Marsha Sims Baenziger

Background

Baenziger, Marsha Sims was born on November 13, 1950 in Connersville, Indiana, United States. Daughter of Theodore Edward and Marjorie Anna Sims.

Education

Bachelor in Anthropology and Design, Purdue University, 1974; Master of Arts in Anthropology, U. Nebraska, 1990; postgraduate, U. Missouri, since 1990.

Career

Clerk-typist anthropology department, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1976-1977; editorial assistant, Soil Conservation Svc., USDA, Hyattsville, Maryland., 1977-1978; editor, Soil Conservation Svc., USDA, Lanham, Maryland., 1978-1980; editor, National Resources Conservation Svc., USDA, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1989-1995. Visiting research technician department agronomy U. Nebraska, 1992-1995, consultant State Museum, U. Nebraska, 1994-1995. Hispanic Emphasis Program Manager, since 1996, Sociology Coord., since 1996.

Achievements

• Marsha Sims Baenziger has been listed as a noteworthy Archaeologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society American Archaeology, Plains Anthropologists, Colorado Council Profl.Archaeologists.

Interests

• Avocations: horses, skiing, snowskiing.

Connections

Married Peter Stephen Baenziger, March 13, 1976. Children: Peter Émil, Aubrie Anna.

Father:

Theodore Edward Sims

Mother:

Marjorie Anna Sims

Spouse:

Peter Stephen Baenziger

child:

Aubrie Anna Baenziger

child:

Peter Émil Baenziger