This year we are excited to welcome Dallas Thueringer to the team. He is our third Peace Corps Fellow from Western Illinois University and is serving his graduate assistantship at the museum for the 2018-2019 school year. Raised in California and a resident of Seattle, Washington, he is an avid cyclist and is enjoying the flatlands of rural Illinois.
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