These levels of membership are named for ASM's first-century directors, giants in the field with huge and impactful legacies. Their commitment to excellence inspires us still.
At these levels, your annual membership support will go directly to the Director’s Fund, strengthening our current director's ability to support mission-critical projects that have no other dedicated or predictable funding sources.
This level is named in honor of Raymond H. Thompson, ASM's third and longest serving director, 1964–97, who established ASM’s international reputation and orchestrated the creation of key preservation legislation
$1,000 Thompson Circle: All benefits of the Curator level of membership, plus Friend of the ASM Collections, and special events. $630 tax deduction.
This level is named in honor of Emil W. Haury, ASM's second director, 1938–64, and second head of the University of Arizona's Department of Anthropology. Through his seminal fieldwork, he placed UA at the forefront of archaeological research in the U.S. Southwest and built ASM into a world-class research institution.
$2,500 Haury Circle: All benefits of Thompson Circle plus a behind-the-scenes tour. $2,100 tax deduction.
This level is named in honor of Byron Cummings, ASM’s first director, 1915–38. Known as the Dean of Southwest Archaeology, he was also founding head of the University of Arizona's Department of Archaeology and established ASM’s leadership role as guardian of Arizona’s archaeological resources.
$5,000 Cummings Circle: All benefits of Haury Circle plus an in-home review of your personal collection. $4,400 tax deduction.
This level is named in honor of Arizona’s first state governor and the man who, in 1893, wrote and introduced the legislation that created the Arizona Territorial Museum, which later become the Arizona State Museum.
$10,000 George W. P. Hunt Heritage Circle: All benefits of Cummings Circle plus an opportunity to join the director at a special event. $9,300 tax deduction.
Contact
Darlene F. Lizarraga
Membership Office
Arizona State Museum / University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210026
Tucson, AZ 85721-0026
520-626-8381
dfl@arizona.edu