Marilyn Guida has been Curator of Education since June of 2008. She received a B.A. degree in anthropology from Florida State University and earned M.A. degrees in anthropology at San Diego State University and in museum studies at John F. Kennedy University. Marilyn was curator of education for 12 years at The Haggin Museum in Stockton and at History San José. She worked seven years as a crew leader and member on archaeological surveys, excavations, and laboratory investigations in California and also worked with Indian people from several tribes. She was active in the San Diego County Archaeological Society and the Fort Guijarros Foundation. For three years she was Executive Director of the San Diego Ecology Center. Additionally, Marilyn was an environmental planner for the City of San Diego where she developed the City’s first guidelines for archaeological investigations of land use projects and contributed to the first Cultural Resource Management policies and procedures. Marilyn is interested promoting collaborations between Indian peoples and museum staff and interpreting continuity and change in American Indian cultures. She also loves exploring the prehistory and natural history of the Southwest.

Rosie Enriquez has been the secretary and museum store manager at the El Paso Museum of Archaeology since 2003. A native of El Paso, Rosie received her training at the Upper Rio Grande Private Industry Council in 1995 and continues her interest in bookkeeping and accounting. A mother and grandmother, Rosie enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and barbecuing. She also enjoys horseback riding, painting, and other arts and crafts.