Scott Stadum

Palmer and Signe's grandson, Rod's son, and the builder-curator turning documents, photographs, recordings, travel, and family memory into a living archive.

Transparency & Service Open Place Map Rod oral history

Overview

Scott's story is about archive-building and movement: family roots, oral history, international service, and the work of connecting the archive.

Explore his career in open-government digital communications and public service in his Transparency & Service Story, and follow his full global travel route in his Lived-Place Route Story.

Timeline Snapshot

Early life

Cambridge, Ohio · Antigua · Cambridge, Ohio

Childhood years in Guernsey County, Ohio and English Harbour, Antigua, West Indies.

College

Bowling Green, Ohio & Lakeville, Minnesota

Five years at Bowling Green State University, followed by a transition chapter in suburban Minneapolis-St. Paul.

2003–2005

Peace Corps – Georgetown, Guyana

Grassroots service compiling local blog aggregators and supporting timehri films.

Later

D.c. · Buenos Aires · D.c. · Tbilisi · Faribault · Alameda · Faribault · Alameda

A global path spanning open-gov advocacy in Washington, regional projects in Argentina, cybersecurity research in Georgia, and transitions between Minnesota and California.