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Bill Splinter
Director
Dr. Splinter was the department head of the Agricultural
Engineering Department at the University of Nebraska for
20 years. He has numerous patents, awards and publications
to his credit. Dr. Splinter's dedication to education and
public awareness of Agricultural Engineering is one of the
many reasons he has worked to establish the Larsen Museum.
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Lou Leviticus
Curator
Dr. Leviticus was the engineer-in-charge of the Nebraska
Tractor Test Lab from 1975-1997. While at the Test Lab Dr.
Leviticus supervised the testing of over 500 tractors. As
curator at the Museum Lou strives to find new and significant
agricultural artifacts to help the public better understand
the traditions and technologies of agriculture in Nebraska
and the world. email.
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Jeremy Steele
Museum Development Associate
Jeremy is a 2001 graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
in Agricultural Education. Originally from Arnold, Nebraska,
his main focus is working to get the word out about the unique
educational opportunities at the Museum and the treasure trove
of information contained in the archives. email.
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Mark Nickolaus
Docent
Mark grew up on a farm near Aurora, Nebraska. He is an expert
on most of the tractors manufactured in the last 100 years.
He has a knack for knowing the little known facts about the
tractors that have been tested at the Nebraska Tractor Test
Lab, and he can answer most questions concerning tractor trivia.
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