Statistical Research, Inc.

Historical period archaeological work out of our Redlands, CA office is in the news again! https://www.redlandscommunitynews.com//article_ceb86ec6-d0

SRI is pleased to announce several exciting changes in our corporate organization. Terry Majewski has been promoted to Executive Vice President and John Douglass and Robby Heckman are now Vice Presidents. In addition, Alison Martinez has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer and Brittney Martin will now be our Controller. Congratulations!

We are pleased to announce that Burr Neely has joined SRI as the Regional Director of the Pacific Northwest. He will work closely with our Lacey, WA office staff, as well as others across the company, to expand our footprint in the Pacific Northwest. Welcome, Burr!

SRI's in the news for our work in downtown Redlands investigating historical period Chinatown and Sonoratown. Check it out! https://www.redlandsdailyfacts.com//archaeologists-in-red/

SRI is in the news! We're in the process of excavating Redland's (CA) Chinatown and Mexicantown ahead of development. https://www.redlandscommunitynews.com//article_e08b915a-7d

Stop before You DigArchaeology is Everywhere! Join our own Dr. Donn Grenda at the Redlands Forum on Wednesday, March 13, for a fascinating look into archaeology. You'll learn about the history of archaeology, hear how artifacts are currently collected, and go inside recent projectsincluding one of particular interest to the Redlands community. WHEN Wed, March 13, 2019... 5:30 PM 6:30 PM PDT LOCATION Esri | 380 New York Redlands, CA 92373

Listen to Donn Grenda, President of SRI, discuss his discovery of decades of artifacts from his historic home in a recent podcast True Stories from Old Houses series: https://www.blakehillhouse.com/episode-1-true-tales-from-o/

Congratulations to Michael Heilen, Jeff Altschul and Fritz Lutz for their new article modeling the relationship between cultural resources and climate change impacts for setting preservation and research priorities! Check it out here: https://www.tandfonline.com//full/10/13505033.2018.1545204

Interested in hearing about the colonial experience in California? Listen to John Douglass (SRI) and Kathleen Hull (UC Merced) discuss ideas from their new edited volume on community creation during the Mission period in this informative podcast.

Our Tucson office has moved! We’re now located at 3170 East Fort Lowell. Come by and visit us!

Congratulations to SRI's John Douglass and UC Merced's Kathleen Hull for their new co-edited book on the creation of communities in colonial Alta California. This volume includes many distinguished scholars who look at the interrelationships among and between Native Californians and colonists during the Mission period, a time of cultural upheaval. https://uapress.arizona.edu//forging-communities-in-coloni

SRI is hiring! We're looking for great supervisory and tech-level folks for offices across the company, from the Pacific Northwest to California and the American Southwest. Check out our job listings here: http://www.sricrm.com/opportunities/positions.html

SRI's upcoming field school near Flagstaff (http://ifrglobal.org/program/us-coconino/) has been recently been awarded a 2018 Society for American Archaeology-selected Field School Scholarship by the Register of Professional Archaeologists. Check out a bit of information about each of the two students who receiving the scholarship here: https://rpanet.site-ym.com/page/WhatsNew?