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MICHAEL
RUBENSTEIN:
Executive Director; native of Booneville, MS; honors graduate
of Vanderbilt University; Sports Director at WLBT-TV for 16
years; Executive Director since 1993. |
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MARGARET
FERRISS WHITE:
Administrator: native of Cleveland, MS; graduate of Delta State
University; spent 13 years in management and programming with
the Jackson Metro YMCA before joining the Museum on July 28,
1995; daughter of inductee Dave "Boo" Ferriss.
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LULU
MANESS:
Office manager and Marketing Director: Clarksdale, MS native;
attended Ole Miss; began as a volunteer at the Museum prior
to its opening on July 4, 1996, and joined the full-time staff
in September, 1997; goddaughter of inductee Charlie Conerly. |
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CULLY TURNER
Building and Grounds Supervisor: Native of Clarksdale, MS, Former high school football and basektball coach in LA; retired from 30 years of service as a firefighter; high school sport official; began volunteering at the Museum in 2003; Joined the staff in December 2006. |
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RAY
LANTY:
Jack of all trades; military brat who went to school in Aberdeen,
MS before attending Mississippi State University; a Museum volunteer
since its opening in 1996, he now assists where needed on a
part-time basis |
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GLORIA
SCOTT:
Administrative assistant; native of Jackson, MS; attended Mississippi
Industrial College in Holly Springs, MS; retired federal employee
who started volunteering at the Museum shortly after it opened
and now works part-time. |
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INTERN:
On occasion, the Museum employs an intern to assist in all Museum
activities. College students interested in gaining valuable,
temporary workplace experience should contact the Museum at
(601) 982-8264 or at generalinfo@msfame.com and be prepared
to submit a resume`.
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Henry Allen, native of Jackson, MS; former civil engineer, now self-employed contractor; high school football official; a Museum volunteer since 2003 and now works part-time for the Museum. Henry is the son of Hall of Fame inductee,W.C. "Pop" Allen. |
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers
are the backbone of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and
Museum. They assist the staff in a variety of ways such as
guiding school and church groups, selling admission tickets,
interacting with the children in our most popular sports simulation
area, and helping visitors pick out that perfect sports item
from our gift shop.
You
too can join this special group. Volunteers may sign up as
little as twice a month to once a week. We are flexible in
working around your schedule. Shifts are three hours in length.
For information about volunteers, contact Margaret Ferriss. |
