Our Team
Judy Morley, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center
President, Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation
E-mail Judy by using the form on our Contact Us page
Judy Morley, Ph.D., moved to Gettysburg to follow her passion for Civil War history and be closer to her only daughter, who lives in Philadelphia. Morley holds a Ph.D. in American History and a Master’s Degree in Conscious Leadership. Morley taught history at the University of Colorado at Denver and has held multiple executive roles in both for-profit and non-profit organizations. As an entrepreneur, Morley has done leadership consulting for private and public companies. She is also the owner of the Gettysburg Cookie Company. Her prior non-profit experience includes executive roles in development, communications, and operations for 6 organizations, including the Western History Association, the Downtown Denver Partnership, the Carroll County Arts Council, and the YWCA of Gettysburg and Adams County before joining the Seminary Ridge Museum in October 2024.
Rob Williams
Director of Outreach
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717-339-1354
Rob Williams, a lifelong area resident, graduated from West Chester University in 2007 with an undergraduate degree in History. While an Assistant Director of the YWCA Hanover, he completed his graduate studies at Shippensburg University in 2014, earning a Master’s in Applied History. Rob worked for a year and a half in group sales at the Gettysburg Foundation before joining the Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center in October 2016.
Codie Eash
Director of Education and Interpretation
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717-339-1357
Codie Eash has been part of the Seminary Ridge Museum staff since before the institution’s opening. Prior to his current role as Director of Education and Interpretation, he previously served as Communications Intern (2012-2013), Visitor Services Assistant (2013-2015), Lead Visitor Services Assistant (2015-2018), Visitor Services Coordinator (2018-2020), Operations Manager (2020-2021), and Director of Education and Museum Operations (2021-2024). In 2014, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication/Journalism from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, where he also completed a minor in History. In 2024, he began working on a Master’s in American History at Gettysburg College through The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.
In addition to Museum tours and interpretation, he lectures for American Battlefield Trust conferences, National Park Service sites, historical societies, Civil War roundtables, educational groups, and other organizations. Codie is a founding contributor to Pennsylvania in the Civil War, writes book reviews for Civil War Monitor and articles for W. Britain’s The Standard, and serves on the Gettysburg Magazine editorial board.
Kaleb Kusmierczyk
Director of Museum Operations
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717-339-1359
Kaleb Kusmierczyk began his employment at the Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center in 2018 as a Visitor Services Assistant. At the conclusion of the season, he left but would return the following season to fill the position of Lead Visitor Services Assistant in 2019. In 2020, Kaleb would again be promoted to Education and Visitor Services Coordinator.
Kaleb has always had a love for history, the Civil War, and especially the Battle of Gettysburg since a young age. While in College he completed several internships and other volunteer experiences in a variety of museums in the Central Pennsylvania region. He graduated from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania in 2017 with a Bachelor Degree in History with a Public History concentration.
Annette Jorgensen
Membership and Development Coordinator
717-339-1356
Annette joined Seminary Ridge Museum as the Administrative Services Coordinator in July 2018. Originally from California, Annette’s background includes stints with the Texas Historical Commission, Texas Parks and Wildlife, the Chester County Department of Open Space Preservation, and the Wildlife Habitat Council. She is an experienced program administrator with technical and database skills. Annette is active in Civil War era living history and maintains a website and blog on the topic. She has also published several articles and presented programs on the civilian experience during the Civil War.
Amanda Partner
Lead Visitor Services Assistant
Amanda joined Seminary Ridge Museum in 2021 and has served as Lead Visitor Services Assistant since early 2022. She is originally from Bellwood-Antis Pennsylvania and attended Shippensburg University for both her bachelors and master’s degrees. Her B.A. is in both history and political science, while her MA is in Applied History. She started working at Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center in March of 2021. She really enjoys telling the story of the people that lived on Seminary Ridge and the stories of the soldiers treated here. She looks forward to seeing how the museum grows and reaches more people!