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Charles Westmark, who has a degree in psychology and plays jazz, discusses the craft of making violins with critical care nurse Rob Wisnewski.

Luthier Klarissa Petti instructs the violin-making class that is part of the New Mexico Musical Heritage Project. 

Rob Wisnewski, a critical care nurse, works on a violin he's making as part of the New Mexico Musical Heritage Project.

UNM biology major Cameron Kunstadt is close to completing his violin, a two year project.

Rob Wisnewski, who takes the violin-making class offered by the New Mexico Musical Heritage Project, shows the interior of the violin he's making. 

Hand tools are used to craft violins in the class that is part of the New Mexico Musical Heritage Project. 

Siobhan Mattison, assistant professor, UNM Anthropology Department.

UNM Distinguished Professor Emeritus Henry Ellis.

(l. to r.): Paul Wilson-Scott, resident district manager, UNM Food, Thea Evans, UNM Food marketing director, and Joe Fischioni, Chartwells Higher Education West Division president, with the second place award for the West Division Regional Showdown for the event LaPo Goes Global.

Tabia Allred