Shannon Adolph is a graphic designer and illustrator who is fresh out of University. She was responsible for adding "fun and colour" to the project and developed most of the graphics and animations for the site. When she wasn't adding to the massive collection of images in her folder, you could also find her helping out with some of the programming and editing of the site (but not on Tuesdays or Thursdays). She plans to further her studies in illustration in Calgary after the completion of this project.

Chris Fedak is a biologist and a computer programmer. He is responsible for all of the games programmed in Java on the site. He earned the nickname the "Grim Reaper" on the project for his way of letting the group know when he didn't like something. He's a nice enough fellow though. Really.

As Director of Information Technology for Saskatchewan Lung Association and Alberta Lung Association, Gord was ultimately responsible for supervision of this project. Gord provided support and direction that was essential for the completion of the project. He gave us the freedom to come up with our own web site, yet still made the hard decisions when we asked him to.

This is Verna's second Digital Collections Project for the Saskatchewan Lung Association. The first was Canada's Role in Fighting Tuberculosis where she helped in the final editing of the site. For Inside the Human Body: The Respiratory System, Verna was hired as Project Leader and was responsible for keeping everything moving.

Special thanks to Jennifer May and Paul Van Loon for contributing all of the content for the site!

This digital collection was produced under contract to Canada's Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. The web site was produced by a youth team at the Saskatchewan Lung Association.