Stacy mince | va eastern colorado health care | veterans affairs

Stacy A. Mince is the inaugural historian for the VA Rocky Mountain Network (VISN 19). Since 2008, Stacy has worked for museums and archives in Austin, Texas, the New York City area, and

Washington, D.C. Past projects include biographical and historical research, photograph archiving, art interpretation and curating exhibitions. Before coming to VA in 2023, she assisted the

U.S. Air Force Academy’s Mechanical Engineering Department with exhibiting their departmental research achievements. A self-professed “research nerd,” Stacy has conducted historical and

biographical research for numerous museum and gallery exhibitions and her work has been published in museum catalogs. Of note, the biographical and genealogical research she did for Between

Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor monograph won the Smithsonian’s Secretary Research Award in 2020. Born in Houston, Texas, and considers Hot Springs, Arkansas home, she has lived in many

places. Since 2002, Stacy has lived in Austin, Texas; Queens, New York; Tokyo, Japan; the Washington, D.C. area, and is happily setting down roots in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The spouse

of a retired U.S. Air Force Veteran, Stacy enjoys spending time with family and friends and her pups in Colorado. She’s a classic horror movie fan, loves live music and supporting local

artists. Stacy has a B.A. in psychology and an M.A. in art history with additional graduate level archive training. Learn about the history of VA EXPLORE THE HISTORIES OF VISN 19 FACILITIES:

* COLORADO * MONTANA * Fort Harrison VA Medical Center (coming soon) * OKLAHOMA * UTAH * WYOMING * Cheyenne VA Medical Center (coming soon) * Sheridan VA Medical Center (coming soon)