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CPC Board Members
Tony Holt,
President, holds a BA from the University of Maine ('69), and a J.D. from the
University of Denver College of Law ('74). He has had a private
law practice in Colorado and Maine for over 30 years. Mr. Holt
lives and works in Portland, Maine, where he is active in politics on
the state and local levels. He is a founder of the Japan America Society
of Maine and a member of the Board of Directors of Portland Chamber of Commerce.
He enjoys bicycle racing, triathalons, and hiking in the mountains.
Mark Seidler, Vice President, is a facilitator, trainer, and organizational
consultant. He presents communication workshops, facilitates conflict
resolution, and designs large group events like professional
conferences, staff retreats, and strategic planning meetings. He has
worked extensively with United Nations offices in Asia and Africa, and
with the restorative justice movement in the U.S.A. Formerly a science
illustrator for the National Geographic Magazine, he now uses graphic
skills to help groups map their resources and design future roadmaps.
He has an MA in industrial/organizational psychology from George Mason
University.
Maureen Sinclair, Secretary, LMSW, practiced school social
work and psychotherapy for 15 years. She has worked with the
Psychosynthesis Institute of New York and the Berkshire Center for
Psychosynthesis as a trainer and workshop leader. Her work to combine
interests in both psychological growth and curriculum development is
published in "101 Favorite Play Therapy Techniques," Kaduson, H. &
Schaefer, C. (eds.), 1997. Ms. Sinclair currently works with the
Professional Development Program, Rockefeller College, and is engaged
in doctoral studies at the University at Albany - SUNY.
Laraine Lippe, Finance Coordinator, BA in Linguistics, MIA, MBA, has
worked as a Project Manager in both the non-profit
and corporate worlds. Outside of her project management work, one of her
greatest interests (and joys) is to find funding for worthwhile humanitarian
projects. While working recently as a volunteer in a small village in Ghana,
she established a Community Fund that enables local fishermen and farmers to
gain easier access to the larger bank loans they need to expand their
businesses. She also manages a scholarship fund that enables young AIDS
orphans to attend primary school in Burkina Faso.
Barbara Boughton Executive Director,
is an interior designer, artist, group facilitator and gallery owner.
She is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and the Gestalt
Institute of the Berkshires. Ms. Boughton is founder of "Creating Home
from the Inside Out," a workshop designed to empower clients to manifest
peace in themselves, in their homes and communities, and ultimately on
the planet. She is also a certified Zumba Fitness instructor. Ms Boughton was
the President of the original Berkshire chapter of the CPC.
Judith Bach, MA in psychology and Ph.D. in Human Science (Human Systems
Design), was a co-founder and director of the Berkshire Center for
Psychosynthesis, a psychological training center, and has been in private
practice for over 30 years. Combining a life-long interest in community
building with psychological understanding, Dr. Bach has taught seminars on human
system design in Europe and has published numerous articles on
community design. She is currently co-authoring a book on creating
workplace communities.
Kathy Crowe, the designer of this website, has Bachelor's and Master's
degrees in English literature. She has specialized in communications for over 30 years, including
10 as a newspaper writer, editor, reporter and designer. Her current focus
is web and graphic design, specializing in small businesses and non-profits.
She is a certified tai chi instructor.
Mario Canki received his Ph.D. in the Department of Pathology and
Laboratory Medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New
Jersey (1995). He is currently Assistant Professor in the Center for
Immunology and Microbial Disease, at Albany Medical College. His
laboratory interests are in the development of novel antiretroviral
therapeutics, and microbicide applications against HIV infections.
Dr. Canki is a previous recipient of the Aaron Diamond Foundation
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Award and Fight for Sight Research
Award. He is a founding member of the International Society for
NeuroVirology (ISNV), and serves on the editorial board of
Retrovirology: Research and Treatment journal.
Kathleen Frome
holds a BS and a Master's degree in Education of the Deaf. She taught
deaf children in the public school systems for ten years and is currently
a licensed Social Worker, working with people with developmental disabilities.
She is also a Certified Professional Midwife and has dedicated her work
of the past 27 years to restoring beauty, continuity and harmony with
Nature to the birth process.
Nanette Hucknall, BA, was co-founder and President of the
original CPC, 1978-1990. She and Dr. Bach have designed and facilitated
problem-solving think tanks of artists, scientists and
philosophers. In recent years they have designed and presented
psychologically-oriented workshops locally and internationally.
Formerly a manager in the corporate world, Ms. Hucknall is the author
of "Finding Your Work, Loving Your Life" and currently works as a
career therapist and psychotherapist.
Korey Klink holds a BA in Spanish/Business
Administration from the University of Wisconisin
Eau Claire, and Masters degree in
Telecommunications from Saint Mary's University in
Minnesota. He has worked in the Telecommunications
industry for 20 years where he has held various
leadership positions, primarily in the Customer
Support and Program Management area. He currently
leads Sprint's Program Management team for
Large National and International customer
implementations. He enjoys tai chi, scuba diving, and
long trips on his Harley Davidson.
Joan Macvicar, Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology
is Professor Emerita at Suffolk University, Boston, MA where she
provided clinical, administrative, and consulting services
to the Suffolk University community for 25 years. Prior to
that she worked in a variety of Mental Health settings
including clinics, hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
She taught psychology at the graduate and under graduate level,
consulted in both public and private schools and maintained a
part-time private practice for adults.
Larson Rogers, Ph.D., is Professor of Physics and Mathematics at
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology in Boston. Over many years
as a science Teacher of students ranging from middle school up to the
college level, he has sought to help young people learn science in
personally meaningful ways. He holds a doctorate in Science Education,
where his research interests include the relationship between ethics
and science in science learning; sustainability education; and how
differences in classroom practice contribute to differences in
knowledge and understanding among participants. In addition to his
teaching and research in science education, Dr. Rogers helps solve IT
problems in his role as software engineer for a small company
Karl van Kessel
is a retired commercial development executive and owner of a company responsible
for industrial contracting services. He specialized in the petroleum sector
and functioned as a liaison between government agencies, colleges, and
petroleum industry representatives. He was a founding member of a municipal
Board of Trade as well as a Petroleum Contractors Association. He continues
to consult in the construction industry and manages various property development
interests.
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