ATTACHMENT #14

Resumes for:

Mrs. Marilyn Luckman, Principal, Friday Harbor High School

Ms. Joyce Sobel, Director, Family Resource Center

Dr. Tom Schultz, Agricultural Extension Agent, WSU Cooperative Extension 4H Program

Mr. Larry Wight, Director of Career and Technical Education, Friday Harbor High School

Ms. Alice Hibberd, Faculty, 4H Program

P.O. Box 1223

Friday Harbor, WA  98250

(360) 378-4921

jsobel@rockisland.com

Education:

1970 - M.A., Erikson Institute for Advanced Study in Child Development,

Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois

            Leadership Training Grant from Office of Economic Opportunity, 1969-70

1965 - Graduate Credits in Education, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York

Three month Peace Corps training program

1964 – B.A.:  History (major); Elementary Education (minor)

            Jackson College, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts

Professional Experience:

1998 – Present:  Director, San Juan Island Family Resource Center, Friday Harbor, WA

1994 – Present:  Staff, San Juan County Community Network, San Juan County, WA

1994 – Present:  Coordinator and Child Development Associate, Preschool Intervention Program

(PIP), San Juan Head Start Program, Friday Harbor, WA

1983 – Present -  Independent Grant Writer/Consultant for Lopez, Orcas, and San Juan Island

School Districts; other San Juan County organizations and affiliates, Friday Harbor, WA

1990 – 1999 – Community Mobilization Against Substance Abuse Coordinator/Grant Manager

            San Juan County, WA

1990 – 1995 – Prevention Specialist and Grant Manager, San Juan County DASA Program

            San Juan County, WA

1994 – 1995 – Interim Coordinator and Child Development Associate, Primary Intervention

Program (PIP), Friday Harbor Elementary School, Friday Harbor,        WA

1990 – 1994 – Volunteer Child Development Associate, Primary Intervention Program (PIP)

            Friday Harbor Elementary School, Friday Harbor, WA

1982 - 1989 – Business Manager, San Juan Island School District, Friday Harbor, WA

1977 - 1982 – Parent Educator, Cooperative Preschool

            Department of Continuing Education, Friday Harbor Campus, Skagit Valley College

            Mount Vernon, WA

1977 – 1982 – Bookkeeper, Boothman’s Cabinets, Friday Harbor, WA

1972 – 1975 – Director, Evanston Day Nursery, Evanston, Illinois

1971 – 1975 – Educational consultant and instructor with Chicago area universities and junior

colleges; Committee Member, Child Abuse Prevention Network; Child Care and Early Childhood Education Workshop Leader, Chicago and Evanston, Illinois

1967 – 1969 – Teacher, District #65 Head Start, Evanston, Illinois

1964 – 1966 – U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer Teacher, Kenya, East Africa

Other Affiliations:

1993 – Present – Member, ICC-Birth to Six Committee, San Juan County, WA

1999 – Present -  Member, Child Study Team, San Juan County, WA

1998 – Present – Charter Member, Family Umbrella Group, Friday Harbor, WA

1998 - Present – Member, STEPS  (Systematic Transitions for Education in the Public Schools)

                           Consortium, Friday Harbor, WA

1998 – Present – Member, Soroptimists International of Friday Harbor, WA

1995 – Present – Member, League of Women Voters, Friday Harbor, WA

1994 – Present – Registered Counselor, Washington State

1994 – Present - Member, Association for Play Therapy, Fresno, California (headquarters)

1992 – Present – Member, National Association for the Education of Young Children

1979 – 1982  –   Member (Chair, two years), Board of Directors, San Juan Island School District,

                           Friday Harbor, WA

Awards:

2002 – Governor’s Child Abuse Prevention Award, Washington State

2001 – Governor’s Substance Abuse  Prevention Award, Washington State

1997 – Women of Distinction Award, Soroptimists International of Friday Harbor, WA

Publications:

D. Anker, J. Foster, J. McLane, J. Sobel:  “Spontaneous Play:  A Vehicle for Learning”, Young Children, Journal of the National Association for the Education of Young Children, Spring, 1974.  Most recent re-publication, 1994.

VITAE

TOM R. SCHULTZ

September 2002

EDUCATION

1988           Doctor of Philosophy, Plant Pathology

1984           Master of Science, Plant Pathology

1981                                                                                                                                                 Bachelor of Science, Agronomy

1975           Bachelor of Science, Biology

Washington State University Pullman, WA

Western Washington University Bellingham, WA

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1993 to WSU Cooperative Extension Chair, administratively responsible for an annual

Present                 county budget of  $145K (not incl grants) that includes WSU Cooperative Extension Programs and the San Juan County Noxious Weed Board functions.  I supervise three Extension staff, up to three grant-funded individuals, one WSU faculty member and have responsibility for over 140 Volunteer Staff. 

WSU Cooperative Extension Agent, responsible for Extension Programming in San Juan County in the areas of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Community Horticulture, 4-H Youth Development, Learning Center Programs, Food Safety, and Community Development. 

1994 - 1997          Northwest District Chair Council.  A self-directed, administrative team that managed and supervised WSU Cooperative Extension district functions including budget development and personnel matters for eight counties of Western Washington.

1989 - 1993          Faculty Research Associate and Seed Pathologist, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman, WA.  Identified and developed solutions to insects, diseases, and related problems associated with the production and marketing of vegetable, cereal, and grass seeds in Washington and Idaho.

1989 - 1990          Diving Instructor, Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) Spokane, WA.  Conducted beginning and advanced SCUBA classes for Youth and Adults.

1985 - 1989          Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Plant Pathology, Washington State University.  Conducted research on the biology and control of foliar pathogens of wheat and barley in Washington State.  Management of laboratory, field, and greenhouse facilities at the USDA Cereal Disease Research Unit in Pullman. 

1985 - 1988          Graduate Research Assistant, Washington State University, Western Washington Research and Extension Center, Puyallup, WA.  Conducted laboratory and field research on the biology and control of diseases in vegetable seed crops such as cabbage, spinach, radish, and carrot in Washington.

1984       Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Plant Pathology, Washington State University, Pullman.  Organized lectures and conducted laboratory teaching to beginning graduate students in Plant Pathology.

1980       Technical Assistant, Alternative Crops Program, Department of Agronomy and Soils, Washington State University, Pullman.  Conducted agronomic research on oilseed crops in eastern Washington.

1975 - 1980          Crew Leader, Seattle Dept. of Parks and Recreation Horticulture Division.  Landscape installation, ornamental, and turf maintenance.

Honors & Promotions

                Granted Tenure and promoted to Extension Faculty E-3, February, 1999

Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society of Agriculture, 1990.

                Graduated summa cum laude, WSU Dept. of Agronomy & Soils, 1981.

Professional Associations

National           American Phytopathological Society.  1984 to present.

                American Phytopathological Society Pacific Division.  1986 to present.

                National Association of County Agricultural Agents.  1995 to present.

                Professional Association of Diving Instructors.  1990-91.

State                  Washington Extension Agents and Specialists Association.  1995 to present.

                            WSU Graduate and Professional Student Association Senator.  1986-87.

Committees, Teams and Boards

National               Membership Committee, American Society of Agronomy. 1993 to 2000.

State      WSU Cooperative Extension Civil Rights Review Committee for Clark County. 9/2001.

Washington Extension Agents and Specialists Association Board of Directors.  1998-1999

                WSU Cooperative Extension/Western Washington Food and Farm Connections Team.  1998.

WSU Cooperative Extension State Chairs Conference Planning Committee.  1997.

WSU Cooperative Extension State Community Horticulture Team.  1996 to Present.

WSU Cooperative Extension Northwest District Chair Council Administrative Team.  1994-1997.

                WSU Cooperative Extension Civil Rights Review Committee for Lewis County.  1995.

Regional              Growing Together, Farm Conference planning committee with WSU, Washington Tilth and Skagit Valley College.  1997.

WSU Master Gardener Tri-County Training planning committee with Island and Skagit Counties.  1994 to present.

Puget Sound Water Quality Authority, Community Advisory Committee for Public Information & Education (PIE) Grants, Round 10 Fund.  1996.

Washington Extension Agents and Specialists Association, Board of Directors.  1997-99.

County Lopez Food Processing Center Project Development Committee.  1997 to present.

                San Juan County Noxious Weed Control Board Ex-Officio.  1996 to present.

                San Juan County 4-H Leaders Council Ex-officio.  1993 to present.

 Lawrence H. Wight

Director, Career and Technical Education

Friday Harbor High School

Education

            Vocational Director’s Certification, Central Washington University

            Teacher Certification, Central Washington University

            Graduate Studies, Geophysics, University of Washington

M.S.    Engineering Mechanics, Pennsylvania State University

B.S.     Engineering Management, Boston University

Summary of Experience

1990-present       Director, Career and Technical Education, FHHS. Responsible for curriculum, staffing, budgeting, and long term planning for the Technical Education Program. Also responsible for the Internship Program which creates classrooms in the community.

1986-1990.1       Consultant for government and business

1977-1986          President, Tenera Corporation. Helped create, and later run, a research and engineering consulting firm. Employed over 100 scientists and engineers with close ties to several universities. Performed research for government and industry.

1972-1977          Mechanical Engineer, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. Principal Investigator on several earthquake safety research projects. Author of several articles and reports.

1969-1972          University Instructor. Taught civil engineering in Turkey. Taught math, physics, and geophysics in Barbados.

1967-1969          Mechanical Engineer, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. Worked with geophysics group studying seismology and earthquake risk.