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Currently serving as Executive Director of the Barry Art Museum at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, Charlotte is an accomplished administrator and visual artist, whose medium is glass. During her tenure as Glass Studio Manager and Programming Director at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, she pioneered the field of performance glass. An avid educator, Potter Kasic founded the Assistantship Program at the Chrysler and taught glass and new media courses at universities and summer programs such as Penland School of Crafts and Oxbow School of Art.

Dr. Cameron comes to PAU from the University of San Diego where she has served in progressive administrative and leadership capacities since 2009. She earned her Ph.D. in Counselor Education from the University of Missouri, St. Louis. She also holds a master’s degree in Guidance and Counseling from the University of Hawaii. Dr. Cameron has written about Multiculturalism and Social Justice in Counseling, Counselor Professional Development, and Individual Psychology. She is an active member of the American Counseling Association, the Association of Counselor Education and Supervision, the American School of Counseling Education.

Lind has for the past 9-years as Director of Advancement at Florentine Opera, Milwaukee and more than twenty years of progressive experience as a social entrepreneur, senior development professional, and managing director with expertise in community organizations, the arts and education. Eric will design and manage a robust, systematic program to increase contributed revenue to develop and cultivate sustainable individual, corporate, foundation, and other philanthropic operation. The TSO is the first professional symphony in the southwest and the longest, continuously performing arts organization in Arizona.

Britta has over 20 years of experience addressing the needs of diverse housing insecure and homeless people. She recently served as Executive Director of the City & County of Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST). She has served both Republican and Democratic Governors in Colorado, including on the Blue-Ribbon Panel on Housing, the State Housing Board, and the Affordable Housing Strategy Group convened by US Senator Michael Bennett, and also serves as Chair of the High-Cost Cities Housing Forum. Prior to her tenure at HOST, Britta served in Executive Director roles at mpowered, Localworks, and Housing Justice, and previously worked for CCH.

Rachel brings nearly thirty years of experience in public relations, advertising, marketing, and community engagement with a focus in events and tourism, economic development, and government relations. Most recently, she served as Director of External Relations at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, where she worked passionately to promote Baltimore as a creative hub and to attract tourists to the city while advocating for grassroots artists and the promotion of the cultural economy.

Dr. Dale McCreedy steps into the role of President and CEO for Hands On! Discovery Center with an extensive background in science centers and community-based partnerships. Dale has spent the last seven years at Discovery Center at Murfree Spring as the Vice President of Audience & Community Engagement where she has led several Federal grants, spearheaded the Tennessee Girls Collaborative, and disseminated resources and professional development for several national replication efforts. Prior to moving to Tennessee, she spent twenty-eight years at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA where she led curriculum and program development, promoted community engagement and professional learning, and conducted research with a particular focus on under-resourced families and women in STEM.