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Satori Staff
Here is a partial list of staff that will be
working at Satori Camp during the summer of 2006.
(* An asterix before a name
denotes a Satori Camp Alumni)
Directors:
-
Mike
Cantlon - Satori Camp Co-founder and Co-director. Mike is
a teacher for Spokane School District 81's gifted education program.
He is also an adjunct faculty member of the Education Department
at Eastern Washington University.
- Dr. Bruce Mitchell - Satori Camp Co-founder and Co-director.
Dr. Mitchell is a retired professor for Eastern Washington University's
Department of Education. He is a noted researcher and author in
areas of creativity, gifted education and multicultural education.
- *Sara Maleki
- Satori Camp Assistant Director. Sara has been with the camp
for twelve of its twenty-two years: first as a camper, then as
a counselor, and has been Assistant Director for four years. She
is a graduate of EWU and holds a B.A. in Business MIS.
Counselors
- Satori Camp counselors are predominantly certified teachers
and students currently in an education program. We also have several
former campers who have worked their way into camp counsellor
positions.
Instructors
- Satori class instructors come from backgrounds as diverse as
the classes they teach. Most are area professionals and experts
in their field, as well as Junior and Senior High School teachers
and Eastern Washington University professors.
Featured instructors include:
- *Tyler Burnet - A former Satori camper, a professional
dance instructor, and an actor working in Chicago, Illinois.
- *Robyn Brown - Musician extraordinaire, former
camper, and a Graduate Student.
- *Ashley Cantlon - Graduate of the University
of Portland and is working as an engineer.
- *Marcus Collins - Graduate
student in the Biophysics Group of the Physics Department at Cornell
University
- *Nathan Collins - Graduate
student in Political Science at Stanford University
- Tammy Hovren - AP/Honors English
teacher and Diversity Advisor in the East Valley School District.
MA in Curriculum Development from Eastern Washington University.
- John Hagney - Teacher in Spokane
School District 81; adjunct faculty at SFCC and EWU; 1997 Presidential
Scholar Distinguished Teacher.
- Pat Hagney - Art teacher for
School District 81.
- Dr. Sidney Kasuga - Professor
of Biology at Eastern Washington University; specialist in immunopathology
and hematopathology.
- Jeff Kent - Art and Yearbook
teacher for White Swan High School; currently serving on the Spokane
Arts Commission.
- Jim Kershner - Humor columnist
for The Spokesman-Review. Received seven awards from the National
Society of Newspaper Columns. Taught humor writing with the National
Writing Project.
- *Chris Mathieson - Museum
Programmer at the Vancouver Police Centennial Museum. Also works
as a science educator at the Choice School for Gifted Children
and is vice-president of the Gifted Children's Association of
British Columbia
- Bruce McDavis - 6th degree
black belt in Goju-ryu Karate; has been teaching karate since
1975 throughout the Inland Northwest.
- Lynnae Sowers - BA and MEd
from Eastern Washington University. Field experience in excavation.
Research and numerous presentations involving anthropology and
archaeology ethnobotany.
- Mark Tietjen - Director of
Orchestra and Assistant Director of Bands in the Central Valley
School District. BA in Music Education and MA in Percussion Performance
from Eastern Washington University.
- Bill Williams - Professor
of Psychology at Eastern Washington University.
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