Directory

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Name

Title

Email Address

Ext

+	Andrew Schmidt	Advancement Analyst	andrew.schmidt@kanuga.org	239
Andrew Schmidt Advancement Analyst A graduate of the University of the South, Andrew Schmidt brings seven years of nonprofit fundraising experience to his role as an advancement analyst for Kanuga. His responsibilities include providing thoughtful and timely analysis of Kanuga’s fundraising programs and activities and supporting donor cultivation and stewardship efforts. He works closely with members of the institutional advancement department and committee, board members and volunteers.
+	Anita Whitmire Boan	Housekeeping Manager	anita.whitmire@kanuga.org	233
Anita Whitmire Boan Housekeeping Manager Anita Whitmire Boan brought her passions for cleaning, organizing and helping others to Kanuga's housekeeping department in 1995 and was promoted to manager four years later. Under her cheerful but disciplined leadership, Kanuga consistently maintains an A sanitation grade from the N.C. Division of Public Health. She especially loves getting to know guests and seeing her staff embrace the value of teamwork.
+	Ann Jeffcoat Corbin	Reservations Associate	ann.corbin@kanuga.org	228
Ann Jeffcoat Corbin Reservations Associate Ann Jeffcoat Corbin joined the reservations team in 2011 but has been a familiar face at Kanuga much longer. She grew up attending Summer Guest Period with her family for 29 of the past 30 years. She also held several roles on summer staff including wait staff, children’s program director and assistant staff coordinator. Fluent in Spanish, she is a graduate of the College of Charleston where she majored in Spanish and minored in hospitality and tourism.
+	Barry Phillips	Director of Food Service	barry.phillips@kanuga.org	231
Barry Phillips Director of Food Service Barry Phillips came to Kanuga in 1994 as the assistant manager of the kitchen and was promoted to food services director in 2000. Embracing Kanuga's committment to environmental stewardship, he works with local produce distributors to supply Kanuga's dining hall with seasonal locally grown fruits and vegetables whenever possible. “I love the peaceful Christian community at Kanuga,” he says. “I enjoy ensuring that guests enjoy every aspect of Kanuga, but especially the food and service they receive while here.”
+	Bethany Frazier	Youth Events Program Director	bethany.frazier@kanuga.org	276
Bethany Frazier Youth Events Program Director Bethany Frazier loves helping young people and youth leaders build community in a safe, fun environment. She is responsible for organizing Youth Week, Winterlight and off-season rentals of Camp Kanuga and the Bob Campbell Youth Campus. Before joining the Kanuga staff in 2009, she served as the director of recreation at Bonclarken, a Presbyterian camp and conference center in nearby Flat Rock, N.C., where she hired, trained and supervised summer program staff as well as directed waterfront and high adventure programs. Bethany graduated from Erskine College with a degree in special education. She is active in the community as a Red Cross first-aid, CPR and lifeguarding instructor.
+	Chris Lynn	Adult Conferences Program Director	chris.lynn@kanuga.org	267
Chris Lynn Adult Conferences Program Director Chris Lynn officially joined the staff as the adult conferences program director in 2012, but she has been actively involved in the success of Kanuga's conferences for more than 15 years. She served for many years on Kanuga’s program committee, most recently as chair of the Christian formation planning team. Since 1996 she has been involved with the success of Kanuga’s Christian Formation Conference as staff, workshop leader or coordinator. She brings to Kanuga 21 years of experience as director of Christian formation at the Church of the Advent in Spartanburg. She is responsible for planning and orchestrating Kanuga-sponsored events including the Bowen Conference, Lansing Lee Conference, Knitting and Quilting Retreat, Renewal Conference and Fly-fishing Retreat.
+	Christine Murawski	Mountain Trail Outdoor School Program Director	christine.murawski@kanuga.org	281
Christine Murawski Mountain Trail Outdoor School Program Director Christine Murawski joined Kanuga's Mountain Trail Outdoor School as an instructor in 2008 and was quickly recognized for her skill with rock climbing, teambuilding, high ropes and other high adventure activities. She served as Kanuga’s adventure programs manager and directing Kanuga Trailblazers for three years before stepping into the role of MTOS program director in 2012. Her eye for risk management has afforded Kanuga an impressive safety record as she continues to oversee the care, maintenance, and inspection of our climbing and ropes facilities and the training of the associated staff. She is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and has an extensive background in outdoor education and adventure activities.
+	David Schnitzer	Camp Kanuga Director	david.schnitzer@kanuga.org	279
David Schnitzer Camp Kanuga Director David Schnitzer loves camp! He has 11 years of full-time professional camping and youth ministry experience but has worked at camp every summer since he was 15. Before coming to Kanuga in 2012, he was the program director for Camp Glisson in Dahlonega, Ga., where he created two leadership development programs for teenagers, grew the staff by more than 100 percent and organized training programs for more than 130 staff members. A graduate of the University of Georgia and the National Outdoor Leadership School, he is in the process of completing a master’s degree in Christian leadership from Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Ky. An avid outdoorsman, he is the author of Great American Outdoors, Nature at its Best. Click here to learn more about David.
+	Eden Lewis	Guest Period Program Director	eden.lewis@kanuga.org	283
Eden Lewis Guest Period Program Director Eden Lewis has helped coordinate Kanuga-sponsored conferences and guest periods since 2009. A former counselor at Camp Kanuga, she spent several years coordinating and leading programs for high school and middle school students at churches in Winston-Salem, N.C., and St. Augustine, Fla. A graduate of Flager College, she has a bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in youth ministry. She loves both the guest and staff communities at Kanuga and views her job as the ministry of hospitality.
+	Eric George	Assistant Director of Guest Services	eric.george@kanuga.org	288
Eric George Assistant Director of Guest Services Eric George joined the Kanuga staff in 2011. He enjoys helping with conference and retreat planning, logistics and coordination and serving as the residential life director for summer conference center staff. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Bible and communications, he spent four years as a resident life assistant for a Christian school in South Korea, where he provided a family-like atmosphere for students and facilitated activities. Previously, he worked at the Bonclarken Conference Center in Flat Rock where he wore many hats, including lifeguard, guest services, recreation and maintenance staff member.
+	Gary Giniat	Director of Advancement	gary.giniat@kanuga.org	240
Gary Giniat Director of Advancement A graduate of the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Gary Giniat (pronounced “Jeanette”) brings proven expertise across the advancement spectrum—from non-profit marketing and building earned income to increasing charitable contributions. Gary is responsible for planning and overseeing all of Kanuga’s advancement programs—both development and communications functions—as well as assisting in the growth of all of Kanuga’s revenue producing areas from camps to conferences. Before joining Kanuga, Gary’s 30-year career has spanned from 10 years marketing at the St. Petersburg (FL) Times and eight years in senior leadership roles at Chicago Children’s Museum to being the executive director of Asheville’s Pack Square Conservancy reopening the new 6.5 acre park.
+	Hoyle Adams	Director of Group Sales	hoyle.adams@kanuga.org	218
Hoyle Adams Director of Group Sales As Kanuga's director of group sales, Hoyle Adams is a signature matchmaker. He takes the time to really get to know nonprofits, businesses and other organizations before hooking them up with just the right services to make each meeting a roaring success. With more than 20 years on the Kanuga staff, he has fulfilled a variety of roles including assisant director of guest services, director of guest services and director of reservations. "It's awesome to provide hospitality for adults, youth, children, groups, campers and anyone visiting one of our campuses to focus on their reason for gathering and to get away from their world for a positive, educational experience," he says.
+	Jason Merritt	Communications Manager	jason.merritt@kanuga.org	224
Jason Merritt Communications Manager Jason Merritt joined the Kanuga staff in 2011 and now oversees all marketing and communications materials. His work includes advertising, print and electronic newsletters, website (kanuga.org), social media, public relations and the organization’s overall brand image. With a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida's School of Journalism, Jason specializes in communications strategy, graphic design, photography and videography. Before moving to Western North Carolina in 2009 he held variety of communications and grassroots advocacy positions with AARP Florida where he developed a deep appreciation for the personal and spiritual satisfaction found in non-profit work.
+	Jill Mallin	Interim Director of Guest Services	jill.mallin@kanuga.org	285
Jill Mallin Interim Director of Guest Services Jill Mallin came to Kanuga’s guest services department in 2010 with a background in recreation, resort management and event planning. She has worked in a variety of hospitality settings including the YMCA, Pinehurst Resort, Grove Park Inn and The Ritz-Carlton. Always wanting to make guests' visits enjoyable, she enjoys working behind the scenes to make events look effortlessly put together.
+	Jimmy Haden	Vice President of Hospitality and Sales	jimmy.haden@kanuga.org	227
Jimmy Haden Vice President of Hospitality and Sales After more than 24 years on staff, there aren't many parts of Kanuga that Jimmy Haden hasn't touched. Waiting tables, lifeguarding, hauling trash, setting up for and cleaning up after events — he knows firsthand how all the parts fit together to keep Kanuga's ministry of hospitality running smoothly. As the head of Kanuga's hospitality and sales team, he makes sure the Guest Services, Food Services, Guest Period Programming, Adult Conferences, Group Sales and Reservations departments work together seamlessly to give guests a transformational experience from their initial reservation through check out day.
+	Jodi Calabrese	Retail Operations Manager	jodi.calabrese@kanuga.org	241
Jodi Calabrese Retail Operations Manager SInce 2010, Jodi Calabrese has overseen merchandising, budgeting, staffing and other day-to-day operations for Kanuga’s five retail outlets: the bookstore, Charlie’s Canteen, the Camp Kanuga store, the Bear’s Den at the Bob Campbell Youth Campus and online sales. A former a buyer for the May Company and Belk, she brings more than 20 years of retail experience to Kanuga. “I enjoy the combination of doing what I love (retail buying) and the hospitality aspect of this job," she says. "I am able to show immediate results in the changes that I have made and that is very satisfying. I also really love the natural beauty here and feel like I am serving God in a positive way by helping Kanuga succeed."
+	Kate Bakko	Reservations Associate	kate.bakko@kanuga.org	282
Kate Bakko Reservations Associate On the Kanuga staff since 2003, Kate Bakko is a familiar voice and friendly face to many guests as they plan a trip to and arrive at Kanuga. She spent three years as a part-time Front Desk clerk before taking a full-time role in reservations in 2006. She brings an extensive background in the human services field, having spent 24 years working with adults with disabilities. "I enjoy watching what Kanuga means to so many of our guests and hope our mission will continue to inspire people to find peace in our community for years to come," she says.
+	Katherine Parnell	Camp Bob Program Director	katherine.parnell@kanuga.org	264
Katherine Parnell Camp Bob Program Director Katherine "KP" Parnell first came to Camp Bob, Kanuga's outreach summer camp, as a counselor in 2009 and has been growing and developing with the program ever since. With a bachelors degree in theatre education and a minor in English from nearby Brevard College, KP brings her spirit and energy to Camp Bob's youth, volunteers, sponsors and staff yearround. After just one week of experiencing Camp Bob, she knew that her life had changed and she felt a powerful connection with those who come through the program. “Camp Bob is a very energetic and supportive atmosphere, it allows everyone to be themselves and gives them the opportunity to try new experiences and grow not only physically, but mentally, emotionally and spiritually.” Parnell is also a graduate of Brevard College's Institute for Women in Leadership.
+	Kim Watson	Vice President of Finance and Operations	kim.watson@kanuga.org	214
Kim Watson Vice President of Finance and Operations Kim Watson has served as Kanuga's chief financial officer since 2006, building financial discipline and lead the planning and budgeting processes across Kanuga. A certified public accountant, she previously served as vice president of finance at the Peace Center for the Performing Arts in Greenville, S.C. She has a bachelor's degree in business administration from the College of Charleston and more than 20 years of experience in the accounting industry.
+	Laura Messerly	Expedition Programs Director	laura.messerly@kanuga.org	263
Laura Messerly Expedition Programs Director Laura Messerly is Kanuga’s Expedition Programs Director. Between directing Kanuga Trailblazers in the summer and serving as a lead instructor for Mountain Trail Outdoor School during the autumn, winter and spring, Laura shares her love of the outdoors with youth and adults throughout the year. She holds an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education from Washington College and discovered her passion for outdoor education while working for Anglican Youthworks in Australia, leading students backpacking, canoeing, abseiling (rappelling) and more! She has worked for Sandy Cove Ministries in North East, MD as well as Black Rock Retreat, near Lancaster, PA as an instructor/facilitator. Laura completed a Master’s in Outdoor Education at Southern Adventist University near Chattanooga, TN and most recently spent a year working amongst the Redwoods at Mount Hermon Camp and Conference Center in Santa Cruz, CA.
+	LeeAnne Martin	Vice President of Youth Programs	leeanne.martin@kanuga.org	321
LeeAnne Martin Vice President of Youth Programs LeeAnne Martin joined the Kanuga staff in 2001 as an instructor at the Mountain Trail Outdoor School. Since then, she has directed the outdoor school, Kanuga Trailblazers and various aspects of all of Kanuga's camping and outdoor education programs. An award-winning educator, she has served on the Southeast council for the Association for Experiential Education and continually works to strengthen Kanuga's youth programs.
+	Linda Kelly	Assistant Director of Guest Services	linda.kelly@kanuga.org	262
Linda Kelly Assistant Director of Guest Services Linda Kelly fell in love with Kanuga as a child attending summer camp here. That love was rekindled as an adult when she helped plan parish retreats for Holy Trinity Episcopal Parish in Clemson, S.C. She joined the staff in 2012 as an assistant director of guest services and her responsibilities include group event planning, hospitality and chapel and worship support. She brings a love of people and extensive organizational and event planning skills from her most recent work as director of members services for a local retirement community, where she was responsible for scheduling and coordinating all member-related events.
+	Marcella Thompson	Controller	marcella.thompson@kanuga.org	217
Marcella Thompson Controller Marcella Thompson signed on as Kanuga’s controller in 2011 and enjoys working where she can join two of her passions ― accounting and providing excellent customer service. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Auburn University at Montgomery and received the accounting achievement award from the Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants in 1997. Her extensive accounting background includes serving as a manager for one of the largest CPA firms in the Southeast and as the controller for the largest nursing home in the state of Alabama. She enjoys meeting the challenges brought on by handling the day to day accounting needs of Kanuga.
+	Monica Phillips	MTOS Assistant Program Director	monica.phillips@kanuga.org	277
Monica Phillips MTOS Assistant Program Director Monica Phillips joined the full-time staff as the assistant program director for Kanuga's Mountain Trail Outdoor School after a successful summer as Camp Kanuga’s assistant director and registrar. With a degree in communications and public relations from Appalachian State University, she brings a love of teaching, nature and working with children. She has worked with children since the age of 14, first as a dance instructor and YMCA camp counselor and more recently as an orphanage volunteer in Takeo, Cambodia, and as a teacher in South Korea.
+	Nicole Bentley	Reservations Director	nicole.bentley@kanuga.org	284
Nicole Bentley Reservations Director Nicole Bentley fell in love with Kanuga as a summer staffer from 2001-2005. A graduate of Hollins University, she took on a full-time role in reservations in 2005 and was promoted to director in 2011, overseeing all reservations associates and staff at the Front Desk of the Kanuga Lake Inn. The primary resource for Summer Guest Period reservations, she enjoys helping guests continue or start their summer tradition at Kanuga. With a flair for tie-dye, she occasionally can be found helping children and adults create colorful works of wearable art.
+	Paul Bockoven	Director of Information Technology	paul.bockoven@kanuga.org	315
Paul Bockoven Director of Information Technology Paul Bockoven is responsible for keeping all of Kanuga's computer hardware, software, telecommunications and internet services running smoothly. He brings a passion for problem solving and an extensive knowledge of Kanuga's network. He spent 15 years serving Kanuga's camping and outdoor education programs in various roles and was instrumental in developing the Mountain Trail Outdoor School, Camp Kanuga, Camp Bob and Kanuga Trailblazers before pursuing an IT career.
+	Ricky Varnadore	Director of Property	ricky.varnadore@kanuga.org	221
Ricky Varnadore Director of Property Ricky Varnadore joined Kanuga's property department in 1999, became the maintenance manager in 2006 and head of the entire department in 2011. He oversees the team of people responsible for taking care of all of Kanuga's buildings, landscaping and wastewater treatment facilities. While he is comfortable in all areas of construction, maintenance and renovations, he has a gained a true mastery of the complex field of electrical wiring.
+	Sandy McKinney	Reservations Associate	sandy.mckinney@kanuga.org	222
Sandy McKinney Reservations Associate Sandy McKinney has been a valued member of Kanuga's reservations department since 2001. She loves working with Kanuga guests, especially teens, and is particularly proud when they leave with that unmistakable “Kanuga glow.”
+	Stan Hubbard	President	stan.hubbard@kanuga.org	212
Stan Hubbard President Stan Hubbard has considered himself the luckiest man in the world since 2005 when he moved to Kanuga and took the helm as president. He oversees many aspects of Kanuga's daily operations and collaborates with Kanuga's Senior Leadership Team and Board of Directors to form policies and strategies. He especially enjoys welcoming guests and thanking all of the wonderful people who support Kanuga's ministry. Previously he spent 31 years as a management consultant and business executive, primarily in the financial services industry. He credits a 1989 Kanuga conference with kindling his interest in lay ministry.

NUEVO AMANECER: Muchos Pueblos, Una Familia (en español)

August 27, 2012 - August 30, 2012

El 27-30 de agosto de 2012

Click here to read this page in English.

¿Qué puedo esperar?

Aprender maneras de involucrarse en el Ministerio Latino aunque no hable español
Conocer a otros con su interés y comenzar una red
Aprender de otros y compartir lo que sabe
Ánimo para desarollar y sostener ministerio Latino en tu propia baroque
Grupos de discusión en los temas que ocurran, como el impacto de legislación, relaciones de la comunidad y problemas locales

Copatrocinadas con la officina de la Iglesia Episcopal de los Ministerios Hispanos/Latinos, este evento bienal ofrecerá instrumentos prácticos y una red de apoyo para equipar mejor para ministerio a esos trabajando dentro de la comunidad Hispana/Latina y a aquellos que lo quieren estar.

Clero, misioneros diocesanos, personal de la parroquia, plantadores de iglesias y líderes laicos están invitados a expandir su sabiduría al compartir mejores prácticas y al explorar nuevos métodos de mayodormía, crecimiento de la iglesia y evangelización.

Participantes llevarán a casa strategias e ideas para comenzar y para fortalecer las congregaciones Hispanas/Latinas.

Traducción en Inglés y en español estará disponible.

Nuevo Amanecer

Nuevo para 2012

TALLERES ESPECIALES PARA PERSONAS QUE TRABAJAN EN LA FORMACION CRISTIANA
Esta serie de talleres es dedicada para las/los participantes que trabajen en la formación cristiana de niños y adolescentes.

Esta serie de talleres y laboratorios proveerá recursos a personas que deseen o ya estén trabajando en la formación de fe cristiana de niñas/os y adolescentes. Las/los participantes trabajarán directamente con presentadoras/es, niños y adolescentes durante los laboratorios.

Talleres incluidos en esta área especializada

Entrenamiento y certificación en el programa Salvaguardando a los niños de Dios
Actividades de formación de fe para niños y adolescentes
Liturgia para niños y jóvenes
Compartiendo nuestros dones
Cómo crear currículos eficaces y prácticos
Atando lo aprendido

Haga clic aquí para descargar una lista completa de talleres y descripciones - PDF

PROGRAMAS DE NINOS Y JOVENES
Al mismo tiempo que los adultos están participando en talleres, los niños de 4 hasta los 14 años asistirán un programa de formación de fe. Los jóvenes de 15 hasta los 18 años tendrán una aventura y se divertirán explorando actividades afuera en Kanuga.

Si está registrando niños/jóvenes, por favor envíe un correo electrónico a la Revda. Margarita Santana: rdsantana@hotmail.com. Recibirá más información sobre los programas de niños/jóvenes y les pedirán mas información sobre los niños.

Talleres

Un enfoque teológico y legal de la inmigración
Formando juntos el futuro del ministerio latino-hispano en nuestras iglesias utilizando la oración, la meditación y la reflexión
Mejores prácticas para desarrollando y expandiendo los ministerios de su iglesia
Cambiando con los tiempos: Ministrando a personas de la 3ra edad en comunidades de fe
Alimente su alma, mente y cuerpo: Prácticas alternas para incrementar la armonía y el bienestar físico, espiritual y mental
Líderes programando liderazgo laico
¿Se ha preguntado cómo la iglesia capacita a líderes laicos?
Panel de ministerio para adultos jóvenes: identidad, ministerio, oportunidades para continuar siendo fieles líderes y representantes de Cristo en el mundo
Descubriendo tierra común orando a través de arte
Creando música sagrada con libertad del espíritu
Un salto de fe hacia el futuro: La bendición de parejas del mismo género
Nueva generación latina
Sabor latino: Plantando y sosteniendo ministerios hispanos

Haga clic aquí para descargar una lista completa de talleres y descripciones - PDF

Sobre los conferencistos principales

El Rt. Rev. Dan Edwards ha servido como obispo de Nevada desde 2007. Anteriormente, había pasado casi 20 años en el ministerio parroquial, sirviendo iglesias en Georgia. Allí fundó un programa de dirección de la formación espiritual y sirvió en la junta de directores de Koinonia Partners, una comunidad agrícola interracial. Él también ha participado activamente en un proyecto reconciliación grupo racial y fue un líder en Industrial Areas Foundation de organización comunitaria. Él sigue participando en el IAF en Las Vegas. Él practicó la ley en Idaho durante muchos años antes de que un deseo para comunidad de fe lo llevó a la Iglesia Episcopal. Tiene maestrías en la divinidad y de la teología sagrada en la dirección espiritual del Seminario Teológico General.

El Rev. Simón Bautista ha servido como el canon para los ministerios hispanos de la Diócesis de Washington, D.C., desde el año 2004. Él nació y se crió en la República Dominicana y se mudó a los Estados Unidos en 1993. Se oficia el servicio en español en la Iglesia Episcopal St. Alban y se desempeña como presidente de la junta directiva de Casa de Maryland, una organización comunitaria que trabaja para mejorar la calidad de vida y lucha por la igualdad de trato y el pleno acceso a recursos y oportunidades de latinos de bajos ingresos y sus familias.

Víctor Feliberty-Ruberté es consultor en liderazgo, educador e ingeniero empresarial. Oriundo de San Germán, Puerto Rico, posee un bachillerato en ingeniería industrial de la Universidad de Puerto Rico y una maestría en letras divinas de la Escuela de Teología de Columbia en Decatur, Ga. Completó sus cursos doctorales en historia de las Américas en la Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico donde hoy sirve como decano de administración y es parte de la facultad adjunta del departamento de humanidades. Miembro junta de disciplina a obispos de la Iglesia Episcopal y consultor en liderazgo y desarrollo de la misión de la IX Provincia. Sus escritos han sido publicados en revistas religiosas y de negocios.

COSTO
Ocupación Doble	$185 por persona Incluye programa, alojamento, comidas y uso de las instalaciones de recreación
Ocupación Sencilla	$290 por persona Incluye programa, alojamento, comidas y uso de las instalaciones de recreación. (Disponibilidad limitada)
Personas que van a viajar todos los días	$100 por persona Incluye programa, almuerzos y cenas (Para los residentes de los Condados de Henderson, Transylvania, Polk, Rutherford, Buncombe, Haywood o Greenville solamente)
Niños (4-18 años)	$96 por persona Incluye programa, alojamento, comidas y uso de las instalaciones de recreación
Pago
Depósito	$50 por persona No reembursable. Intransferible. El depósito será deducido de la suma.
Balance a pagar	27 de julio (Si se inscribe después del 27 de julio, envíe el costo entero.)
Horas de Comienzo/Fin
Entrada	4-6 p.m. lunes, 27 de agosto
Salida	Después del desayuno, jueves, 30 de agosto
Registración de la Conferencia
Registración por internet	¡Regístrate ahora! (en ingles)
Registración por correo/fax	Formulario de inscripción imprimible - PDF

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Housekeeping Manager

Ann Jeffcoat Corbin

Reservations Associate

Barry Phillips

Director of Food Service

Bethany Frazier

Youth Events Program Director

Chris Lynn

Adult Conferences Program Director

Christine Murawski

Mountain Trail Outdoor School Program Director

David Schnitzer

Camp Kanuga Director

Eden Lewis

Guest Period Program Director

Eric George

Assistant Director of Guest Services

Gary Giniat

Director of Advancement

Hoyle Adams

Director of Group Sales

Jason Merritt

Communications Manager

Jill Mallin

Interim Director of Guest Services

Jimmy Haden

Vice President of Hospitality and Sales

Jodi Calabrese

Retail Operations Manager

Kate Bakko

Reservations Associate

Katherine Parnell

Camp Bob Program Director

Kim Watson

Vice President of Finance and Operations

Laura Messerly

Expedition Programs Director

LeeAnne Martin

Vice President of Youth Programs

Linda Kelly

Assistant Director of Guest Services

Marcella Thompson

Controller

Monica Phillips

MTOS Assistant Program Director

Nicole Bentley

Reservations Director

Paul Bockoven

Director of Information Technology

Ricky Varnadore

Director of Property

Sandy McKinney

Reservations Associate

Stan Hubbard

President

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NUEVO AMANECER: Muchos Pueblos, Una Familia (en español)

August 27, 2012 - August 30, 2012

El 27-30 de agosto de 2012

¿Qué puedo esperar?

Nuevo para 2012

Talleres

Sobre los conferencistos principales

COSTO

Pago

Horas de Comienzo/Fin

Registración de la Conferencia

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