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Ellen Lindgren - Treasurer
I work as a Business Manager for Moe & Nevin, Insurance Adjusters, an Independent Insurance Adjusting Company in Duluth, Minnesota. I have a husband, a 10-month-old daughter and 3 dogs. I have always enjoyed the arts and nature and believe strongly in Environmental Education. I believe the Stormwater Garden is a unique and interactive way to combine these three ideas. I am excited for the project and look forward to it coming to fruition.
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Jonathon Tupper - Secretary
I am a 23 year old human who graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies and Journalism. I enjoy camping, hiking, biking, skiing, climbing, and simply living. I am delighted to sit on this board and help work towards something I believe in.
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Tim Lundell - Vice President
I've been a resident of Duluth for nine years. I am married with two young children. I have a B.S. in aquatic biology from Bemidji State University. I currently work for the Western Lake Superior Sanitary District. Prior to that, I've worked for the National Park Service, MN Department of Natural Resources, and the Great Lakes Aquarium.
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Dianna VonRabenau - President
Owner, Green Mercantile in Duluth, MN
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Jill Jacoby - Founder & Executive Director
I began delving into art and science collaborations when I was project manager for the St. Louis River Watch program in Duluth, Minnesota. In June of 1995 I traveled to the city of Chengdu in China as a member of an international team of artists and scientists assembled to create art related to water quality. Returning to Duluth I realized that what I wanted to do was to try and replicate some of the community energy and art-based projects that were so successful in Chengdu. I created Sweetwater Alliance in 2002 as a vehicle to move theses type of art and science collaborations forward. I am blessed to have a very talented, creative, and committed board of directors working along with me. Jill Jacoby's CV - a PDF, 122K. |