2021 Multidisciplinary SCP & GPS Level 1


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8/22/2019 9:00:00 AM

2021 Multidisciplinary SCP & GPS Level 1

2021


Jason Tapia

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Agenda Files

AgendaMulti1ProjectsCombined.pdf

Panelists (7)

Tennant, Rachel

  • County: St. Lucie County

Bio:

County: StLucie

Bio

  • Manager and Lead Curator, Manatee Observation and Education Center
  • Former Program and Grants Associate, Amazon Conservation Association
  • MS, Sustainable Development and Conservation Biology; MA Public Policy, Environmental Policy; University of Maryland College Park 

Berger, Lisa

  • County: Sarasota County

Bio:

County: Sarasota

Bio

  • Executive Director, Art Center Sarasota, Sarasota, FL
  • 10 years with Art Center Sarasota as development and marketing coordinator and currently executive director overseeing all operations including exhibitions, art education and public programing
  • 14 years, director of design and designer, various apparel companies, NYC
  • Fine Arts major at Framingham State University, Massachusetts; BA Fashion Design, Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC, NY

Engerran, Kathy

  • County: Brevard County

Bio:

County: Brevard

Bio

  • Interim Director, Brevard Cultural Alliance
  • Previously, Director of Program Services, Arts Council Hillsborough County and Guest Lecturer, Arts Administration, Florida State University
  • Has previously served as grant review panelist for Florida Division of Cultural Affairs and South Florida Cultural Consortium
  • B.S. Florida State University

Webber, Emma

  • County: Orange County

Bio:

County: Orange

Bio

  • Development Coordinator, Orlando Fringe Festival, Orlando
  • Serves on Board of Directors at Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center and Lyman High School Athletics Parents Association
  • BA in English, minor in Writing from Rollins College; Certification, Proposal Writing and Certification, Leadership Practice, Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Management through the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College

Richmond, Susan

  • County: Volusia County

Bio:

County: Volusia

Bio

  • Executive Director, Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens, Ormond Beach, Florida
  • 25 years in non-profit management and development with social service agencies including the Children’s Advocacy Center, the American Cancer Society and the American Lung Association
  • B.S., Business Administration, Cornell University

Scholl, Dennis

  • County: Miami-Dade County

Bio:

County: MiamiDade

Bio

  • Chief Executive Officer, Oolite Arts, Miami-Dade, Florida
  • Practicing artist and a regional Emmy winner for directing documentaries about art and artists, including films about Tracey Emin, Theaster Gates, Clyfford Still and Frank Gehry.
  • Art collector for the past 45 years, acquiring close to 2000 works of contemporary art and having one of the largest private collections of Aboriginal Australian contemporary art in the US.
  • Honorary Trustee, Detroit Institute of Art; Trustee Emeritus, Perez Art Museum; named to the annual WESTAF list of the Most Powerful and Influential Leaders in the Nonprofit Arts three times, and along with his wife Debra, received the National Service in the Arts Award from the Anderson Ranch Art Center.
  • In 2022, he and his wife, Debra, received the Order of Australia medal for their efforts to bring awareness to and exhibit Aboriginal Australian contemporary art in museums across the United States.

Baker, Pasha

  • County: Seminole County

Bio:

County: Seminole

Bio

  • Grant Writer and Curator, African American Cultural Society and Owner/Personal Travel Advisor, Sanaa World Travel, Palm Coast, Florida
  • Retired Architectural Designer
  • Founding Board Member, Flagler County Cultural Council; Board Member for Marketing and Promotions, City Lites; and past President, Organization of Black Designers DC and Associate Member American Institute of Architects and National Organization of Minority Architects
  • B.S. Human Environment and Design, Ursuline College