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	[ Member Login ] Find a Program \| Find a Member \| View Cart AEE Accreditation Council Accreditation AEE Accredited Programs AEE Accreditation Council Documents and Forms Standards at a Glance Wilderness Risk Managers' Committee Become a Program Reviewer AEE Insurance Program Advocacy Request More Information Why Should I Choose an Accredited Program? The AEE Accreditation Council consists of volunteers that are experts in the field of adventure education. Each member of the council brings specific skills to the table and most members on the council serve as liaisons to the accredited programs. For more information on the AEE Accreditation Council click here The 2008 Accreditation Council Deb Sugerman, Ph.D.- Chair 8 Riverside Farm Dr. Lee, NH 03824 U.S.A. E-Mail: deb.sugerman@comcast.net Phone: 603-436-8043 x21 Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Deb Sugerman owns Experiential Concepts, a consulting firm devoted to helping educational organizations reach their potential through innovative program design, training and development, and outcome based evaluation. www.debsugerman.com Randy Judycki - Vice Chair The Dunn School P.O. Box 98 Los Olivos, CA 93441 USA E-Mail: rjudycki@dunnschool.com Phone: 805.688.6471 Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Randy Judycki is the Director of The Outdoor Education program at Dunn School in Los Olivos CA. Randy is also a certified American Mountain Guide Association Rock Guide and a certified American Canoe Association Advanced Whitewater Kayak Instructor. Randy has been in the field of outdoor education for 30 years as a field instructor and the Director of the Dunn School program. Randy sits on the AEE accreditation council and is a Rock guide for the Colorado Mountain School in the summer. Drew Leemon- Secretary NOLS 284 Lincoln St. Lander, WY 82520 U.S.A. E-Mail: dleemon@nols.edu Phone: 307-335-2256 Website: www.nols.edu Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Drew began his career with NOLS in 1978 and during that time has been an instructor, a school branch director and since 1996 he has held the position of Risk Management Director. In this role he is responsible for directing all aspects of adventure program risk management systems for NOLS. He is the past chairman and current member of the Wilderness Risk Managers Committee (WRMC) and led five annual conferences on wilderness risk management. He is the leader of the Adventure Program Incident Data Reporting Project and editor of Adventure Program Risk Management Report. He is co-editor of the Association for Experiential Education Manual of Accreditation Standards for Adventure Programs 3rd and 4th Editions and a member of the AEE Accreditation Council. He has presented at an array of professional conferences on risk management issues and provided numerous internal and external program audits, incident reviews, consultations and expert opinions. He is co-author of Risk Management for Outdoor Leaders: A Practical Guide for Managing Risk Through Leadership. Jane Panicucci, M.Ed.- Treasurer Project Adventure 701 Cabot Street Beverly, MA 01915 U.S.A. E-Mail: jpanicucci@pa.org Phone: 978-524-4651 Website: www.pa.org Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Jane is Vice President of Project Adventure, directing all of PA’s Adventure Services. Jane also consults with key clients. Her area of expertise focuses on working with executives and administrators to generate positive change and to create high-performing teams for both profit and non-profit organizations. She examined her passion for how individuals learn and adapt to change during her graduate studies at Harvard University. Jane has been an international keynote speaker addressing the issue of effective facilitation to support positive change and team development. She is the lead author of the three book series Adventure Curricula for Physical Education and her newest book Achieving Fitness: An Adventure Activity Guide. Additional professional affiliations include being on the Board of Directors and Treasurer for the National After School Association; and a member of the Advisory Board for Outdoor Explorations. Jane’s professional history includes 12 years at the Hurricane Island Outward Bound School as an instructor, course director, and as the chief climber. She has also taught in a public school in VT. Mark Ames Red Top Meadows P.O. Box 290 Wilson, WY 83014 USA E-mail: markames@wyoming.com Phone: 307.733.9098 Web site: www.redtopmeadows.org Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Trey Fouché North Greenville University PO Box 1892 Tigerville, SC 29688 USA E-Mail: jwfouche@ngu.edu Phone: 864.977.7991 Term expires: 12/31/2011 Trey teaches in and chairs the Department of Outdoor Leadership at North Greenville University. He received his M.Ed. in Outdoor Education Administration from Georgia College & State University and has worked in the experiential/adventure field for over ten years at a variety of schools and outdoor education centers. Currently, he serves as an active AEE Accreditation Reviewer and on the Executive Committee of the South Carolina Chapter of the Sierra Club. Additionally, he served on the Southeast Regional Council of AEE for many years. Paula Leslie Stevensville, MT 59870 Email: paula@erkisconsulting.com Phone: 435-491-0289 Term expires: 12/31/2011 Charles (Reb) Gregg, LL.B 800 Bering Rd., Suite 100 Houston, TX 77057 U.S.A. E-Mail: rgregg@gregglaw.net Phone: 713-982-8415 Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Charles R. (Reb) Gregg is an attorney in Houston Texas, active in outdoor recreation law. Reb has been legal counsel to and represents a number of leading outdoor recreation and education programs and associations in the Country. Reb writes and lectures frequently and serves on the Wilderness Risk Managers Committee, the Accreditation Council of AEE and the Boards of Directors of The Student Conservation Association and Friends of Big Bend National Park. Scott McLarty, MA, BPE, CHSC, CRM Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School R.R. #2 Okotoks, AB, Canada T1S 1A2 E-mail: mclarty@telusplanet.net Phone: 403.938.4431 Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Scott McLarty is the Director of Risk Management, Safety and Health at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School. Prior to this, he was the System Coordinator for Off-Site Activities and Outdoor Education at the Calgary Board of Education for seven years. Within the largest school board in Western Canada, his role was to research, develop and maintain a safety management program for school field trips. Scott has a graduate degree in leadership and an undergrad degree in outdoor leadership. He is a professionally Certified Health and Safety Consultant as well as a Canadian Risk Manager. Scott's background includes being a wilderness instructor and guide, paramedic, search and rescue manager and instructor. He has worked for numerous organizations including Outward Bound both in Canada and the U.S. Scott is also a member of the Safety Committee for the Alpine Club of Canada and has been a safety audit team member for Outward Bound U.S.A. Steve Pace, M.S.W. Prescott College 220 Grove Avenue Prescott, Arizona 86301 space@prescott.edu Phone: 929-350-2243 www.prescott.edu Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Steven has been a faculty member at Prescott College since 1991 were he has served as Chair of both the Adventure Education Program and the Human Development and Psychology Program. He is currently serving as the faculty representative and secretary of their Board of Trustees. Steven’s areas of expertise include outdoor program administration, and risk management, interpersonal and group communication, mediation and conflict resolution, and therapeutic use of adventure education. Steven attended his first Association for Experiential Education conference in 1979. He has held numerous volunteer positions within the association including two terms on the Board of Directors, one of which as President, and one term on the Accreditation Council. Steven’s roots are in adventure education. He was an instructor, course director and program director during his 11 years at the Voyaguer Outward Bound School. Paul Smith Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Expeditions P.O. Box 1064 Albany, OR 97321 USA E-Mail: paul@ctreer.com Phone: 541.926.7252 Website: www.cfreer.com Term Expires: 12/31/2009 John (Jed) Williamson 7 River Ridge Road Hanover, NH 3755 jedwmsn@mac.com Phone: Term Expires: 12/31/2010 Former President of Sterling College; practitioner and consultant in education and outdoor pursuits; co-authored - Manual of Accreditation Standards for Adventure Programs; former faculty member and director of Live, Learn, and Teach,” experiential M.Ed. program - University of New Hampshire; former instructor, program director for Outward Bound; served on boards of the American Alpine Club, NOLS, SCA, and AEE; member of Wilderness Risk Managers Committee.
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	Memberships Conferences Books DVDs & Videos Journal of Experiential Education (JEE)AEE Gear Donate Benefits Who are AEE Members?How to Join Levels and Annual Rates Member Profiles Preferred Partner Benefits Join a ListServ Annual International Conference Regional Conferences Other Conferences and Events Conference Registration Bookstore Journal of Experiential Education Abstracts and Back Issues Instructions for Authors Horizon Member Newsletter AEE Accredited Programs AEE Accreditation Council Documents and Forms Standards at a Glance Wilderness Risk Managers' Committee Become a Program Reviewer AEE Insurance Program Advocacy Request More Information Why Should I Choose an Accredited Program? View Jobs Post a Job Research & Evaluation Links Professional Assistance AEE Preferred Partners Calendar of Events Recommended Reading AEE Publications Profession-Based Groups Experience-Based Training and Development (EBTD)Outdoor & Adventure Education Programs (OAEP)Schools & Colleges (S&C)Therapeutic Adventure (TAPG)Affiliation Groups Natives, Africans, Asians, Latino(a)s, and Allies (NAALA)Old Folks & Allies (OFA)Women's Professional Group (WPG)Canadian Group International Group Heartland AEE Mid-Atlantic AEE Mid-South AEE Northeast AEE Northwest AEE Rocky Mountain AEE Southeast AEE West AEE
	[ Member Login ] Find a Program \| Find a Member \| View Cart AEE Accreditation Council Accreditation AEE Accredited Programs AEE Accreditation Council Documents and Forms Standards at a Glance Wilderness Risk Managers' Committee Become a Program Reviewer AEE Insurance Program Advocacy Request More Information Why Should I Choose an Accredited Program? The AEE Accreditation Council consists of volunteers that are experts in the field of adventure education. Each member of the council brings specific skills to the table and most members on the council serve as liaisons to the accredited programs. For more information on the AEE Accreditation Council click here The 2008 Accreditation Council Deb Sugerman, Ph.D.- Chair 8 Riverside Farm Dr. Lee, NH 03824 U.S.A. E-Mail: deb.sugerman@comcast.net Phone: 603-436-8043 x21 Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Deb Sugerman owns Experiential Concepts, a consulting firm devoted to helping educational organizations reach their potential through innovative program design, training and development, and outcome based evaluation. www.debsugerman.com Randy Judycki - Vice Chair The Dunn School P.O. Box 98 Los Olivos, CA 93441 USA E-Mail: rjudycki@dunnschool.com Phone: 805.688.6471 Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Randy Judycki is the Director of The Outdoor Education program at Dunn School in Los Olivos CA. Randy is also a certified American Mountain Guide Association Rock Guide and a certified American Canoe Association Advanced Whitewater Kayak Instructor. Randy has been in the field of outdoor education for 30 years as a field instructor and the Director of the Dunn School program. Randy sits on the AEE accreditation council and is a Rock guide for the Colorado Mountain School in the summer. Drew Leemon- Secretary NOLS 284 Lincoln St. Lander, WY 82520 U.S.A. E-Mail: dleemon@nols.edu Phone: 307-335-2256 Website: www.nols.edu Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Drew began his career with NOLS in 1978 and during that time has been an instructor, a school branch director and since 1996 he has held the position of Risk Management Director. In this role he is responsible for directing all aspects of adventure program risk management systems for NOLS. He is the past chairman and current member of the Wilderness Risk Managers Committee (WRMC) and led five annual conferences on wilderness risk management. He is the leader of the Adventure Program Incident Data Reporting Project and editor of Adventure Program Risk Management Report. He is co-editor of the Association for Experiential Education Manual of Accreditation Standards for Adventure Programs 3rd and 4th Editions and a member of the AEE Accreditation Council. He has presented at an array of professional conferences on risk management issues and provided numerous internal and external program audits, incident reviews, consultations and expert opinions. He is co-author of Risk Management for Outdoor Leaders: A Practical Guide for Managing Risk Through Leadership. Jane Panicucci, M.Ed.- Treasurer Project Adventure 701 Cabot Street Beverly, MA 01915 U.S.A. E-Mail: jpanicucci@pa.org Phone: 978-524-4651 Website: www.pa.org Term Expires: 12/31/2009 Jane is Vice President of Project Adventure, directing all of PA’s Adventure Services. Jane also consults with key clients. Her area of expertise focuses on working with executives and administrators to generate positive change and to create high-performing teams for both profit and non-profit organizations. She examined her passion for how individuals learn and adapt to change during her graduate studies at Harvard University. Jane has been an international keynote speaker addressing the issue of effective facilitation to support positive change and team development. She is the lead author of the three book series Adventure Curricula for Physical Education and her newest book Achieving Fitness: An Adventure Activity Guide. Additional professional affiliations include being on the Board of Directors and Treasurer for the National After School Association; and a member of the Advisory Board for Outdoor Explorations. Jane’s professional history includes 12 years at the Hurricane Island Outward Bound School as an instructor, course director, and as the chief climber. She has also taught in a public school in VT. Mark Ames Red Top Meadows P.O. Box 290 Wilson, WY 83014 USA E-mail: markames@wyoming.com Phone: 307.733.9098 Web site: www.redtopmeadows.org Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Trey Fouché North Greenville University PO Box 1892 Tigerville, SC 29688 USA E-Mail: jwfouche@ngu.edu Phone: 864.977.7991 Term expires: 12/31/2011 Trey teaches in and chairs the Department of Outdoor Leadership at North Greenville University. He received his M.Ed. in Outdoor Education Administration from Georgia College & State University and has worked in the experiential/adventure field for over ten years at a variety of schools and outdoor education centers. Currently, he serves as an active AEE Accreditation Reviewer and on the Executive Committee of the South Carolina Chapter of the Sierra Club. Additionally, he served on the Southeast Regional Council of AEE for many years. Paula Leslie Stevensville, MT 59870 Email: paula@erkisconsulting.com Phone: 435-491-0289 Term expires: 12/31/2011 Charles (Reb) Gregg, LL.B 800 Bering Rd., Suite 100 Houston, TX 77057 U.S.A. E-Mail: rgregg@gregglaw.net Phone: 713-982-8415 Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Charles R. (Reb) Gregg is an attorney in Houston Texas, active in outdoor recreation law. Reb has been legal counsel to and represents a number of leading outdoor recreation and education programs and associations in the Country. Reb writes and lectures frequently and serves on the Wilderness Risk Managers Committee, the Accreditation Council of AEE and the Boards of Directors of The Student Conservation Association and Friends of Big Bend National Park. Scott McLarty, MA, BPE, CHSC, CRM Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School R.R. #2 Okotoks, AB, Canada T1S 1A2 E-mail: mclarty@telusplanet.net Phone: 403.938.4431 Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Scott McLarty is the Director of Risk Management, Safety and Health at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School. Prior to this, he was the System Coordinator for Off-Site Activities and Outdoor Education at the Calgary Board of Education for seven years. Within the largest school board in Western Canada, his role was to research, develop and maintain a safety management program for school field trips. Scott has a graduate degree in leadership and an undergrad degree in outdoor leadership. He is a professionally Certified Health and Safety Consultant as well as a Canadian Risk Manager. Scott's background includes being a wilderness instructor and guide, paramedic, search and rescue manager and instructor. He has worked for numerous organizations including Outward Bound both in Canada and the U.S. Scott is also a member of the Safety Committee for the Alpine Club of Canada and has been a safety audit team member for Outward Bound U.S.A. Steve Pace, M.S.W. Prescott College 220 Grove Avenue Prescott, Arizona 86301 space@prescott.edu Phone: 929-350-2243 www.prescott.edu Term Expires: 12/31/2011 Steven has been a faculty member at Prescott College since 1991 were he has served as Chair of both the Adventure Education Program and the Human Development and Psychology Program. He is currently serving as the faculty representative and secretary of their Board of Trustees. Steven’s areas of expertise include outdoor program administration, and risk management, interpersonal and group communication, mediation and conflict resolution, and therapeutic use of adventure education. Steven attended his first Association for Experiential Education conference in 1979. He has held numerous volunteer positions within the association including two terms on the Board of Directors, one of which as President, and one term on the Accreditation Council. Steven’s roots are in adventure education. He was an instructor, course director and program director during his 11 years at the Voyaguer Outward Bound School. Paul Smith Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Expeditions P.O. Box 1064 Albany, OR 97321 USA E-Mail: paul@ctreer.com Phone: 541.926.7252 Website: www.cfreer.com Term Expires: 12/31/2009 John (Jed) Williamson 7 River Ridge Road Hanover, NH 3755 jedwmsn@mac.com Phone: Term Expires: 12/31/2010 Former President of Sterling College; practitioner and consultant in education and outdoor pursuits; co-authored - Manual of Accreditation Standards for Adventure Programs; former faculty member and director of Live, Learn, and Teach,” experiential M.Ed. program - University of New Hampshire; former instructor, program director for Outward Bound; served on boards of the American Alpine Club, NOLS, SCA, and AEE; member of Wilderness Risk Managers Committee.
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