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Russian Project is
Moving Ahead
Russ Colburn, of Forest Heights Lodge in Colorado, reports
the Russian Project is moving ahead. Russian psychologists/educators
have visited Forest Heights to learn their approach, and Forest
Heights staff will visit Russia to help them better meet the
tremendous needs in that country.
Revitalizing the Shaker
Village Educational Work Project
Avie C. Kalker of Dallas, Texas is working on revitalizing
the Shaker Village Educational Work Project. Shaker Villages
were an important part of the 19th century American landscape,
and had summer camps with an emphasis on emotional maturity,
leadership ability, and other aspects for teenagers growing
up. These summer camps were active until the 1950s. Avie believes
they can again be of considerable help to teenagers and is
trying to start them up again. For further questions, she
can be reached at 214-373-7656.
Anasazi Foundation
Has Implemented Organizational Changes
ANASAZI Foundation, in Arizona, has implemented organizational
changes. Larry D. Olsen is the Chairman of the Board, and
will be speaking to professional organizations in the various
states. Ezekiel C. Sanchez was elected by the Board to be
the President and CEO. Five Directors have been selected to
correlate and run the day-to-day activities of ANASAZI. They
are Brend Hosman (Field Logistics), Mike Merchant (Marketing,
Admissions), Paul Newman (Shadows, Curriculum), Sterling Tanner
(Finance), and Chris Wallace (Therapy, Follow-up).
Brooke Dudley Closes
Consulting Business
Brooke Dudley, Texas IECA member and former President of that
organization, has closed up his consulting business and is
taking up admissions responsibilities at San Antonio Art Institute.
Brooke is referring his new client families to Mike Shepperd
of Dallas. Brooke can be reached at (512) 824-7224.
Julie Rhind Goes Into
Consulting Business
Julie Rhind, recently the Director of Admissions at Athenian
School in Danville California is going into the consulting
business. She can be reached at 510-820-8858.
DeSisto School Increases
use of 12-Step Programs
DeSisto School, in Massachusetts, has been increasing its
use of 12 step programs during the last couple years reports
Admissions Director Connie Real.
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© 1992, Woodbury Reports, Inc. (This article may be reproduced
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