Author and film maker. Has taught philosophy at Marlboro College
for the past twenty-five years.
When Rob Lawson is not fundraising for Massachusetts College of
Liberal Arts, he works as a freelance editor with writers in various
stages of the
creative process. His poetry has been published in many journals,
including Lullwater Review, Kaliope, and Hampton-Sydney Poetry Review.
Writer, community organizer, artist
Her poetry has been published in Chrysalis Journal, and Kalliope,
and has appeared in the feminist anthology, ìFreedomís Just Another Wordî.
She is an art critic regularly featured in the Brattleboro
Reformer.
Mary W. Mathias is a licensed clinical social worker and a writer.
She spent many years working in refugee mental health. She is
writing a book
about communal farming in the 1970's. Her work has appeared in "The Green
Mountain Trading Post."
President Emeritus of Marlboro College, former Director of the
Salzburg Seminar, and former special consultant to the United Nations
Development Program in Beijing, China. Amateur poet under the pen name Lee
Bramble.
Works at Vermont Legal Aid doing financial analysis.
Charlene's writing has been published in The Best of Write Action, the
Cracker Barrel and the Chrysalis Reader. Her art has been featured on the cover
of Chrysalis Reader and used as a cup design for Vermont Legal Aid.
Has spent ìtoo many years working for an ungrateful museî, as a
bookstore clerk. Is currently sole staff person for AFTA, Brattleboroís
Alliance For The Arts. She is at work on a novel.
Recently relocated from Princeton, N.J., Jim has had a long career
as a professor of Theater Arts, teaching playwriting and poetry;
he has also worked as a professional theater director.
WA is currently seeking one more board member.
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