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Executive Board

KAMP board of directors 2011-2012

L-R: Angela Scott, President-elect; Kathy Donovan, Secretary; Mark Wiljanen, Treasurer; Curt Bynum, Director; Matt Wagoner, President; Susan Cohn, Director; Ron Householder, Immediate Past President; Joe Woods, Director; Tom Moreland, Director

Images, Email, and Biographies

 

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President 

Matt Wagoner president@kampro.org

President-Elect 

Angela Scott
vicepresident@kampro.org

Immediate-Past President 

Ron Householder
pastpresident@kampro.org

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Secretary 

Kathy Donovan
secretary@kampro.org

Treasurer 

Mark Wiljanen treasurer@kampro.org

Director 

Curt Bynum
kampdirector@kampro.org

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Director 

Susan Cohn kampdirector@kampro.org

Director 

Tom Moreland kampdirector@kampro.org

Director 

Joe Woods kampdirector@kampro.org

Biographies

Treasurer, Mark Wiljanen moves to the position of Treasurer after serving for a year as KAMP Secretary. Mark is currently Senior Associate for Information at the Council on Postsecondary Education, where he serves as lead technical contact on the three-person team that manages the Kentucky state-wide postsecondary ESRI site license. Before becoming a “geo-bureaucrat”, he taught at several universities around the country and served as director of three university GIS labs. Mark has more than twenty-five years of GIS experience in addition to an A.B. from Wittenberg University (Springfield, Ohio) and an M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin (Madison, Wisconsin). GIS projects he has managed include an environmental analysis of the New York City water supply area in the Catskills, a demographic analysis of a public service market area in Chicago, and a proposed redistricting plan for the Illinois General Assembly. He has also served as a consultant to several municipalities and organizations on the acquisition and implementation of GIS. Mark has lived in and visited many wonderful landscapes scattered all across North America, but he’s proud to call Kentucky “home”.

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