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ASSOCIATES MALI BURGESS Mali Burgess, C.M.T, Ph.D. received her B.A. from Princeton University Summa Cum Laude as an Independent Major and University Scholar in Architecture and Visual Arts. She did graduate work in Psychology & Counseling at the California Institute of Integral Studies, and independent study in consciousness, cross-cultural arts, disciplines and traditions, fine arts, and integral and healing arts. She received her Ph.D. from the Union Institute and University in Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, The Art and Architecture of Consciousness, and Geometric Dynamics. Her research has involved psychophysiological effects of geometric dynamics and the the architecture of space. Her works as a visual artist have been shown nationally and internationally. She is the author of STILL and the producer of the nationally and internationally awarded short film MIRAJ. She is the founder of the Foundation for the Future, The Tetrahedron Trust, and most recently, Iris Institute. She is on the faculty of Energy Medicine University, and a doctoral committee member at the California Institute of Integral Studies. BILL CAMP Bill Camp is a co-owner of Vital Systems, an ecological building, design and consulting company that embodies a model of business addressing economic, social, and ecological imbalances by firmly adhering to sustainable practices, ideals, technologies and natural materials. For thirteen years he was a member of the Western Regional Council of the Anthroposophical Society. He is a certified Go instructor. ZANN GILL Zann Gill received her B.A. from Wellesley and her M. Arch from Harvard. She first became interested in innovation while working for Buckminster Fuller through Fuller and Sadao Architects Inc. She later pursued this research on a DAAD research fellowship at the Institute for Lightweight Structures, University of Stuttgart, Germany. In 1986 she prepared a first-phase submission to Japan's international competition, Kawasaki: Information City of the 21st Century, sponsored by the Japan Association for Planning Administration and the Mainichi Newspapers, where she tied for first place in the second phase and won the Award of the Mayor of Kawasaki. While a resident of Massachusetts, she was appointed to the Massachusetts Governor's Advisory Board on Women's Business Enterprise. She is a member of NextNow, the founder of MetaVu, and formally Co-Director of the NASA Astrobiology Academy at NASA Ames Research Center where she wrote the program plan for BEACON (Bio-Evolutionary Advanced Concepts), a Think Tank, and was Director of Program Development for IASC (Institute for Advanced Space Concepts), a proposed cross-institutional facility for the NASA Research Park where NASA, universities, and industry could collaborate. She recently finished a soon-to-be published book on origins of life. KARL KRACKLAUER Karl Kracklauer, Ph.D. received his B.A. in philosophy from Princeton University and his Ph.D. in phenomenological psychology from Duquesne University. He has been board certified as a neuropsychologist, holds a California psychology license, and works as a psychotherapist, management consultant, and research psychologist. JOHN OTTENHEIMER John Underhill Ottenheimer, architect, philosopher, poet, farmer, designer, inventor, artist, pilot, craftsman, author, landscaper. Seventy years experience. University of Chicago Great Books Course. Five years apprenticeship with Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin and Arizona, and another eleven years at Taliesin West: Guggenheim Museum in New York; Greek Church in Milwaukee; Marin County Civic Center, Regional Arts Center at Centre College in Danville KY, etc. Advanced study of Arctic Engineeering at University of Alaska in Fairbanks. Creator of Western Star Farm. Patent on the Crossflow Wind Turbine. Designer of 100% passive solar heated houses. Registered architect for forty years.: work on town plans, theaters, churches, schools, clinics, shopping centers, ofice buildings, museums, apartments, factories, custom houses, prefabricated houses, regional arts center, racetrack pavilion, restaurants, natatorium, government building, fire station, barn, waiting shelter, convalescent center, and bridges. Organic Architecture Nothwest. ADIN ROGOVIN Adin Rogovin has thirty years of experience as a corporate manager including ten years as Chief Financial Officer. He has twenty-two years of service on non-profit Boards and Staff including The Home of Truth Spiritual Center, Seven Generations Land Trust, Lost Valley Educational Center, Parker Street Coop, The Natural Heritage Institute, The Eugene Children's Peace Academy, The Center for Wise Democratic Process, Rooms for Peace, Climate Neutral Network, and The Co-Intelligence Institute. Adin's passion is promoting wise collective process and transforming democracy and civic governance through developing, teaching, and implementing citizen deliberative councils and integrated process design. He is co-founder of the Eugene Facilitator's Collective, and is a trained Dynamic Facilitator who has worked with The Blue Mountain School, Alpha Farm Community, The Veterans for Peace, Trillium Hollow Cohousing, The New Orleans Community Congress II, and the Pleasantville, NY Great Oak Council. Adin organized The Lane County Low Income People's Wisdom Council and the Walnut Street Coop, a coop house in Eugene, OR. Copyright © 2007 Iris Institute. |