- Mary Ackerman, Director of External Relations
- Deena Bartley, Coordinator/Research Assistant
- Peter L. Benson, Ph.D., President
- Jenny Bohlke, Marketing Designer
- Rachel Breimeier, Communications Coordinator
- Kate Brielmaier, Editor
- Elizabeth Brekke, Conference and Events Manager
- Mary Ellen Buscher, Production Supervisor
- Margaret Chayka, Survey Services Assistant
- William Collins, Shipping and Receiving Supervisor
- Jan DeWall, Business Operations Manager
- Alison Dotson, Assistant Editor
- Stephanie Drakulich, Outbound Sales Coordinator
- Nathan Eklund, Education Liaison
- Kathy Fraher, Sr. Data Analyst/Programmer
- Phyllis Galbraith, Communications Coordinator
- Tenessa Gemelke, Publishing Manager
- Deborah Grillo, Survey Services/Training Manager
- Angela Hackel, Research Assistant
- Peter Hodges, Marketing Manager
- Kathryn (Kay) L. Hong, Senior Projects Editor
- Kristin Johnstad, Senior Consultant
- Bill Kauffmann, Trade Sales Coordinator
- Mary Ellen Kavanaugh, Inbound Sales Coordinator
- Paul Kirst, Chief Financial Officer
- Erika Klein, Survey Services Coordinator
- Sandra Longfellow, Manager Information Resource Center
- Marc Mannes, Director, Community and Social Change
- Edward Miller, Shipping & Receiving Clerk
- Kwenen Nelson, Sales and Marketing Assistant
- Andrea Pope, Training Assistant
- Karen Prince, Accounting Associate
- Eugene C. Roehlkepartain, Vice President
- Philip Rose, Publishing Sales Manager
- Jennifer Rosengren, Human Resources Manager
- Peter C. Scales, Ph.D., Senior Fellow
- Arturo Sesma, Jr., Ph.D., Applied Developmental Researcher
- Lisa Sheff, Training Coordinator
- Melody St. Marie, Executive Assistant, Office of the President
- Chad Sullivan, I.S. Manager
- Nancy Tellett-Royce, Community Liaison
- Elaine Varner, Payroll Administrator/Accounting Associate
- Sandy Vue, Research Assistant
- Jean L. Wachs, Administrative Manager of Research Applications
- Lynette Ward, Director, Marketing, Sales, and Services
- Susan Wootten, Editor
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“...families can do better at raising their children when they live in healthy communities, and one important element of a healthy community is a high level of connection among adult neighbors.” – Kathleen Kimball-Baker, author of Tag, You’re It!
This week reach out to a neighbor you don’t know well. You will be taking a positive step toward a building a healthy neighborhood for your children.