Peterborough NH
Telephone: 603 924 6288
E-mail: adlerrma@comcast.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board Member
Years of Service: Three years.

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Architect for the Renovations of the Peterborough Town House
Member of the Capital Improvements Program (CIP), Town of Peterborough
Former Budget Committee Member, Town of Peterborough
Former Member Heritage Committee, Town of Peterborough

Awards or Other Recognition:
Past President of Peterborough Rotary

Work History: Retired
Architect license to practice in12 States as well as the United Kingdom.
Design team for the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, Airport; Munich Airport, Germany;
Air Cargo Center, Fumicino Airport, Rome, Italy; Sheraton Heliopolis Hotel, Cairo , Egypt; ZDC Depository, Manhasset, L.I., N..Y.; Stewart International Airport, N.Y;
Airport Planner for Port of N.Y. Authority.

Stoddard, New Hampshire
Telephone: 603-446-7181
E-Mail: betzmaps@hughes.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board of Directors, Treasurer
Years of Service: One year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Town governance positions and grant proposal writing; board of directors, Historical Society, Town of Stoddard, NH.

Work History:
Co-owner of Hemispheres Antique Maps & Prints, Stoddard, NH; Internationally recognized antique map dealer, exhibiting at fairs in Miami, Washington, DC, London, and Paris; Author of a recently completed landmark book titled The Mapping of Africa: A Cartobibliography of Printed Maps of the African Continent to 1700, published in The Netherlands; Numerous presentations and articles on antique maps.

Richard has over twenty years experience in international development work in many areas of the world. He started as a US Peace Corps Volunteer. This was followed by twelve years living and working in southern Africa through USAID. Many other years were spent on consulting assignments in numerous places elsewhere in Africa, in the Caribbean, and in Asia. He has taught at the secondary school level at St. Paul's School in Concord and at the university level at Simon's Rock College and UMass-Amherst.

Education:
Ed.D. Center for International Education, University of Massachusetts. Emphasis on non-formal education program development, management, and training. Doctoral dissertation on factors that influence the successful development of income generating opportunities; Courses on Executive Business Leadership Development at Arthur D. Little, Inc. and on Financial Management at the Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania; M.Ed., Non-formal Education, Center for International Education, University of Massachusetts; M.A. Teaching, University of New Hampshire; B.A. International Relations and History, University of New Hampshire; USAID staff development courses in Training, Management, and Project Implementation; U.S. Peace Corps Cross Cultural and Language Training.

Penelope W. Betz
Stoddard, New Hampshire Telephone: 603-446-7181
E-Mail: betzmaps@hughes.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board of Directors
Years of Service: One year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Trustee, Davis Public Library, Town of Stoddard
Building Committee, Town of Stoddard

Work History:
Co-owner of Hemispheres Antique Maps and Prints. Internationally recognized antique map dealer, exhibiting at fairs in Miami, Washington, DC, London, and Paris; Editor of a recently completed landmark book titled The Mapping of Africa: A Cartobibliography of Printed Maps of the African Continent to 1700, published in The Netherlands. Hemispheres Antique Maps & Prints, Stoddard, NH. Free-lance fine hand-colorist of original antique maps from the 1500-1700's for antique map dealers and individual collectors.

Penny has taught art, pre-school, Head Start, elementary school, high school English and university level ESL in various international and American schools for 25 years. She also worked as a writer and editor of teacher training materials and ESL textbooks. Her overseas work was in Lesotho, Botswana, and Swaziland and as a US Peace Corps Volunteer in the Caribbean.

Education:
M.Ed., Bilingual/Bicultural Education with an emphasis in Teaching English as a Second Language, School of Education, University of Massachusetts; Graduate Study in Education, University of California at Irvine; B.A. in History of Art, University of California at Irvine.

Peterborough, NH
Telephone: 609-924-9107
E-Mail: mimbul2@gmail
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board Member
Years of Service: One year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Board member, American Dance Festival, Durham, NC l995-present
Awards or Other Recognition:
Named scholarship with my husband at Robert College, Istanbul Turkey
Honorary member, class of ‘59, Lawrenceville School
Ability to speak fluent Turkish, French and German

Work History:
Instructor for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ; Research Asst., George Kennan, diplomat, historian; Viktor Gruen, architect, environmental; Planner, Vienna; Research Assistant Univerity of Texas, San Antonio; Program Administrator Continuing Education, Educational Testing Service, Princeton; Program Administrator, ARTS program. Cambridge Hospital, Geriatric Services, therapist;residence abroad for eleven years.

Education:
Smith College, BA, English; Lesley Univ., MA, Counseling Psychology

Harrisville, NH
Telephone: 603 827-3098
E-Mail: orionblair@gmail.com
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Education Director, 2002-07; Director 2007-10
Years of Service: Nine including the year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Board President, Karuna Center for Peacebuilding, Amherst, MA; Support Committee, American Friends Service Committee — New Hampshire; member of the Monadnock Region board of the NH Charitable Foundation.
Work History: Director, Hooper Institute, Walpole, NH; School Program Director, Harris Center for Conservation Education; Curriculum Supervisor, Preparing Refugees for Elementary Programs, Bataan, Philippines; Co-Director, Quaker Service Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam; Director, ConVal District ESL Program; Director, Mariposa Museum.

Education: B.A in Russian History & Literature, Harvard; Masters in Education, Antioch New England; Masters in Language Teaching School for International Training

Temple, NH
Telephone: 603-654-8778
E-Mail: HayaMatt@aol.com
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board Member
Years of Service: One year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Former Officer of Kipahulu Community School

Awards or Other Recognition:
Author of Face of the Enemy, Heart of a Patriot: Japanese-American Internment Narratives

Work History: Graduate Teaching Assistant—Ohio State University, Visiting Professor—Denison University: writing, American literature and folklore courses. Administrator for the Lukas Community, a nonprofit in Temple.

Education: MA in English from the Ohio State University as well as a PhD in English (with a concentration in folklore) from OSU.

Peterborough, NH
Telephone: 603-924-7075
E-Mail: debbykaiser@yahoo.com
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board of Directors, Secretary
Years of Service: Eight years

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities: Peterborough Open Space Committee; Heritage Commission; Amos Fortune board

Work History: Translator of political science and sociological texts (German-English) in Europe

Education: BA Harvard University in German Language and Literature

New Boston, NH
Telephone: 603 487-5121
E-Mail: smartin50@myfairpoint.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board Chair
Years of Service: Two years

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities: NH Chapter head of 'Dining for Women'

Work History: Teacher -elementary school and college; Social Worker; ED and Board Chair of 'The Game of Village, Inc'

Education: BA Columbia University; MS Wheelock College; MSW Columbia Univ.

Jaffrey, NH
Telephone: 603-532-6700
E-Mail: Jodonnell_150@comcast.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board of Director
Years of Service: Seven years
Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities:
Vice-chair Jaffrey Democrats; Co-Director For Associates for the Sisters of Mercy in NH; Union Congregation Church Community Supper Volunteer on Monday Nights;
Union Congregation Youth Group Advisor; Temple Elementary School Volunteer.

Awards or Other Recognition:
State of NH Social Studies Teacher of the Year; Conval School District Rotary Teacher of the Year; Martha E. Fisher Award for Exemplary Leadership to YMCA Youth Program Services; Voice of Democracy Program for Outstanding Support of Brown-Knight VFW; 25 years of advising Youth and Government Program form the State of NH YMCA

Work History: Social Studies High School Teacher, Conval High School;
Notre Dame College, Manchester, NH; Memorial High School, Manchester, NH; St. Anthony High School, New Bedford, Mass; Immaculata High School, Manchester, NH; St. Anthony Middle School, Manchester, NH; Retired after 36 years of Teaching; Advised Youth and Government Students for a Free Tibet; Voice of Democracy Contest; Democracy in Practice Program

Education: BA History/Education Notre Dame College Manchester, NH; MA History UNH

Greenfield, NH
Telephone: 603 547-2650
E-Mail: norigroups@ragnorok.net
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board Member
Years of Service: Three years
Work History: Software engineer, chef & caterer

Awards: Yankee Magazine, 2010 "Best Cook in Town"

Volunteer Board and Civic Responsibilities: Former Board of the Peterborough Farmers Market (secretary); Chair of the Greenfield Book Group; Member of the Greenfield Historical Society; Member of the GIVers of the Greenfield irregular volunteers.

Education: BA in Biology

Peterborough, NH
Telephone: 603-924-9114
E-Mail: drw@monad.mv.com
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board of Directors
Years of Service: Two years
Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities: Library Trustee; Pres. Morison/Smith Family Fund

Work History: Urban Planner, Editor

Peterborough, NH
Telephone: 603-924-4189
E-Mail: grandma_rosie@yahoo.com
Position(s) with Mariposa Museum: Board member; Acting Secretary
Years of Service: One year

Other Volunteer Board or Civic Responsibilities: Lead a singing group, instruct an exercise class, and edit a quarterly newsletter at a local continuing care facility. Town Moderator in Grafton, Vermont; President and Registrar of the Grafton Historical Society.

Work History: Teacher in junior high/middle school in Dedham, Massachusetts for twenty years; Special Ed. teacher, specializing in emotional difficulties.

Education: B. S. in Education from Indiana University; Masters degree in Special Education at Northeastern University