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Karyn works as a K-5 Math Coach in the Burlington School District. Her math education blog is called A Number of Things. She is also a photographer who co-curates group art shows with Laura Green.
Karyn often collaborates with Sue McCormack on facilitation and public engagement projects. In 2009, they designed and facilitated an inclusive strategic planning process for the Visiting Nurse Association, and trained teen and adult facilitators for a public forum in Essex Junction to kick off the downtown revitalization effort. Karyn and Sue consulted on school climate initiatives at Harwood Union High School, Missisiquoi Valley Union High School and in the Burlington, Essex, and Milton school districts. In 2007-2008, Karyn co-facilitated a diverse Mercy Connections group using appreciative inquiry to address issues related to poverty in Burlington. From 2008-2009, Karyn worked for the Snelling Center for Government, which runs the Vermont Leadership Institute. During her time at the Snelling Center, Karyn orchestrated the successful Building Community in a Connected Age and Leadership in a Connected Age conferences produced in collaboration with Champlain College. From 1995 to 2008, Karyn was employed as a software engineer. She worked for Oracle, Borland, Actioneer, and Preclick, developing C++ Windows software for digital photography and database applications. Karyn earned a bachelors degree in Animal Behavior from Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. She lives in Essex with her husband, Jim Leveillee, and their children, Feora and Bryce. The family enjoys swimming in Indian Brook Reservoir, running and hiking. Sometimes they make videos and put them here. Twitter @karynvogel Facebook http://www.facebook.com/karynvogel |
© Karyn Vogel, updated 5/8/2012