Courtney Bartlett the Center for Wooden Boats Educational Specialist will be focusing on methods of incorporating education into the park.
Courtney, a teacher with 15 years experience was the first youth sailing instructor at the CWB.
Dr. McConaghy earned her Ph.D. in History from the University of Washington. Joining MOHAI in 1997, Dr. McConaghy is a well-known scholar who serves as lead historian for MOHAI activities including Essential Seattle. The author of several books, she combines vast knowledge of history with enthusiasm for sharing her love of history with others through accessible, exciting programs.
Leonard has significant experience in the direction of museums and cultural resources including service as
Leonard will be leading MOHAI's team effort, to develop a historical briefing book on the history of Lake Union.
Dick Wagner, Founding Director, who established and has guided The Center for Wooden Boats for 30 years and has worked as a consultant to new maritime community centers around the world
Dick will be working to document and compose narratives of the history of Lake Union.
You can contact Dick at :
Edel is a boatwright who manages the workshop program at The Center for Wooden Boats and creates CWB's annual Program Catalogue. CWB works with boatwrights and craftspeople from around the region to create a diverse array of maritime skills workshops.
You can contact Edel at:
Jake Beattie, manages the waterfront programs, youth programs and visiting vessels slips at the Historic ship wharf at Lake Union Park.
You can contact Jake Beattie at:
Betsy Davis is the Executive Director for the Center for Wooden Boats and is serving as project manger on this project.
You can contact Betsy Davis at:
David, was selected as the interpretive review consultant. He brings a wealth of experience in interpretation design to the project including his design of the Woodland Park Zoo.
in addition to consulting on this project David works tirelessly for the improved treatment of Elephants in captivity.
Matthew Stubbs of Loud Monks, a Seattle based consulting firm, will be working with the Center for Wooden Boats to encourage and facilitate community involvment. Loud Monks is providing all of the behind the scenes digital support in the publication of this public web site, and managment of a project managment site.
You can contact Matthew Stubbs at:
