| Board of Directors - June 2009 |
| Name |
Background |
| Watson A. Bowes, Jr. |
Emeritus Professor of Ob/Gyn at UNC, Member of Chapel of the Cross. Former JIP mentor of Johnson Intern Program. |
| Jim Crow |
Ph.D. Pharmacolgy, Associate Director of Medical Division of Burroughs-Wellcome for 20 years, President & COO of United Therapeutics, Member of Chapel of the Cross. |
| Jill Edens |
M. Div Yale Divinity School. Co-Pastor with husband, Richard at United Church of Chapel Hill. Board of Directors of the Coalition for Battered Women and The Inter-Faith Council for Social Services in Chapel Hill. |
| Ernest Kraybill |
Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics and former Head of Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at UNC School of Medicine. Former Chair of UNC Committee on Protection of Human Rights. Member of the Ethical and Judicial Affiars Committee, North Carolina Medical Society. Member of the United Church of Chapel Hill |
| Lawrence (Larry) Logan |
BA, UNC, BFA East Carolina U. , MA U. of Georgia. Assistant to the Director of the Program on Health Professions and Primary Care, Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research, UNC. Former Director, Human Resources, Sills, Cumis, Zucerman, Radin, Tishchman, Epstein & Gross, PA, Newark, NJ. Member of the Chapel of the Cross. |
| Katie Thompson |
BS in Business Administration, Villanova University, Johnson Intern Program 2007-2008 with placement at Orange County Habitat for Humanity, Development Coordinator, Habitat for Humanity, Orange County (July 2008 to present). |
| Leona Paschal Whichard |
AB, Chemistry, UNC, MS Biochemistry, UNC. Employed as research biochemist at Duke U. Medical Center and at UNC until retirement in 2004. Married, two children. Member of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, extensive volunteer service including (currently) Inter Faith Council for Social Service. |
| Marion S. “Chick” White |
BA, American History, Stanford U. , MSPH Health Policy and Administration , School of Public Health, UNC; Consultant for comprehensive cancer control planning, American Cancer Society; Board member, Chrysalis Foundation. |
| Andrew Dobelstein |
PhD Political Science (Duke U), Emeritus Professor (UNC School of Social Work), author of several influential books on welfare reform both in the U.S. and in North Carolina. He was one of several people on the founding task force of the Johnson Intern Program. He is a member of the congregation at the United Church of Chapel Hill. |
| Mary Chase |
Member of the Chapel of the Cross. Served as a mentor for Johnson interns for 2 year 2007-2009. Has met weekly for 15 years with the students in the Episcopal Campus Ministry of the Chapel of the Cross. Has take Servant Leadership I class with the Johnson interns. Served for 11 years as office receptionist at The Chapel of the Cross. |
| Amey Adkins |
University of Virginia BA in Religious Studies and African and African-American Studies. (2005) Duke Divinity School, Master of Divinity (200), Johnson Intern 2005-2006, International experience in India, Costa Rica, Uganda/Rwanda, Israel, Palestine, Haiti, Honduras, Italy, South Africa, Pastoral Intern – Mt. Level Missionary Baptist Church 2008-Present, Instructor in JIP Servant Leadership Classes. Language proficiency in classical and biblical Greek, biblical Hebrew/Aramaic, intermediate proficiency Mandarin Chinese, Spanish; basic skills in Kreyol (Haitian). |
| Vincent Kopp |
AB in English & Religion and MD UNC-Chapel Hill, Board certified in Pediatrics and Anesthesiology. Currently faculty member in the UNC Department of Anesthesiology. Fellow of the UNC Institute of Arts and Humanities, Episcopalian., candidate for ordination in the Diocese of Eastern North Carolina, Married, 3 children. Interests in bioethics. |
| Pat McCarthy |
MA & BS Education, Lesley College, Cambridge, MA, Retired to Chapel Hill following career as teacher, editor, publisher in various companies. Formerly Managing Editor of theBu lletin of Laboratory Medicine, UNC at Chapel Hill and Director of publications and communications at Family Health International in Reseach Triangle Park, NC. |
| Marty Rogers |
Member of the Chapel of the Cross. Communications manager at the Chapel of the Cross. Education: Furman, UNC, University of Stuttgart, Political Science and German. JIP mentor, 2009-2010. Servant Leadership Class 2009. |
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Chair: Watson Bowes
Treasurer: Jim Crow
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