Matt manages product and business development at Spock. The best place to find him is on Spock.com.

Eclectic mix of internet junkie, capoeirista hopeful, and travel nerd. And Data QA @ Spock

Curator of the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library, Directo of the Information Architecture Institute, author of "The Power of Many," blogger, music lover

Tom Farer , Dean, University of Denver Graduate School of International Service Tom Farer is Dean of the Graduate School of International Studies of the University of Denver and is former President of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States and of the University of New Mexico. He is Honorary Professor of Peking University and permanent Guest Professor of the People's University and Director of the Center for China-United States Cooperation.

I'm starting grad school at USC later this year, and I left my software job a while ago, so right now I'm basically trying to take advantage of some time off.

Panama with my bro.

Dr. Leonard is the President and a founding shareholder of Global Environment Fund. He is also the Chairman for the Investment Committees of GEF's key private equity funds. With extensive experience in economic policy, private equity and project finance, and energy and environmental infrastructure, both domestically and in emerging markets, Dr. Leonard assumes primary oversight of GEF's investment management function.

Dr. Alex Higdon Alex specializes in the areas of executive coaching and selection, team development, and performance management training. His 12 years of service as an organizational consultant in the public and private sectors has extended to various industries including high tech, manufacturing, healthcare, higher education, entertainment, food service, and retail.

Don Flinn – Board Member Don Flinn has been a director since the founding of Chikaming Open Lands in 1999. Currently, he assists Jean Brokish in her implementation of the DEQ Galien River Watershed Project, chairs the Land Protection Committee, serves on the Stewardship and Major Gift Campaign Committees, oversees COL’s Insurance coverage, and participates in other organizational matters for which the board is responsible.

George Spangler Dawkins George Spangler Dawkins and his wife, Carole Lee Dawkins, died Saturday, May 27, 2000, in a car accident while traveling in Spain. Inez Beckley , a longtime friend and fellow bridge player, was travelling with them and also died in the accident. George was born in 1931 in North Hornell, New York. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Princeton in the class of '53 and received his PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Illinois in '57.

Henry M. Russell , Ph.D. - President Dr. Russell is Chairman of the Department of Literature at Ave Maria College; founder of the St. Augustine’s Homeschool Enrichment program in Ann Arbor; and founding faculty of the St. Robert Southwell Institute Writing Workshops. He has created The Catholic Shakespeare audio series and served as Associate Editor of The Formalist from 1990-2004.

George Craddock -- A man who loves both dead sardines and advanced capture-the-flag strategy, George joined the FC staff in 2005, just after badly stubbing his toe in Myanmar. A native of Charlottesville and a 2004 graduate of Princeton, he has gone over to the "dark side," after teaching at Landon for several years. Come to think of it, he also does great impressions.

S. Georgia Nugent is Kenyon College's eighteenth president and the first woman in Kenyon's history to hold this position. Previous to her appointment, Nugent served as Princeton University's dean for the Harold McGraw Jr. Center for Teaching and Learning. Nugent graduated cum laude from Princeton in 1973, a member of the University's first coeducational class. (That same year, Kenyon graduated its first class of women.)

John Castleman Senior Vice President of Operations and Chief Financial Officer As SVP of Operations and Chief Financial Officer for Alliance, John Castleman has responsibility for finance, legal, human resources, information technology and field operations globally. John has spent most of his career holding senior management positions with technology services and software companies, where he has earned a reputation for strategic thought and successful execution.

CARL MCINTIRE (1906-2002) was a Presbyterian pastor and fundamentalist leader. McIntire’s father was a Presbyterian pastor and graduate of Princeton and his mother and grandmother had been missionaries to the native Indians in Oklahoma. McIntire attended Princeton from 1928 to 1929, but he left because of theological liberalism. He followed J. Gresham Machen who founded Westminster Theological Seminary.

Anne Tierney Goldstein has been the Human Rights Education Director for the International Association of Women Judges since 1993. She designed the Jurisprudence of Equality Program and has provided leadership for JEP training programs in Central and Latin America, Asia and Africa .

Carlos Miguel Prieto is the music director of Mexico's oldest orchestra, an associate conductor of the Houston Symphony, and the music director of the Huntsville Symphony in Alabama. He regularly conducts all the main orchestras of Mexico, and has made guest appearances with various North American orchestras. Internationally, Carlos has conducted orchestras in Russia, Portugal, Spain, France, Ireland, Israel and throughout Latin America.

Tim Lane , M.Div. : A masters degree graduate of Princeton and a veteran facilitator with Outward Bound’s Professional Development Program, Tim is the president of Peak Experiences International, Inc . – founded in 1987. He draws from over 20 years experience facilitating leadership & team development programs and has served as adjunct staff for the Center for Creative Leadership .

Alice Boyle was born in Massachusetts to Irish parents on February 29, 1836. In 1849, Alice's father, Michael Boyle, was among the earliest California pioneers. Alice came west in 1852, presumably with the rest of the family. On June 26, 1858, at the age of 16, Alice married William Morris Higgins. William was a graduate of Princeton and had received a medical degree from Jefferson College. He came to California around the Horn, serving as a ship's doctor.

Stephen R. Dujack Stephen R. Dujack is the editor of an environmental magazine in Washington and a freelance writer. Mr. Dujack has appeared many times as a guest columnist in publications throughout the country. Some of his recent writings have covered Judge Samuel Alito’s membership in the Concerned Alumni of Princeton (CAP). Formed in 1972, CAP has been publicly criticized for its policies opposing Princeton's decision to admit women and minorities.

Tim's first marriage ended in 1973, and he remarried in 1975. A daughter of his second wife by a prior marriage, died in 1981 at the age of seven, an event that Tim described as both a tragedy and a great loss. Tim is survived by his mother, Ruth, who said of him, "Tim was so proud of being a graduate of Princeton. He wore his class ring all the time and, of course, it was buried with him."

E. Adger Williams Adger has sung with the Caltech madrigal singers (without attending Caltech), and Holland Michigan 's Consort of Voices. He has played the violin since the tender age of six, and recorders since slightly later. A graduate of Princeton and UCLA in such fascinating yet somehow useless fields as Chinese history and Slavic linguistics.

Director, Client Engagement Programs at Blackboard. Sixteen years of experience in building client programs and online communities, facilitating user groups and advisory boards, and implementing e-learning programs. Passion for leading client-centric initiatives that spark structural improvements to help companies retain, attract, and delight customers.