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Sylvia McBeth, Chair
Keene |
Beth Salerno, Vice Chair
Saint Anselm College |
William L. Chapman, Treasurer
Orr & Reno, PA |
Cleve Kapala, Secretary
TransCanada |
John D. Herney, Immediate Past Chair
Phillips Exeter Academy |
Ken Burns
Director Emeritus
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Roberta "Mitzi" Barrett
Nashua |
Kristina Lucas
New Hampshire Technical Institute |
Mary-Jo Boisvert
Public Service of New Hampshire
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Daniel M. Nelson
Dartmouth College |
Jane Christie
Kingston |
Tracy Schier
Hudson |
Sally W. Crawford
Exeter
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Mike Timm
Granite Investment Advisors |
Dianne Kearns Duncan
Walpole |
Bryant F. Tolles, Jr.
Center Sandwich |
Lorne M. Fienberg
Law Office of Lorne M. Fienberg P.L.L.C. |
David Watters
University of New Hampshire |
Patricia Hicks
University of New Hampshire, Manchester |
Susan DeBevoise Wright
Sunapee
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Robin O. Kenney
Peterborough
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Deborah Watrous
Executive Director
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Sue Butman
Office Manager
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Terry Farish
Connections Program Director
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Anne Coughlin
Marketing Director
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Susan Hatem
Grants Officer
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Lynn Douillette
Database Administrator |
Judy McCarthy
Controller
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Jessica Eshleman
Development Director |
Kathy Smith
Program Director |
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Jessica Eshleman joined the NH Humanities Council staff as Development Director in August. After graduating from Franklin Pierce College in Rindge with a BA in American Studies and a minor in philosophy, Eshleman launched her career at Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum in Warner wearing a variety of hats including membership manager, volunteer manager, and special events coordinator. For the past several years, she has worked to connect people with place in two of New Hampshire's historic downtowns: first in Nashua as Great American Downtown's Marketing Manager, and most recently in Concord as Main Street Concord, Inc.'s Executive Director where she served on the Concord Young Professional Network Steering Committee, Leadership Greater Concord Steering Committee, Capitol Center for the Arts 15th Anniversary Communications Committee, and the Concord 2020 Board.
"I'm excited about working with a state-wide audience and helping to further the Humanities Council's mission," said Eshleman. "I'm thrilled to join the team responsible for connecting people with ideas in the Granite State!"
You can contact Eshleman at 224-4071 x13 or by e-mail.
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