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Bryan Collings

Bryan Collings

Bryan Collings is entering his final year of school at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, pursuing a degree in Business Administration with concentrations in Marketing and Finance. He has a passion for sustainability and green business, and is excited to further the development of Water for Humans. In his spare time, he enjoys fly fishing, backpacking, cooking, playing guitar, cold beer, and being an active member of the Cal Poly Kiva club.

Claire LaPoma

Claire LaPoma

Claire LaPoma earned a BA in Public Relations and Spanish from the University of Oregon, and has volunteered extensively in Ecuador, living in three small communities that all lacked potable water. She's eager to contribute to Water for Human's efforts to bring clean, drinkable water to communities throughout Latin America. She currently lives in Portland, OR.

Susan Peacock

Susan Peacock

Susan Peacock: born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. I started learning Spanish when I was 6 years old. I have continued to study and learn for 12 years and enjoy speaking and writing in the language whenever I can. I currently live in Eureka, California with my husband of 26 years. We have two children in college and are really looking forward to their graduations in 2010 and 2011. I will be one of the mouthpieces for Stan and Rick as we implement the water purification systems in Oaxaca.

Joshua Siegal

Joshua Siegal, MFA

Joshua Siegal is an interactive media artist, writer, and musician living in Chicago. He received his MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts & Media from Columbia College in 2007, and has since worked on sound and video for theater. He is a contributor to Whitehot Magazine, plays in the local band The Opposition Party, and, in his day life, does I.T. work for the Chicago Public Schools. He develops the website for Water for Humans.

Marni Siegal

Marni Siegal

Marni Siegal has 8 years professional experience as a medical interpreter/translator and 10 years experience working in the non-profit sector. She earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish Literature from the University of Colorado, Boulder with a minor in Women's Studies and a focus in Religious Studies. She currently spends her time raising her son, teaching yoga classes and enjoying the great outdoors of Colorado.

 
 

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