Grays Harbor Institute/KGHI Board Members

President - Dr. Gary Murrell:

Radio Communications Specialist, U.S. Air Force Security Services.
Host, live daily call-in talk/interview show, streaming live on the web, and LPFM station Northwest Indy Radio, Hoquiam, Washington.
Weekly commentator, KBKW commercial AM/FM station, Aberdeen, Washington.
Storefront Actors Theater, Portland, Oregon, Actor/Director/Grant writer ($250,000 CETA funding).
Assistant to the Producing Director, Alaska Reparatory Theater, responsible for organizing statewide tours, budget, volunteer coordinator and fundraiser.
Producing Director, Medford Civic Theater, responsible for budgets, volunteers, grant writing, fundraising.
Small Business Owner, Pegasus Carriage Company.
Professor of History, Grays Harbor College; Instructor, Stafford Creek Correctional Center.
Successfully secured grants for The Grays Harbor Institute from Humanities Washington.
Founding member, board member, and officer of several local nonprofit organizations.
Founding Member, The Grays Harbor Institute.
KGHI Programming Committee.

Vice President - Linda Orgel:

15 years manager, non-profit community health care clinics, serving low-income people in the Seattle metropolitan area, responsible for operating budgets, personnel, supervision, community relations, quality assurance.
8 years director, continuing medical education conferences for Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, responsible for developing, organizing and marketing.
Founding member, board member, and officer of several local nonprofit organizations.
Founding member, The Grays Harbor Institute.
KGHI Programming Committee.

Secretary - Anneka VanDoorninck:

Manager, Bellevue Washington bookstores for 26 years; responsible for supervision, personnel issues, book ordering.
President, Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association for 2 years.
Active board member of several local nonprofit organizations.
Founding member, The Grays Harbor Institute.

Treasurer - Arthur Grunbaum:

Over 36 year involvement in non-profit organizations and boards, including low-income fund drives, educational institutions, local and statewide environmental organizations, and speaker forums.
Co-owner, advertising agency, Newport Beach, California.
Over 13 years theatre experience, Seattle, Washington.
Successfully secured grants for environmental legal defense activities from The Bullitt Foundation, Northwest Fund for the Environment, Kongsgard-Goldman Foundation.
Founding member, The Grays Harbor Institute.
Founding member, board member and officer of several local non-profit organizations.
KGHI Programming Committee.

Director - Kathy G. Rosenmeyer:

Tribal Member, Quinault Indian Nation.
Citizens for Inter-American Cooperation, founding board member, Davis California – fundraising to provide financial and material support for barefoot doctor program in Nicaragua, 1987 – 1995. Active member of the Central American solidarity community in Davis California.
Job Steward for AFSCME Clerical local at UC Davis, Clerical Representative to AFSCME Executive Board for University of California (9-campus) Clerical unit. Member of contract negotiating team – 1992-95.
BA in International Relations from University of California, Davis. Emphasis in Third World Resources and Latin American History.
Certificate in Drug and Alcohol Studies, Pierce College Steilacoom, 2001.
Organizer for Annual Cultural Encampment for Tribal youth and families, 2002 – 2011, Lone Pine, CA.
Participant in Paiute Language program 2010-2012.
Currently enrolled in a Fourth World Studies Certificate program with the Center for World Indigenous Studies, Olympia, WA.
Tribal Administrator at Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Reservation, Lone Pine, California, 2010-2012.
Executive Advisor, Quinault Indian Nation – 2012 to present.

Director - Alan Richrod: