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Office of the Executive Director
Wendy K. Warnick | Helen Wiggins
Administration and Finance
Deb Maynes | Charlotte Rill | Julie Griswold
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Alysa Loring | Birte Horn-Hanssen | Reija Shnoro | Alison York
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Kristin Timm | Janet Warburton
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Ben Wade | Ronnie Owens | Phil Jenkins
Joel Martin | Zeb Polly | Joed Polly

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Kristin Timm
Project Manager
Kristin TimmKristin Timm (formerly Fischer) loves Alaska's winters and diverse and friendly people, and she is happy to be building her home and career in the Arctic. Kristin grew up in central Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point majoring in Environmental Education and Interpretation. In 2004 she transferred to the University of Alaska Fairbanks where she is currently finishing her Bachelor's degree in Rural Development with an emphasis in Land, Resource, and Environmental Management. Environmental education is her passion, and she loves sharing her knowledge and love of northern environments with others. Kristin joined ARCUS in February of 2007 and enjoys working on the PolarTREC team and watching people make their own unique connections to the science of the polar regions. When not working or at school she enjoys backcountry skiing and snowmachining, floating rivers, cooking, and traveling with her husband, Jake, and their two dogs.

Janet Warburton
Project Manager
warburton@arcus.org.
[Janet Warburton] Janet Warburton joined ARCUS in October 2000. Her primary focus as Project Manager is education related projects such as PolarTREC. Janet and her husband Brad have a son, Landon and daughter, Kalena. They share their home with 4 retired sled dogs, and one chubby yellow lab. Any spare time that Janet has is devoted to sleeping, playing with the kids, or playing in the great outdoors!

Sean Topkok
Indigenous Curriculum Specialist
fncst@uaf.edu
[Sean Topkok] Sean worked with ARCUS from 1997 to 2005. Though currently employed as Information Systems Professional with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, he continues to work closely with ARCUS on various educational programs. Sean can usually be found working to maintain the Alaska Native Knowledge Network website, or helping rural communities document cultural knowledge with Cultural Atlases. When not working hard identifying, cataloguing, and distributing Indigenous curriculum materials, Sean may be found spending time with his wife Amy and their three sons Christopher, Aaron, and Joseph.