THE TEAM

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Cathy Harris	Dorothy "Dot" Waldrup, JD
Ted Quant, BA	Suzanne Antone, MBA
Michael P. Kane, Ed.D	Leo E. Solomon, BSBA
Julianna Padgett, Ph.D	Thomas Walker, MA
Jeff Gingerich, Ph.D	Sonia Aranza
Dian Lusher	Kevin McNulty, BS

Thomas Walker, MA is a diversity educator committed to improving intergroup relations through advocacy, awareness-raising, dialogue, and cooperative action. He has been involved in prejudice-reduction work for more than a decade, with groups including the National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ), the National Coalition-Building Institute (NCBI) and the New Orleans'-based Southern Institute for Education and Research. In the training setting, he was worked with the numerous major universities, the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, National Mortar Board Honor Society, and presented at several national conferences. With particular interests in language and power, young adult education and often-overlooked 'invisible' targeted groups, his degrees and experience in interpersonal, group, and intercultural communication also encourage and allow him to work with people from virtually any background and in virtually any setting.
   He currently serves as a program coordinator and trainer at the one-of-a-kind Intergroup Relations Center at Arizona State University, where he is also pursuing his doctorate. Thomas is originally from Dauphin Island, Alabama, has visited 28 US states and 15 countries.