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Donna Foulke, Vice-President
Producer, writer, photographer, and web master, Donna Foulke (Tlingit, Wolf Clan) attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe , NM and is an Alaska Native artist, originally from Juneau, now living in New Jersey. She currently works for the U.S. Geological Survey as a graphic artist, web designer, and is involved in educational outreach. Her work in informal science education and studies in animation and film has given her the opportunity to write scripts and create storyboards in animation.

(You can view one of her animations online at www.rocknscienceclub.com Click "Play" under Sci-Toons to watch her animation, “Periodic Dreams.” The Rock’n Science Club is project pending funding for a future venture in informal science education with a cultural twist – Donna is its creator and illustrator.)

Her work in informal education has led to her involvement in Native Science and Tlingit storytelling ventures at a number of events and conferences. In 2000, she was awarded the Alaska Native Writer's Award for Literature from the University of Alaska for her poetry. Donna is a published poet who is currently working on a collection of visual poetry and essays of Southeast Alaska for publishing and for artistic video shorts; she is also working on two books for children. For more about Donna visit her Web site at: http://www.foulkeart.com