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The Alice Paul Institute has always
been committed to delivering outstanding history programs and exceptional
leadership development opportunities for young women, and so has our staff. Meet some of
our dedicated staff who define teamwork, enthusiasm, dedication,
courtesy and communication. Please feel free to contact us at the emails
listed below or by phone. We look forward to assisting you with your
questions and providing you with information about the Alice Paul
Institute’s programs and services. Thank you for visiting API’s website!
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Lucienne Beard, Executive Director, has been involved
with API since 1994, as a volunteer, a board member and then as
Program Director from 2000-2007. She has a BA in
International Affairs from The George Washington University and an
MA in American History from Rutgers University, and has over twenty
years of experience working with historic sites and cultural
organizations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Beard has served
on the boards of the Girl Scouts and PA Museums, and currently is
vice chair of The New Century Trust, the other National Historic
Landmark that honors a woman in the Greater Philadelphia area.
She and her husband live in Mount Laurel only three miles from
Paulsdale and have three children living in Philadelphia, Indiana
and Madagascar.
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Kris Myers,
Director of Programs,
has been with API since 2004. She
is responsible for implementing and managing API’s heritage and
leadership programs including tours, presentations, special events and educational
workshops.
She serves as a
speaker on Alice Paul at locations throughout New Jersey and
manages the New Jersey Women’s History
website.
Myers received her
M.A. degree from
the University of Pennsylvania
and has a B.A. in History
with a concentration in Women’s Studies
from Rowan University. She teaches History and Women's Studies courses
at Burlington County College. She lives in Marlton.
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Taylor
Gilbert, Program
Associate, began at API in January 2013. She is
responsible for assisting with program planning and implementation;
facilitating the Lead-A-Way workshops and curriculum
development, coordinating Girls Advisory Council activities,
coordinating tours and programs, maintaining the API website, and
managing API’s social media. Gilbert graduated from Rowan University
in May 2012 with a B.A. in Education and History (Global History
focus) with an International Studies concentration. While at
Rowan she studied abroad in Saint Petersburg, Russia. She is a
certified K-12 Social Studies teacher who is currently attending
Stockton College for obtain a certificate to teach ESL. She
lives in Marlton.
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Paige Salvador,
Development Associate, began at API in January 2012. She has
served on the Development Committee of API since 2009. Salvador's
career reflects seventeen years of experience in not-for-profit and
for-profit organizations, including the Vascular Birthmarks Foundation and Graceful Company. She is
active with the Mount Laurel Citizen's Action Committee and
serves as president of Fairfield Estates Association in Mount Laurel. She
and her husband live in Mount Laurel and have twins in college.
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