Susan Bagby MD
| Susan Bagby is a Professor of Medicine in the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension within the Department of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University. She is an OHSU Heart Research Center Scientist whose research focus is on the prenatal origins of adult disease. |
William M. Bennett MD
| Bill Bennett is the Medical Director of Solid Organ and Cellular Transplantation at Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland, Oregon. He is a Professor Emeritus of Medicine (Retired) at Oregon Health & Science University. |
Sue Cameron
| Sue Cameron has a long career in public health. She served on the initial MIKE Program Steering Committee. She helped develop, implement, and direct the curriculum of the pilot project at the Youth Opportunity Center. Sue lives in Tillamook County where she continues to advocate for health care delivery. |
Darin Christensen J.D., LL.M
| Darin Christensen is a tax and business lawyer with Bullivant Houser Bailey PC, where he also has extensive experience advising not-for-profit organizations. He has worked as a licensed realtor. Darin is committed to helping MIKE Program ensure that its policies and procedures further its charitable purposes. |
Bernie Foster
| Bernie Foster is President of the Skanner News Groups and as such has communications outlets with the Skanner newspapers in Portland and Seattle as well as radio station 105.5 FM in Eugene and 101.1 FM in Seattle. He is past president of the West Coast Black Publishers. Currently he is the Founding Director and President of the African American Alliance for Homeownership and serves as a Public Member of the State Board of Pharmacy. |
Roy Jay
| Roy Jay is a businessman with wide-ranging interests. Among other things, he is President of the Oregon Business Network and the African American Chamber of Commerce. |
Randall Jenkins MD
| Randy Jenkins is a pediatric nephrologist in private practice at Northwest Pediatric Kidney Specialists, Portland, Oregon. He daily faces kidney disease with his young patients and their families. |
Jan Kelly RN, ANP
| Jan Kelly is a nurse practitioner at Northwest Renal Clinic, Portland, Oregon. She worked alongside Michael Hartnett for many years. She continues her practice at Northwest Renal Clinic. She is collaborating with her husband, Mike Kelly, on a book of reflections by and about kidney disease patients. |
Katherine Krogsgaard
| Katherine Krogsgaard, Carrier of the Kwanlin dun band, received her B.A. in Education from York College. She teaches early elementary education at the Ermineskin Schools of the Miyo Wahkohtowin Education Authority in Alberta, Canada. |
Harmon Laurin
| Harmon Laurin is the Managing Director of client services for the SIGMA Investment Management Company, a Portland based money management firm. Prior to that he held senior management positions with the Columbia Management Company as well as Fidelity Investments. Harmon is active in the community in several nonprofits all focused on helping children. He is a graduate of Stanford University. |
Caryl Scharpf
| Caryl Scharpf is the administrator of Northwest Renal Clinic, Portland, Oregon. She served on the MIKE Program's Steering Committee. |
Marco Shaw
| Marco Shaw owns and operates Fife Restaurant in Northeast Portland, an establishment committed to sustainable food practices. A long-time fundraising asset to MIKE Program, Marco serves on MIKE Program's Advisory Board due to his strong affinity with the mission. Marco advocates for Portland youth by sharing his culinary proficiency with several organizations that focus on youth development. |
Thomas C. Wood MD, MACP
| Tom Wood is in the private practice of nephrology in Anchorage, Alaska. His practices touches down on many communities in Alaska, but primarily his in-patient service is at Providence Alaska Medical Ctr. and Hospital. |
Michael Walczyk MD
| Mike Walzcyk continues to practice nephrology at Northwest Renal Clinic where he worked with Michael Hartnett until Dr. Hartnett’s retirement in 1998. |
