Board of Directors Our board consists of a dedicated volunteer group of professional educators, natural resource managers, and other community members giving their time and talents to the organization. The board members are very active in the schools development and carry out much of the work with operating Klamath Outdoor Science School. Board members are also involved in strategic planning, fundraising, and other outreach activities. Marjorie Glass, Board President One of the founders of Klamath Outdoor Science School, Marj has been on the board since its inception. She is also the Talented and Gifted Program coordinator and teacher for Klamath County School District. Marj holds degrees in both wildlife biology and elementary education and has worked many seasons as a naturalist for the National Park Service. She has had extensive experience with both formal and informal education. She is also a board member of the Oregon Science Teachers Association and conducts professional development workshops for teachers in the areas of science inquiry and gifted education.
Jonna Enman - Secretary
A long term resident of Klamath Falls, Jonna graduated from Klamath Union High School. She has a Bachelors of Science Degree in Education from Southern Oregon State College (now SOU). She and her husband Jerry have two girls. Her farm background and interest in strengthening the rural to urban connections among students make her a strong addition to the KOSS board.
John Pellissier - Vice President
John works for the Oregon Department of Forestry. Hallie Rasmussen – Director Hallie started working for the US Fish and Wildlife Service in 2003. She completed a B.S. degree in environmental education, and completed a graduate degree in recreation management at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. When she learned of the opening at the Klamath Basin Refuge Complex she knew it would be a perfect fit. She couldn’t wait to start learning and educating others about an entirely different part of our beautiful country. Hallie says that she has been so incredibly fortunate to find a job that she loves, focused on getting people outside in nature to learn about the amazing treasures that await.
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