Imagiverse Educational Consortium
Executive Board
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 Michelle Mock
Michelle Mock
is an educator in Southern California. Having a background
in early-childhood to middle school education, she heads up
Imagiverse Educational Consortium, directing it to pursue its
goals in lifelong learning. Michelle co-founded Imagiverse.org
in 2001. |
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Stephanie Wong
Stephanie
Wong is a graduate student in chemistry at the University of Alberta in
Canada. She
is co-founder and webmaster of Imagiverse.org, responsible for
the development and maintenance of the site. |
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Agustín González
Agustín
González has over 16 years of experience in information technology,
management and banking. Founder of GuTech Enterprises, Inc.,
located in Florida, Gus also oversees the financials and business
aspects of Imagiverse Educational Consortium. |
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Luis Flores
Luis Flores is an undergraduate theatre arts design student in Southern California. Skilled
in web technologies, Luis writes software, contributes in web development
and produces artwork for Imagiverse.org. |
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Ray Olszewski
Ray Olszewski has said, "I'm not retired! I just have another career but now, I pick and choose what I do, when I do it, and who I do it with." His varied interests and experience lead Imagiverse to new dimensions in imagination. |
Imagiverse
Educational Consortium Education Advisory Committee Board
Members
Michael
Bastoni
Michael Bastoni is a high school shop teacher and
robotics instructor in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He
did not enjoy school very much when he was growing up,
but he is passionate about education and making learning
REAL for his students.
Roger Herzler
Roger
Herzler is a software engineer and amateur astronomer in
San Diego, California. He builds his own telescopes
and maintains the astronomy-related website, theastropages.com.
Student Ambassadors
Students from Kim Yang's Class in Taiwan
Students from the Montessori School of Corona
Remie Vigas
Meet Imagiverse's mascot, Remie the Imagiverse Travel Bear!
What
is a Team?
A team is about not
having a 'boss'. Team members are equal partners.
We each become the catalyst for new growth and
accomplishments.
A team is about putting
egos to one side and thinking of others first.
A team is about
believing in yourself and each other (even though we all
have moments when we are too hard on ourselves and doubt
our own abilities).
A team is about being
sensitive to others and knowing when to be a friend and
when others on the team need a few supportive words to be
the best that they can be.
A team is about being
human and accepting of ourselves and others for who we
are.
A team is about
selflessness and the ability to see through others' eyes.
A team is about
communication and not jumping to conclusions about what
we thought the other person said. It is about
clarifying communication if we are not quite sure what
was meant. It is about knowing when to read between
the lines and when to ignore the hidden meanings.
A team is about never
letting another team member fail.
These are qualities of
any good team, whether it be at school or in the
workplace or on a ball field.
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