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Board of Directors

Adam Lalor - Executive Director Eric Godin - Webmaster

Kris Heinrichs - Chief Financial Officer.. Kris is the Senior Vice President-Global Controller at 24/7 Real Media, Inc. He received both his BS/BA in Accounting from the University of Richmond in 1994. Currently, Kris lives in New Jersey with his wife.

Jason Bernd - Vice Chair. Jason Bernd became involved with One in Four in 1999 as one of the founding members of the One in Four chapters at the University of Virginia. Presenting to hundreds of peers in those inaugural years allowed him to see firsthand the tremedous impact of the Men's Program. After college, Jason moved to New York City to begin a career as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company. He has since focused his career in hospital administration working at New York-Presbyterian in New York, Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, and in his current position as Manager of Financial Planning at Novant Health - Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, NC. Jason has a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia and an MBA from tanford University.

Mary-Beth Cooper - Vice President for Student Affairs at Rochester Institute of Technology.  In her current role, she is the chief student affairs officer for RIT responsible for the delivery of student services and campus life.  In addition to her administrative responsibilities, Dr. Cooper teaches graduate level classes at RIT and the University of Rochester in business and in education. Dr. Cooper not only invests time on campus, but in the Rochester community as well.  She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the YMCA and the Hillside Children’s Center.  In June 2007, she received The Susan B. Anthony Promise Award, from the Anthony Center for Women’s Leadership and the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration. She also received the Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education Award, NASPA Region II, 2006-07.   In 2005, she was named one of Rochester’s most influential women by the Rochester Business Journal. Without a doubt, the guiding vision in Mary-Beth’s career journey has been learning.  She firmly believes that education can be the answer to creating a prosperous, successful community of thinkers and doers.  In fall 2006, she began a three-year program at Case Western University which will add an Executive Doctor of Management degree to her portfolio. 

Lisa Millora - Secretary, Assistant Dean for Student Life at Santa Clara University, has a M.A. in Higher Education Administration from Boston College. She serves as university ombudsperson for sexual assault, hears judicial cases and reviews request for appeals from other judicial officers, and manages communications and accommodations when students file sexual assault or harassment reports. Additionally, Lisa coordinates and provides training for the Campus Advocate Program, One in Four Chapter, Residential Life staff, and presents workshops to faculty and staff on how to help survivors of sexual assault. She has presented information on developing sexual assault prevention and campus advocate programs at the National Conference on Sexual Assault in Our Schools, and she has been cited by United Educators on how campuses can create assault education programs with limited resources. Lisa has also co-organized the first national conference for faculty and student affairs professionals working on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered issues on Catholic campuses.

Kevin Fleming - Following a career in Student Affairs and University Advancement, Kevin is currently the Director for the Center for Business Excellence program with the California Community Colleges. He has a Masters in Educational Policy and Leadership from The Ohio State University and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Redlands. Kevin has been involved with One in Four since 1998 as an undergraduate presenter at Loyola Marymount University. He later served as a chapter advisor and joined the Board of Directors in July 2005.

John Foubert - Founder of One in Four

Dallas Garner - Dallas Garner, a Research Assistant at DecisionQuest specializing in witness preparation for trial and jury selection, has a M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration from The College of William and Mary. An outspoken survivor, Dallas has co-authored papers on sexual assault for numerous journals and presented on sexual assault at many conferences, colleges, and universities. Dallas also served as co-advisor of the Pennsylvania State University chapter of One in Four.

Chris Renjilian - Originally from Maryland, Chris graduated from The College of William and Mary in 2005 where he was a member of the Men's Gymnastics team. Following graduation, Chris traveled the nation as a Peer Educator on the One in Four RV Tour. Following the tour, Chris continued to work for One in Four, Inc. as Interim Executive Director until he departed for graduate school. Chris currently attends The University of Pennsylvania where he is scheduled to graduate with a Masters in Bio Etics in the summer of 2007. Chris currently lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Tom Segar - Tom first saw John Foubert present the Men's Program in 1994 while he was an undergraduate resident assistant. After witnessing the program's profound and lasting positive effect on his residents, Tom has been an endorser and supporter ever since. He has been on the Board of Directors since July 2005. Tom is an educational consultant in the areas diversity and leadership, and is a doctoral fellow and research assistant in the College Student Personnel program at the University of Maryland. He served as the Project Manager for the Multi-Institutional Study of Leadership, a 54-campus national research project examining factors contributing to college student leadership experiences and outcomes. He has held previous positions as Director of Multicultural Student Affairs and Disability Support Services at Shepherd University, Associate Director of Residence Life at Gettysburg College, and Residence Director at Shippensburg University prior to beginning his doctoral studies. Tom earned his Master of Science degree in Counseling with a Specialization in College Student Personnel from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, and his Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, with a Certificate in African American Studies from the University of Maryland. Tom lives in Hagerstown, Maryland with his wife, Rebecca, and their sons Alexander and Christopher.