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 Dr.
Jackie Stavros
Dr. Jackie Stavros, Taos Associate,
is granted the third Outstanding Contribution Award
by the Taos Institute. She has volunteered hundreds
of hours this year working with Jane Seiling, our chief
editor, on the Focus Book Series. Both Jackie and Jane
work with authors to bring their visions of publishing
to a reality.
Dr. Stavros is a professor of Management
and Leadership at Lawrence Technical University in Michigan.
Several years ago, she offered to volunteer her time,
expertise and interest in working with the publishing
efforts of the institute. We are grateful for Jackiešs
unending commitment to working with authors, offering
her time, talents, vision and voice to the publishing
initiatives of the Taos Institute.
Jackie also became one of our authors
in 2005 with the new publication: Dynamic Relationships:
Unleashing the Power of AI in Daily Living, with
co-author Cheri Torres.
We want to thank Jackie for her generous
contribution to the Taos Institute in 2005.
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 Jane
Seiling
Jane Seiling has been granted the first
Outstanding Contribution Award by the Taos Institute.
Through her remarkable efforts and dedication The Focus
Book series has been founded, and has given birth to
three very estimable children. Jane’s skills, insights,
intelligence, and patience are evident in each of these
volumes. The authors in each case owe her a lifetime
of appreciation. And should anyone require a perfect
model for the Membership Organization, we shall
be happy to propose Jane’s name. Email Jane at
jseilingl@aol.com
or see: www.membership.org
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 Susan
Levin
Susan Levin, Executive Director of the Houston
Galveston Institute and a Taos Institute Associate,
is awarded the second Outstanding Contribution Award
by the Taos Institute for her superb efforts and dedication
in planning and hosting the Transforming Dialogues:
Changing Practice conference, a special conference,
co-sponsored by the Houston Galveston Institute and
the Taos Institute which was held April 10-13, 2003
in League City, Texas. Over 100 participants engaged
in transformative experiences that informed their practices.
It was truly a collaborative learning conference that
challenged and extended our current practice through
exploring social constructionism and dialogical experience.
Not only did this conference bring together
social constructionist theory and practice, it also
was a special celebration of the 25th anniversary of
HGI and the 10th anniversary of TI. We thank Susan for
her outstanding service to the Taos Institute.
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