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10/29/2020
Dale Sutton Reed Bio
Dale was born in Kalispell, Montana to Robert & Jane Sutton in 1951. Her father was in the Army and a Rancher in Montana. Dale's mother had a degree in Animal Science and they lived on a ran
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Pam Kimble Farmer
After high school I went to college at Eastern Washington University. Wanting to “leave home” and experience the new world, I traveled 100 miles to Cheney, and studied Parks and Recreation Administration, and I finally got to be a cheerleader.
I married after my sophomore year and became a “fan” of his work as a teacher and coach. We moved to the Seattle area and I learned the game of football and also that of dental assisting. I wanted a job that would allow me time to watch my husband’s teams develop and play, so I found a dentist that trained me in the art of assisting and spent the next seven years handing “bird beak pliers” and other creatively named instruments to the dentists as we solved dental problems together. The dentist I chose to work with wanted to make it easier to identify the instruments, so he named them all… thus, the “bird beaks” reference.
My husband and I traveled through coaching in junior high school, high schools, and then at a university, where we decided to part our ways. And that is when I entered higher education, where I have stayed for the last 25 years. Currently, I’m given opportunities daily to consult, design, and facilitate learning experiences for employees as the director of organizational development and training at the University of Oregon in the areas of strategic leadership and performance leadership and management.
To get here I worked in athletics at Washington State University and then moved to Arizona State University, where I participated in the creation of a new campus, Arizona State University West Campus. At Texas A&M, I had the opportunity to create the administrative structure and marketing plan for a new research institute that focused on oceanographic research and climate change. At the University of Idaho I worked in the area of university relations and put on major events to promote the University… and then I decided to go back to school to find answers to questions that had always been just outside my reach of understanding… human resource development.
Toward that end I completed my doctorate and moved to Penn State University to work in the Human Resource Development Center to do a self-selected post-doc, in the best sense of that word. Colleagues there helped shape the work I do, assisting in the transition from student to practitioner and opened the door to what I most enjoy about my work and community service… facilitation. I’ve had some extraordinary opportunities to serve as a facilitator, with the most memorable experiences being in the initial town-hall meeting to explore options for the 911 Memorial in New York City, where over 4000 people came together to share stories and provide insights for the memorial planning team, and then again in California where over 8000 people came together to provide recommendations on the direction of health care reform in California.
The picture I’ve sent is one of my mother and I. For those that became friends during high school, you got to know my parents as much as me, so I sharing a glimpse of both Mom and I for this reunion.
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