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Jim Cochran: Director

Jim an avid whitewater kayaker, holds a bachelors degree in Sociology/Psychology and is currently working towards a Masters of Education. Jim has worked in the experiential educational field in a variety of positions. He has developed summer programs, and an alternative day school, and has mentored hundreds of employees and students. Jim has been a high/ low ropes facilitator, whitewater rescue technician, and a Wilderness First Responder. Jim is currently certified in First Aid/CPR and is a trainer in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention. Prior to his tenure in the education field, he was the director of an adventure travel company.

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Staff Alternative Day School Program School Objectives & Mission High School Middle School	Jim Cochran: Director Jim an avid whitewater kayaker, holds a bachelors degree in Sociology/Psychology and is currently working towards a Masters of Education. Jim has worked in the experiential educational field in a variety of positions. He has developed summer programs, and an alternative day school, and has mentored hundreds of employees and students. Jim has been a high/ low ropes facilitator, whitewater rescue technician, and a Wilderness First Responder. Jim is currently certified in First Aid/CPR and is a trainer in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention. Prior to his tenure in the education field, he was the director of an adventure travel company.
	Nicholas Rudowski, Teacher Nick holds a bachelors degree in English as well as his special educators license. He has worked in the wilderness education field for many years. Over the course of his time in New Hampshire he has led several river trips, weekly ski trips, overnight backpacking treks and innumerable day hikes in and around the White Mountains. He is certified in CPR/First Aid, basic water safety, and Theraputic Crisis Intervention. During his spare time Nick can be found cycling, snowboarding, reading, playing music and attempting to learn how to ski.

	Clayton Vetter, Behavioral Specialist Clay began working with at-risk youth after graduating with his bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He has worked as a youth counselor and residential supervisor for Sweetser Family Focus in Lewiston, Maine and also worked for Jobs for American Graduates (JAGS) at Kennett High School in Conway, New Hampshire. He is certified in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention, First Aid and CPR. He has led various summer youth trips for a number of organizations which included camping, canoeing, kayaking and hiking. Clay enjoys outdoor activities, including skiing, rafting, and hiking with his Black and Tan coonhound.

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