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Watershed Staff (please use "@" in place of "-at-" when using these email addresses) Interim Executive Director: Tyler Gulden programs-at-watershedceramics.org or director-at-watershedceramics.org Tyler works with the Mudmobile program and with artists coming to Watershed for residencies. He received his BFA from New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, and his MFA from University of Massachussetts Dartmouth. He was studio assistant to Chris Gustin which lead to his inclusion in the International Multimedia Symposium at Watershed as a technical advisor in 1999. With 15 years experience as a studio and production potter and ten years of teaching experience in throwing and handbuilding ceramics, as well as two years as ceramics studio technician at UMass Dartmouth, Tyler brings strong skills and knowledge of clay processes to the center. His additional computer skills and personal organizational and communication abilities help in coordinating Mudmobile projects with schools and community organizations. He makes his home in South Bristol with his wife Kat, a nurse, his sons Camden and Jarrett, and daughter Reed. Administrative Assistant: Jen Cooley info-at-watershedceramics.org Jeniffer (yes, it is correctly spelled with one N and two F's!) grew up in Kingfield, Maine most commonly associated with Sugarloaf Mountain. She graduated from Mt. Abram High School in 2001 and graduated from McIntosh College in Dover, NH with an Associate in Science for Visual Communications in 2004. Jeniffer moved back to Kingfield and took a position as Administrative Assistant at the Stanley Museum until she moved to Freeport in 2006, where she was employed by (the famous Maine company) L.L. Bean as a digitizer for the Direct to Business branch. Jeniffer joined the Watershed staff in the spring of 2007 and has brought with her a strong sense of the needs of non-profits and a desire to be a part of the Watershed team - and though she arrived with little clay knowledge, she's quickly gaining a full appreciation! In her free time she enjoys working on her art, being outside, playing in her Jeep, and spending time with friends and family. She now lives in Damariscotta, Maine.     .