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Jack has lived and worked in the Arab World for nearly 30 years. He obtained his initial training as a Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineer from the Pennsylvania State University, but has been involved in starting and leading educational projects for the last several decades. He was a co-founder of the Moroccan Internet Society in 1993, and in 1998 founded the largest American school in North Africa, which is located in Casablanca: The George Washington Academy. Jack is fluent in French and English and conversational in Arabic.
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Kathy Rusenko Vice-President |
Kathy obtained a B.S. in Communications from Grace University as well as a FCC broadcaster's license. She has lived and worked in the Arab world for nearly thirty years and is the co-founder of the largest American school in North Africa, which is located in Casablanca: The George Washington Academy. She has also consistently worked on women's issues in the region as well as serving as a mentor for a number of women. Kathy is fluent in French and English and conversational in Arabic. |
Jerry Baker Treasurer |
Jerry is a 27 year US Navy veteran, retiring as a Captain. He holds a M.S. in Clinical Pathology from the College of Medicine at The Ohio State University. During his naval career, Jerry served as head of the Navy Medical Technology School, the Laboratory Manager at a number of Naval Hospitals, as the program manager of the Navy’s field hospital program, and a director at the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. In 2014, Jerry formed Fit for Life Int’l LLC to promote health and wellness. |
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David is the founding pastor of Christ the King Anglican Church in Alexandria, Virginia. David received his undergraduate degree from Florida State University and his Masters of Divinity at Trinity School for Ministry. David was installed as the rector of Christ the King in 2008. Before planting Christ the King, David served on the pastoral staff of The Falls Church. |
Stewart Welch board member |
Stewart is a member of Christ the King Anglican Church in Alexandria VA. He has served in the US Air Force since 2000, and has multiple deployments flying tanker refueling missions in the Middle East. He and his family lived in Israel for two years where he studied Modern Middle Eastern History in Hebrew at Tel Aviv University through the Olmsted Scholar program. He is a Foreign Area Officer with extensive staff experience on Israel and UAE portfolios. Stew also studied apologetics and religion at Southern Evangelical Seminary.
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