Kevin has been adjunct faculty at the University of Minnesota and Mitchell Hamline and in 2016 spent the year as a Fulbright Scholar at the Namibia University of Science and Technology in Windhoek, Namibia. from UW - Madison (Political Science) and a J.D. from Concordia College - Moorhead (German/Political Science), an M.A. It's a privilege for me to get to work for an organization dedicated to protecting these special places and resources.' Years later I realized that I'd been experiencing what the Japanese call shinrin-yoku ('forest bathing'). The Northwoods - the smells, sounds, solitude - have always offered a simple, calming gift. 'I was lucky to spend summers on a lake in the woods 'up north' as a kid, and that continued through college and my early twenties when I was a camp counselor taking students on canoe and camping trips and developing environmental programs. Kathryn celebrated 10 years at MCEA in 2020. She has worked as adjunct faculty at the University of Minnesota Law School, and is also a former Chair of the Environment, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association. She stepped into the CEO role in 2017, and she is proud of the way the organization has grown and changed since then. After working in complex litigation in Zelle LLP in Minneapolis for four years, she joined MCEA as a staff attorney in 2010. Kathryn graduated from the University of Minnesota Law School in 2006 magna cum laude, and earned a Masters in Public Policy from the Humphrey Institute at the same time. I want them to grow up in a world where Lake Superior and all lakes and rivers are honored and protected as the life-sustaining systems that they are.' I want my two children to grow up in a world with clean air, clean water, and a stable climate. I love that Lake Superior is a unifying factor between the state where I grew up, and the state I call home today. Today, we know that this lake is vulnerable to pollution, invasive species, and climate change. When I was a child, it seemed so vast and unchanging. I've got some really cool architecture projects already lined up for the next few months and am looking forward to organizing some self-assigned projects to shake it up a little.'Growing up in Michigan, we spent a lot of time in the Upper Peninsula on the shores of Lake Superior. So I think it's fixin' to be a good 2011. I need to be throwing my self 'in to the deep end' like that a lot more this year. I had no clue what I was doing and I was totally out of my element and obviously you're not going to be seeing my fashion work in Vogue Magazine any time soon but I had so much fun. A few years ago I helped my friend and incredibly talented fashion designer/stylist Tanya Ellis photograph some pieces for her first collection: One of my resolutions is to shoot more self-assigned work and not necessarily all interior and architecture focused. I did spend some time during the final days of 2010 reflecting on the year and putting to paper (laptop screen actually) some goals and ideas for 2011. We'll be 100% live and ready to rock and roll by next week and everyone is very excited. Leitz's new business up and running: A 'boutique' private Pilates studio. In my defense the last few weeks have been very busy at Leitz World Headquarters working on getting Mrs. Well, I'm glad that I didn't make 'posting to the blog more often' one of my New Year's Resolutions! If it weren't for the newsworthy photo spread in the new issue of Luxe Magazine to kick me back in to gear the Aaron Leitz Photography Blog would probably be almost a month in to the new year without a post. You can come up with your idea, get help with your website, advertising and PR, graphic design, brand management, and take new clients to dinner and drinks all in the same building! It's like a one-stop shopping place to start your unique business. Upstairs are the lovely ladies of Duo PR and a trio of awesome creatives: Wintr, Turnstyle, and Stoke. On the ground floor you have the Dutch Bike Company and two great eateries: Ethan Stowell's new restaurant Staple & Fancy and the coolest oyster bar I've ever seen, The Walrus & The Carpenter. Located in Ballard Avenue's Landmark Historic District, the Kolstrand Building is Graham Baba Architect's revisioning of an old marine hardware warehouse in to an ultra-cool mixed use space. The interior spaces were photographed early this year but it wasn't until just a few weeks ago that the weather cleared enough so that I was able to get a good photograph of the exterior. I had been wanting to photograph the Kolstrand Building since late last year but conflicting schedules and poor weather conspired against me. Well this post has been a long time coming.

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