Bob Kolvoord, Chair. Dr. Kolvoord is a teacher and researcher. He is currently a professor of Integrated Science and Technology program at James Madison University where he recently won the JMU Alumni's Association Distinguished Faculty award. He was a co-founder of the Center for Image Processing in Education and currently serves as the Chair of the Center's Board of Trustees. Bob has a B.A. (Physics) and an M.S. (Materials Science) from the University of Virginia and a Ph.D. from Cornell University (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics) where he studied the rings of Saturn using image processing techniques.

Tony Durando is a lawyer in private practice in Tucson, Arizona, with specialization in patent, trademark and copyright law. Through his work, Tony has gained diverse experience in corporate and business law international transactions, technology transfer and intellectual-property taxation. In addition, he benefits from a broad scientific background, based on education and industrial experience. After obtaining chemical engineering degrees from the University of Arizona and an engineering systems degree from UCLA, Tony attended Loyola University Law School in Los Angeles, where he graduated in 1976. He worked as a research engineer for Chevron Oil Company in Los Angeles and as a lawyer for Northwest Energy Company in Salt Lake City. While at the company, Tony was primarily responsible for international technology sharing arrangements, license agreements, joint ventures, engineering contracts, and general corporate business. At the same time, he served as legal and technical support for international engineering projects. He left the company in 1984 to practice law. In 1989 Tony moved back to Tucson with his family, where he started his current private practice. He also serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Arizona, where he teaches a law class for scientists and engineers. 

Chuck Untulis is a retired researcher from Hewlett Packard Labs in Palo Alto. Chuck was with HP for 20 years held positions in management and software development. He has been on the Board of Directors of CIPE since November of 2000 and on the Board of the Institute of Computer Technology (www.ict.org) since 1984. Chuck has been involved in HP's K12 Philanthropy work for 12+ years and has been working with a local school system implementing a Hands On Science program. Chuck was part of a grass-roots effort in HP which helped focus products for K12 education. 

Catharine Reznicek has a master of education in educational communication and technology (curriculum and instruction) from the University of Washington and a bachelor of arts in biology from the University of Nebraska. She is currently a technology specialist with the Ventura County Office of Education.