101,018 Matches for Susan from Pennsylvania, USA

Susan M. Weinschenk Age 55

Edgar, WI | Iowa City, IA | Scranton, PA

Also known as: thebrainlady

Susan Weinschenk first used a computer in the mid-1970’s, in graduate school. "I wrote and ran my first computer program, and the printer spit out a piece of paper that said 'JOB ABORTED'. Rather than being discouraged I was fascinated! What would happen when 'normal people', not computer scientists, interacted with these things called computers?" She thus started a 30-year career in applying psychology to the design of technology. A popular speaker and presenter, her nickname is "The Brain Lady". She is Chief of User Experience Strategy at Human Factors International. Susan has a Ph.D. in Psychology and has written four books on designing the user experience. Her newest book, published by New Riders, is Neuro Web Design: What makes them click?, It applies the latest research on neuroscience and unconscious mental processing to the design of web sites to improve persuasion. She also writes a popular blog: www.whatmakesthemclick.blogspot.com

• #Northeastern University

Susan M. Patt Age 49

Allentown, PA

Also known as: susanpatt

Doug has worked as a registered architect in the building industry specializing in high-end residential architecture. He's also been published in a variety of professional journals and magazines. He just finished a book called 'How to Architect' that will be published in 2012 with MIT Press. He has worked on projects that have received American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Builders Awards in residential architecture. Doug has architecture degrees from Pennsylvania State University and a Masters degree in architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. He's also taught at the Pennsylvania State University and Northampton Community College.In addition to his architectural training, Doug is Co-Founder of RootPhi, LLC a product development company. With partner Brian Witlin, Doug created and spun out two businesses including Golaces, llc, which was acquired by a publicly held footwear company, and Reclaim, llc which licensed technology to San Francisco based soft goods company Timbuk2. He is also an accomplished artist and painter who has sold his artist prints throughout the country. Doug's experience in architecture and his enthusiasm for product development have given birth to a number of successful business and product ventures.A little bit about the How to Architect content... Doug leans heavily on what he learned, liked and remembers from his art history, architectural history and Studio courses in college for video content. He also refreshes his memory at Wikipedia and his ample volume of college notes. Doug uses flickr & Wikipedia for many of the images you see in his videos because of the rights availability through an 'Attribution Creative Commons License'. Doug encourages you to visit Wikipedia, the websites he mentions or simply Google the topics he covers for more in-depth information - as 2 minute videos could never embrace a subject properly. Lastly, Doug would like to thank the people that make the images he uses available, without which these videos would be much more difficult to produce.Doug enjoys teaching, writing, racing his kids on his BMX bike, juggling, falling off his unicycle, breakdancing at weddings, architecture and making videos.Vitruvius. "Architects who have aimed at acquiring manual skill without scholarship have never been able to reach a position of authority to correspond to their pains, while those who relied only upon theories and scholarship were obviously hunting the shadow, not this substance. But those who have a thorough knowledge of both, like men armed at all points, have the sooner attained their object and carried authority with them."

Susan A. Koeppen Age 79

New York, NY | Pittsburgh, PA

Also known as: susankoeppen

Susan Koeppen lives in New York, NY, but has also spent time in Pittsburgh, PA.

Susan Detwiler

Philadelphia, PA

Also known as: susandetwiler

Catalyst for nonprofit boards in transition, with more than years of experience in for- and not-for-profit organizations. Inspire not-for-profit organizations to aspire to greatness in their strategic planning, administration, and resource development. Best practices based on Standards for Excellence(tm). Strong boards and leadership are a foundation of strong organizations. Nonprofit organizations that can strategically focus their efforts are better able to weather economic and societal changes. With extensive experience owning a small business combined with experience leading nonprofits I offer a cross-fertilization of ideas between the for-profit and not-for-profit industries. Specialties Nonprofit andor not-for-profit board education, board development, strategic planning, fundraising, financial development, resource development, strategic marketing. Clients have included Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement Park East Synagogue (NYC) Gaudenzia, Inc. Food Bank of Delaware Rehoboth Art League Delaware Theatre Company

• #University Of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School Of Business
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