RE:IJSNC, Issue 1, Volume 2, May 2012 - Ocean Seminary College

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KATHERINE E. BATTEN (MACDOWELL), D.TH,
MA, M.ED, is the founder and dean of Ocean Seminary
College, a tuition- and barrier-free interreligious
graduate school. She is the author of several publications
and is an ordained interreligious minister as well
as an ordained Dianic witch. She is cofounder of the
International Association for Transpersonal Ecosophy.
She has spent 8 years working as a clinical therapist
specializing in addictions, trauma, and personality
disorders. In addition to her academic work, Katie
is a published poet and a professional singer/
songwriter and classical composer and an awardwinning
playwright. Contact: oceanseminary@verizon.net
MARK A. SCHROLL, PH.D., Co-Editor, Restoration
Earth: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Study of Nature
& Culture, and Research Adjunct Faculty, Institute of
Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto, California. He
serves on the Board of Paranthropology: Journal of Anthropological
Approaches to the Paranormal. Schroll is the
author of more than 35 academic articles in various
edited books, journals, and magazines. He is Co-
Founder of the International Association for Transpersonal
Ecosophy: iatranspersonalecosophy.org
Email: rockphd4@yahoo.com.