Board of Advisors
The Louise Tumarkin Zazove Foundation board of advisors provide expert guidance. These distinguished individuals have extensive knowledge and experience about hard of hearing people from multiple vantage points. They've generously consented to help the Foundation meet its mission and vision.
Edward Corbett, Ph.D., Ohio
Dr. Corbett, formerly the Director of the National Academy of Gallaudet University, is now the superintendent for the Ohio School for the Deaf. He lives in Columbus, Ohio.
Kimberly A. Dodge, D.V.M., New York
Dr. Dodge, a practicing veterinarian, is Deaf and works as an emergency room veterinarian. She's a past chairman of the board of AMPHL (Association of Medical Professionals with Hearing Loss).
Bruce Goldstein, J.D., New York
Mr. Goldstein is an attorney specializing in ADA law. He's a past president of the Alexander Graham Bell Association, the father of girls with severe hearing losses, and lives in Buffalo, New York.
Melvin Gray, M.D., Illinois
Dr. Gray is a well-known psychiatrist who has practiced in Chicago for several decades. He's Professor Emeritus at Midwestern University in Chicago, and has a significant interest in the impact that hearing loss has on the life of people with it.
Christopher Hunter, Michigan
Mr. Hunter is the director of the Division on Deaf and Hard of Hearing for the Family Independence Agency, State of Michigan. He is Deaf and lives in Holt, Michigan.
Henry Kisor, Illinois
Mr. Kisor, who became profoundly deaf from meningitis as a young child, is the book editor for the Chicago Sun-Times. He's also an internationally renowned author of several books, some of them related to living with a profound hearing loss.
Ann Liming, Michigan
Ms. Liming has a severe hearing loss and is the Hard of Hearing Specialist for the Division on Deaf and Heard of Hearing. She is a past President of the Board of Trustees for the National/International organization Self Help for Hard of Hearing People.
Patrick Stone, Ed.D., Oregon
Dr. Stone is the Executive Director of the Tucker-Maxon Oral School for the Deaf, Past President of the Alexander Graham Bell Association and Past President of the Council on Education of the Deaf. He lives in Portland, Oregon.