Instructors

	Cynthia Marsh Cynthia Marsh is a professional artist and educator with a longstanding commitment to the community. Cynthia’s business history has afforded her a broad range of experience in art education, management, promotion, fundraising, research, marketing and design. She is known throughout the northeast region for her murals, many of which can be viewed publicly in Oneonta, NY. In 2005 she developed a multimedia educational exhibition titled ‘The Sixth Extinction’; a collaborative thought-provoking show which combines breathtaking images from NASA, a documentary film, informational text, and student work. www.cynthiamarsh.com www.thesixthextinction.org
	Dave Pence Dave has worked as a teacher at the elementary, middle school, high school and college level for 35 years in the fields of industrial arts, fine arts, and outdoor/experiential education. He is a former vocational instructor in the Construction Trades Program at the Boulder Valley School District’s Career and Technical Education Center and now teaches woodworking on a part-time basis in area schools. He is also the owner of American Dream Silkscreen Co. which supplies schools and non-profit organizations with quality screen-printed apparel and graphic design services.
	David Bartos David Bartos received his B.A. from CU Boulder in 1985, graduating with honors as a student of sociology. He has since enjoyed a range of professions, including waiter, computer programmer, cook, social worker with the homeless, tennis coach, academic tutor and GED coach. David got his first construction job 22 years ago, starting as a laborer, and refined his skills over the years in order to understand all aspects of construction so he could eventually build a house himself (hopefully not all by himself) from the ground up. David founded his own construction company in '95 as a contractor / carpenter, with a focus on green building. Recently, with a cold wind blowing through his profession, he has realized that working harder for less isn't the answer. He now seeks to simplify and to help others learn basic skills to be able to build themselves anything from a simple chicken coop to an attached heat-generating greenhouse.
	Robert Moler Robert (Bob) Moler is semi-retired and has BA in Urban Planning. He has extensive experience in Project Management, Technical Writing, industrial training, and complex system operations. The "semi" part of retirement involves Technical writing and project management. Bob currently volunteers at the Tool Library, performing tool maintenance and repairing broken tools. Bob enjoys constructing things out of recycled materials.

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