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Human Outreach Project
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About the HOP
Leadership Program Staff
Dean
Cardinale -- Leader
Dean Cardinale is the owner of World Wide Trekking
and the President and Founder of HOP. Dean has climbed and led guided
expeditions in North and Central America, Africa, South America and the
Himalayas. He is the President of Wasatch Backcountry Rescue group, the US
representative to the International Commission of Alpine Rescue (IKAR), an
avalanche instructor with the American Avalanche Association, and the Ski
Patrol Director for Snowbird Ski Resort. Dean is currently working on a seven
summits bid, summiting Mt Everest in 2005. Dean has taught all people
of all ages and professions, and is well known for his professional ethics
and conduct evident in all of his pursuits. Dean has a longstanding
record of leadership, program development, and community service.
Sue
J. Goldie -- Co-Leader
Sue Goldie is a physician and public health
scientist at Harvard University, and serves as chairman of the board of HOP.
She is a Professor at the Harvard School of Public Health and Director of the
Center for Health Decision Science. Sue is a leading figure in the field of
public health, well known for her work on critical global health challenges.
She is the recipient of a MacArthur award for “genius and creativity" in
applying the tools of decision science to combat major public health
problems. She has published more than 150 research papers, serves on several
international committees that influence health policy, and has received
numerous teaching and mentorship awards. She completed her medical residency
at Yale, and graduate work at Harvard. Sue is a lifelong martial artist, and
loves hiking, skiing, and training her two golden retrievers.
Raymond
Massae -- Community Leader
Raymond Massae is a professional educator and integral leader of HOP efforts
in Africa, with nearly 10 years of experience in the African tourism
industry. Raymond is the African HOP representative working in-country
to organize all local HOP endeavors, oversee operational details, and mentor
African staff. Raymond is a member of the HOP governing board, and
plays a critical role in guiding HOP community service by identifying the
greatest needs in areas surrounding expedition sites, nurturing partnerships
between HOP and communities, and ensuring efforts are collaborative and
culturally appropriate. He has a Bachelors degree in Education, and uses his
expertise and experience to teach African culture and history.
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