T. K. Wolf, Inc.
Education, Counseling,
Consulting, Research,
Electromedicine,
Addiction Nutrition,
Art Therapy

PO Box 1185
Tulsa, OK 74070
Ph: 918-396-1467
Email: WolfInfo@TKWolf.com
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T. K. Wolf Staff, Board of Directors and Advisory Board

 

Richard A. Grounds, PhD, (Yuchi/Seminole), Interim Executive Director, is Project Director for the Euchee (Yuchi) Language Project, based in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, working with the six remaining fluent Yuchi speakers.  After completing his Ph.D. at Princeton Theological Seminary in History of Religions he taught for the next eight years as an Assistant Professor at St. Olaf College in Minnesota and at the University of Tulsa.  He served as Faculty with the Pew Foundation Program in Religion and American History administered through Yale University and co-chair of the Native Traditions in the Americas Group at the American Academy of Religion. He served for seven years on the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches. He is currently co-chair of the Program Council for Cultural Survival and has called for an “International Year of Indigenous Languages” at the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Languages at the United Nations in New York.  Dr. Grounds published on Native language issues in the Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature (2005), and co-edited, along with George Tinker (Osage) and David Wilkins (Lumbee), Native Voices: American Indian Identity & Resistance (University of Kansas Press, 2003).
 
 
Ann Dapice, PhD, (Lenape-Cherokee), Director, Education and Research—received a doctorate in psychology, sociology and philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania, Phila. She has served as professor and administrator at a number of universities including the University of Pennsylvania, Widener University, Penn State University and Goddard College, teaching courses in the social sciences and Native American Studies. Her cross-cultural research has been reported in professional journals, books, and academic presentations regionally, nationally and internationally. She has regular speaking engagements on a variety of topics including addiction, stalking, and American Indian issues. She serves as plenary speaker at conferences, presents her recent stalking research in a variety of settings including campuses, civic organizations, newspaper, television, and the internet. She has served as officer and on the Elders Council for the American Indian Chamber of Commerce and served two terms as a member of the Board of Directors of Mental Health Association in Tulsa where she serves on the Education Committee. Presently she serves on the Board of Families & Communities Empowered for Safety (f.a.c.e.s.) and Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry/ Domestic Violence Intervention Services Committee. She consults with the University of Pennsylvania on development of Native American Programs where she is founder and chair of the Association of Native Alumni at the University of Pennsylvania
 
Pamela Brauchi, MHR, LPC, Director, Art Therapy and Advisory Board Member—received her Masters in Human Relations degree with emphasis on professional counseling from the University of Oklahoma, Tulsa, completed her requirements for licensure as a licensed professional counselor and registered art therapist and has done further graduate work in art therapy at the University of Oklahoma, Norman. She completed art therapy internships at Creek Nation Behavioral Health Services and elementary schools where she worked on a project for abused and neglected Indian children. She has given numerous presentations on art therapy and American Indian clients locally and regionally. 
 
Barbara Martin, BS, Director, Electromedicine and Advisory Board Member—a graduate of Bartlesville Wesleyan College, Bartlesville, OK, majoring in Human Resource Management. Earlier, she was an electrical engineering major at University of Missouri in Rolla, Missouri. She has worked in and managed a variety of professional health care offices. She has done extensive post-baccalaureate research in the area of electro-medicine, addiction nutrition and neurogenesis and presents the results of this work in regional and national workshops and conferences. She is actively involved in educating physicians, counselors, health professionals and educators in these areas of expertise. 
 
Sheree L. Hukill, MS, JD, President—Managing Partner of Integrated Concepts, Inc. is a graduate of Oklahoma State University, College of Business with a B.S. in Business Administration and an M.S. in Business Education and the University of Tulsa College of Law with a Juris Doctorate and Certification in Native American Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Ms. Sheree L. Hukill is a professional educator whose professional experience spans over 25 years and includes work in the fields of business, education and law. Ms. Hukill served as Executive Director/Supervising Attorney and co-founder of a state-wide, tribal domestic violence coalition; grant-writer for numerous Indian tribes and non-profits; founding partner of Legal Advocates for Indian Country, LLP; court appointed counsel for women and children in juvenile deprived actions; public defender and prosecutor for several Indian tribes; national speaker on domestic violence/sexual assault training issues and a contract peer review consultant for the federal Office on Violence Against Women. Additionally, Ms. Hukill has served as Executive Director for five federal educational grants hosted by an Oklahoma regional university and as business and information processing instructor for vocational-technical schools, junior colleges, and public high schools. Ms. Hukill’s diverse background includes grant writing, fund-raising for and formation of non-profits, budget formulation and administration, contract management, program development and management.
 
Martin H. Belsky, BA, JD, Vice-President for Development-Dean and Randolph Baxter Professor of Law, University of Akron School of Law is a graduate of Temple University, College of Liberal Arts with a B.A., cum laude (1965); Columbia University School of Law with a J.D., cum laude (1968); Hague Academy of International Law (1968); and the Cambridge University Institute of Criminology (1969). Until 2008, he was first Dean and then Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa College of Law. From 1995 to 2007 and President, Dean and then Professor at Albany Law School from 1986 to 1995. Professor Belsky has served as a prosecutor, Congressional counsel, Federal government administrator, and public policy analyst and director. During his career, he served on and led numerous commissions, boards, and committees on topics ranging from energy, privacy, legal services, ethics, ethnic and religious tolerance and understanding, higher education, gerontology and aging, disabilities, fire services, criminal justice, and science and the law. He has written numerous books and articles, including many on religion and the law and a recent book on “Law and Theology.” While in Tulsa, he served as Board member of many local, state and national organizations, including Past President of the Jewish Federation of Tulsa, President of Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, Vice President of OCCJ, Vice President of the National Jewish Council on Public Affairs, and on the Executive Committee of the Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League.
 
Deborah Hunter, AAS, ALA, Secretary - formerly a paralegal, is a poet, spoken word artist, actor, and workshop facilitator. She has taught poetry through community arts and arts in the schools programs since 1997, working with diverse populations using poetry as a healing and self-esteem building tool, and was presented with the Jingle Feldman Award in 2000. Her experiences as a former case manager for the homeless and a grassroots activist for the mentally ill inspire and inform many of her social commentary pieces. Hunter is also a board member of the Mental Health Association of Tulsa and NAMI Tulsa.
 
 
 
Richard Fox, MEd, (Cherokee), Treasurer—associate degree in data processing; Rutledge University, associate degree liberal arts psychology; Tulsa Community College, bachelor’s degree in liberal arts psychology; Langston University, Masters degree in education; with, an emphasis on Curriculum Development and Supervision, University of Oklahoma. Currently Richard is serving as Computer Support Supervisor for Tulsa Community College as Coordinator of the Tulsa Community College Innovation Center West Campus.Along with teaching for Tulsa Community College, Richard has recently completed his First Degree Black Belt in Mixed Marshall Arts and serves as the fireman for T. K. Wolf Inc., in sweat ceremonies. Former president of the Alpha Zeta Alpha chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, member of Who’s Who in American Junior Colleges twice over, Charter member of Green Country Am-bucks, Charter member of Rio Chi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda. As a sideline, Richard’s poetry has been published, along with being recorded on CD, and is available online for reading. He has served as well as the past President of the Tulsa Orchid Society.
 
 
Kathryn LaFortune, Ph.D., J.D., Adjunct Assistant Professor of Forensic Psychology, Center for Health Sciences/Forensic Sciences, Oklahoma State University. Dr. LaFortune, a licensed psychologist and attorney, serves as Chief of Forensic Psychological Services for the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System and also as an Adjunct Faculty Member in both the College of Law and the Department of Psychology at the University of Tulsa. She has been a forensic psychologist at Eastern State Hospital in Vinita, OK. She received a B.S.M.E. from Duke University and holds both a J.D. and a Ph.D. from the University of Tulsa. Dr. LaFortune has published articles on competency to stand trial and child custody evaluations.
 
 
Raymond Rodgers, Associate Degree in Horticulture, Applied Science from Tulsa Community College, B.B.A. in Finance from Northeastern State University, MA in Education Administration from University of Oklahoma (Seneca-Cayuga/Cherokee), Internship at National Institute for Standards and Technology in Washington, DC. His father attended Chilocco Indian School and his mother attended Haskell and Seneca Indian Schools. Ray spent 13 years in radio broadcasting including stations KTFX (Tulsa), KNMQ (Santa Fe), KIVA and KRST (Albuquerque), KVOO-AM (Tulsa). He spent seven years as superintendent of a small municipal golf course. While at NSU Ray became involved in volunteer work at the Center for Tribal Studies and American Indian Science and Engineering Society. Ray now serves as Director, Sapulpa Public Schools Indian Education Program (OK) where students from 25 different tribes attend school. Ray is passionate about his work with Indian students and says his goal is to bring solutions to the many challenges that Indian Education programs face not only in Oklahoma but across the United States as well.
 
 
Angye Tilley, MBA, (Muskogee Creek-Seminole-Euchee), Member of Advisory Board—Received her dual bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Marketing from the University of Oklahoma. She completed her Masters in Business Administration in 2006. Angye has served as a officer for the American Indian Chamber of Commerce, OU Alumni Board of Directors, Director for Engage Life Institute, and is currently a fellow under the First Nations Development Institute. Angye has worked with numerous organizations within Oklahoma and outside of the state that seek to educate grassroots practitioners, advocate systematic change, and capitalize on assets within communities.
 
 
Juliana Keen, BA, Member of Advisory Board-Program Coordinator, Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, is a graduate of Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio. For the past eight years she has worked with interfaith organizations working to bring people of different backgrounds together to promote understanding and work towards social justice. She is currently serving as Program Coordinator at Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, Tulsa, Oklahoma. She brings enthusiasm, passion and commitment to all her activities and communicates these to others.
 
 
   

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