OSHA HUNT, MA
Osha Hunt is a multi-faceted trainer with a background
in Mediation, Conflict Resolution, Mental Health, Suicide Prevention,
Health Education, and Life Design Coaching. She earned her Master’s
degree from Antioch University Seattle in Psychology: Couple and Family
Therapy.
As a Mediator and Trainer with the King County Dispute Resolution
Center in Seattle, Osha has provided conflict resolution training
for individuals and organizations in the community for the past eight
years. Osha also has experience as a Health Education Instructor for
Group Health, where she facilitated Tobacco Cessation Groups. Prior
to that, she presented a Suicide Prevention Curriculum at schools
throughout King County for the Crisis Clinic.
Osha brings a lively, compassionate, and interactive
approach to training as she supports each trainee in integrating new
approaches and skills. With her passion for exploring the possibilities
in a conflict and her belief in the inner wisdom of each individual,
Osha draws out the strengths of each participant.
KAREN ZAUGG, PhD.
Karen Zaugg is a certified mediator and an experienced trainer and
facilitator; her specialties include conflict resolution, management
development, and interpersonal skill building.
She has served over twenty-five years in management
roles in higher education. In her current position she directs organization
improvement, human resources, and client and public relations for
a university service organization of over 950 staff.
With degrees from Wittenberg University
and Ohio State University, Karen’s PhD is in Higher Education
Administration from the University of Washington. Her academic work
focused on group processes, leadership, and organization culture.
She has extensive post-graduate training in conflict resolution, mediation,
and facilitation.