Our six-member Board of Directors is a diverse association of dedicated and successful professionals committed to expanding educational opportunities worldwide. The next few issues of @CONCORD will feature our board members and their interests. More detailed information is available at our web site.

Goéry Delacôte was recently profiled in the September 26, 1998, issue of Science. As Executive Director of San Francisco's Exploratorium, he heads one of the finest and most innovative science museums anywhere. Upon the death of the Exploratorium's founder and longtime director, Frank Oppenheimer, Goéry took on the challenging job of leading this successful organization and giving it a vision and mission within an information-rich future. As a French physicist he brings content, an international perspective, and a deep understanding of learning to our Board of Directors.

Penny Noyce is co-principal investigator of the National Science Foundation's Systemic Initiative Projects in Massachusetts, including the PALMS project (Partnerships Advancing the Learning of Mathematics and Science). A practicing internist, she is also a Trustee of the Robert Noyce Foundation, which honors her father, one of the founders of Intel. Her opinions on school reform in math and science were published in the July 12, 1998, edition of the Boston Globe. Her expertise as a physician, educational activist, and funder, contributes to our work in many important ways.

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