Team

Audit Manager at Deloitte & Touche LLP in Minneapolis, MN

Audit Manager at Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Public Policy Coordinator and Advocate, PACER Center

PhD | Educator of 37 years: science teacher, administrator, superintendent of schools for the South Washington County School District | passion for brain science | Adjunct University of Minnesota

High School English Teacher, Public and Independent Schools, Mounds Park Academy

VP – Platform Strategy, Wealth Enhancement Group

Senior Leader, Consumer Packaged Goods/Food (Retired)

Narrative Medicine Student/Consultant (Current)

Founder | Realtor Extraordinaire | Visionary @ The Voreis Team – Keller Williams Integrity Lakes

Doug Powell is an award-winning designer with more than 30 years of experience in a wide range of design disciplines. A recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award from the Sam Fox School of Design at Washington University in St. Louis, and the 2014 Fellow Award from AIGA Minnesota, Doug is a lecturer, commentator and thought leader on design issues. He has presented at a variety of global conferences, forums, and universities including Beirut Design Week in Lebanon, Fortune’s Brainstorm Design in Singapore, and Yale School of Management. He was on the jury of the 2018 Smithsonian Cooper Hewitt National Design Awards. Between 2011-2013 Doug served as the national president of AIGA, the professional association for design, the largest and most established design organization in the world.

In the past decade Doug has served as Vice President of Design at IBM and Expedia Group, where he oversaw design practices, design systems, designer career and leadership programs, as well as the scaling of cross-functional design thinking practices across the companies. He is the producer and host of This Is A Prototype: The Design Leadership Podcast.

J. Roxanne Prichard received her BA in biopsychology and women’s studies from Transylvania University and her PhD in neuroscience from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her research focuses on sleep as a modifiable protective factor for student success and well- being. She served on the NCAA Taskforce for Sleep and Wellbeing, and regularly consults with universities and other organizations about ways to improve policies, practices and facilities to
promote healthier sleep.

Hello, I’m Lori (she/her)! I love learning new things and while some statistics concerning screen use have been very eye-opening for me,  the stories coming from young people themselves are hopeful and encouraging. When not thinking about the impact of screens on young people I love to read (physical books forever!), be outside, and make something – for me it’s the process not the product!

Aye, Community! I am AD. I am a Political Science senior at St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN. I am honored to be part of LiveMore ScreenLess’ (LMSL) mission as a Digital Wellbeing Health Promotions & Youth Engagement intern this spring. I believe this work and the work that LMSL does is fundamental to shaping and guiding our young minds. I am an advocate for the youth and bridging the dissonance that exists when understanding and listening to youth voices. I hope to learn a lot from this work, support any and all, and have fun while doing it.

Hi! My name is Sydney and I am a junior student-athlete at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Public Health. I am super excited and blessed to be taking a role at LiveMore ScreenLess as a Digital Wellbeing Youth Engagement and Health Promotions intern. A healthy mind and a positive relationship with the digital world are something everyone should strive for, and I am excited to be a part of it at LiveMore ScreenLess. I like to spend my free time with my friends, going on runs and learning about what makes us, us; within the studies of personality.

Hello all! My name is Randi. I am a senior student-athlete at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, studying Psychology and Communications. Currently, I am one of the Digital Wellbeing Communications interns for LiveMore ScreenLess. I enjoy taking data and turning it into something colorful and creative for everyone to understand. I have done this with the Digital Wellbeing Educator Toolkit, and I look forward to continuing this work for the Youth Summit and other projects. LiveMore is a collaborative and hardworking organization that is making a difference in the lives of young people, and I love being a part of it! I like to spend my time screening less by going to yoga, playing pickleball, and baking!

Hello I’m Amina (she/her). I’m the Youth Engagement Coordinator at LiveMore ScreenLess. I am responsible for planning the digital wellbeing summit, supporting youth council members,  peer educators, and working on community outreach activities with school partners. I enjoy working with young people and advocating digital wellbeing with those around me. When I’m not working, I enjoy working out, spending time with family, and cooking.

Hi everyone- My name is Lea (ley-ah) and I am so excited to be the Digital Wellbeing Communications intern this year at LiveMore ScreenLess! I am currently a sophomore at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology. I am passionate about spreading mental health awareness and educating the public on ways to maintain a healthy relationship with the mind! With this position, I look forward to incorporating my passion into the campaign to better the youth’s relationship with the digital world. I love going on hikes, reading, and exploring the city with my friends in my free time!

Hi all!! My name is Nasteho (Na-stay-ho) and I am the Youth Engagement Intern at LiveMore ScreenLess. Currently, I am a senior studying International Studies with a concentration in History at the University of St. Thomas. I recently had the amazing opportunity to study abroad in South Korea for a semester and was able to expand my cultural awareness of Korean culture, language, and its rich history. Also, I have a passion for the advocacy and empowerment of marginalized communities. At LMSL I have the opportunity to work alongside youth to spark the change we need. I am eager to learn and become involved in all that I can to work towards a better future!