Staff Information

Lola Broomberg, counselor, teacher, performer, is a kid expert with skills to share. For the last fourteen years she has been the director of the highly successful Imagine That! Summer Adventures - creative arts and performance Day Camp, and the energy behind Playing Mantis Creative Adventures - an innovative after school program in Eugene, Oregon. She was the founder of the Courageous Kids Performance Troupe - a peer support performance troupe for bereaved teens and currently teaches personal theater classes to women and adolescent girls in the community.
Lola

Scotty
Forever a native Montanan at heart, Scotty Perey has been sharing his love of life and music with the Eugene community since 1987. Known best as a keyboardist/ singer/guitarist/songwriter with The Sugarbeets, he has also taken his talents to a variety of other venues, including a number of local musical theater productions (such as the Willamette Repertory Theater’s Woody Guthrie: An American Song), the Spencer Butte Middle School choir program, and the Oregon Festival of American Music’s new Saturday-morning Borko’s Magical Moombah live variety show for kids This will be Scotty’s third season with imagineThat! He will be teaching music at the first and second camps.

Felicia (Lisi) Sanders has worked with Dance Theater of Oregon, Robin Bryant, the LCC Dance Department, Louisa Lindsay-Sprouse and the Dance Umbrella of the South Coast of Oregon. In high school she majored in dance at the prestigious North Carolina School of the Arts. From there she went to Europe from 1979-1994 where she danced a broad range of styles with diverse companies and choreographers. This is Lisi’s fifth imagineThat! For her, the teamwork and the creative input of the children make this camp unique and exciting. Lisi will be teaching dance at the imagineTHAT! second camp. Lisi

Mari
As an artist Mari Livie is inspired by media of many types. She spent last summer constructing a mosaic wall of water at the new BRING site. She recieved her degree in ceramics and currently works in a ceramics studio. She was the art teacher for 3 summer's worth of Imagine That camps back in the day. Now she's back, hip hip horray!

LeBrie Rich is a 3D artist who has worked and taught in a breadth of mediums: ceramics, printmaking, mosaic, fiber, wire and bookmaking. She will be teaching art at the 2nd camp session & knows it will be the best one yet. It's her 7th year at Imagine That!

LeBrie

Rachel

Rachael Carnes is the Executive Director and Founder of Sparkplug dance.

She trained at the Creative Dance Center in Seattle with Anne Green Gilbert and worked as a teacher, choreographer and board member at the CDC, as well as developing her own classes, workshops and projects throughout the Seattle area.

Rachael sat on the board for the Dance Educators Association of Washington. After relocating to NYC in 1999, she pursued graduate studies in Child Development, Developmental Psychology and Dance/Movement therapy. She is a regular presenter for Lane Community College, the Oregon Association for the Education of the Young Child and the Eugene Public Library. She teaches concept-based dance to all ages.
The Imagine That! Staff are excited to welcome Rachael on board.

Lola Broomberg, counselor, teacher, performer, is a kid expert with skills to share. For the last fourteen years she has been the director of the highly successful Imagine That! Summer Adventures - creative arts and performance Day Camp, and the energy behind Playing Mantis Creative Adventures - an innovative after school program in Eugene, Oregon. She was the founder of the Courageous Kids Performance Troupe - a peer support performance troupe for bereaved teens and currently teaches personal theater classes to women and adolescent girls in the community.
	Forever a native Montanan at heart, Scotty Perey has been sharing his love of life and music with the Eugene community since 1987. Known best as a keyboardist/ singer/guitarist/songwriter with The Sugarbeets, he has also taken his talents to a variety of other venues, including a number of local musical theater productions (such as the Willamette Repertory Theater’s Woody Guthrie: An American Song), the Spencer Butte Middle School choir program, and the Oregon Festival of American Music’s new Saturday-morning Borko’s Magical Moombah live variety show for kids This will be Scotty’s third season with imagineThat! He will be teaching music at the first and second camps.
Felicia (Lisi) Sanders has worked with Dance Theater of Oregon, Robin Bryant, the LCC Dance Department, Louisa Lindsay-Sprouse and the Dance Umbrella of the South Coast of Oregon. In high school she majored in dance at the prestigious North Carolina School of the Arts. From there she went to Europe from 1979-1994 where she danced a broad range of styles with diverse companies and choreographers. This is Lisi’s fifth imagineThat! For her, the teamwork and the creative input of the children make this camp unique and exciting. Lisi will be teaching dance at the imagineTHAT! second camp.
	As an artist Mari Livie is inspired by media of many types. She spent last summer constructing a mosaic wall of water at the new BRING site. She recieved her degree in ceramics and currently works in a ceramics studio. She was the art teacher for 3 summer's worth of Imagine That camps back in the day. Now she's back, hip hip horray!
LeBrie Rich is a 3D artist who has worked and taught in a breadth of mediums: ceramics, printmaking, mosaic, fiber, wire and bookmaking. She will be teaching art at the 2nd camp session & knows it will be the best one yet. It's her 7th year at Imagine That!
	Rachael Carnes is the Executive Director and Founder of Sparkplug dance. She trained at the Creative Dance Center in Seattle with Anne Green Gilbert and worked as a teacher, choreographer and board member at the CDC, as well as developing her own classes, workshops and projects throughout the Seattle area. Rachael sat on the board for the Dance Educators Association of Washington. After relocating to NYC in 1999, she pursued graduate studies in Child Development, Developmental Psychology and Dance/Movement therapy. She is a regular presenter for Lane Community College, the Oregon Association for the Education of the Young Child and the Eugene Public Library. She teaches concept-based dance to all ages. The Imagine That! Staff are excited to welcome Rachael on board.