Gregory Wolfe
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief
Gregory Wolfe is the founder of Image and the Director of the Center for Religious Humanism. He also serves as Writer in Residence and Director of the MFA in Creative Writing program at Seattle Pacific University.
He served as a judge in nonfiction for the 2005 National Book Awards. Among his books are Malcolm Muggeridge: A Biography (ISI Books) and Sacred Passion: The Art of William Schickel (Notre Dame). A collection of his editorial statements from Image, entitled Intruding Upon the Timeless: Meditations on Art, Faith, and Mystery, was published in the fall of 2003 by Square Halo Books. He has co-edited God With Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Christmas (Paraclete). Another collection of essays, Beauty Will Save the World, was recently published by ISI Books.
Wolfe is also the editor of The New Religious Humanists: A Reader (Free Press) and the co-author of Bless This House: Prayers for Families and Children (Jossey-Bass) Circle of Grace: Praying with—and for—Your Children (Ballantine Books), Books That Build Character (Touchstone), Climb High, Climb Far (Fireside), and The Family New Media Guide (Touchstone).
He has published essays, reviews, and articles in numerous journals, including Commonweal, First Things, National Review, Crisis, Modern Age, and New Oxford Review. He received his B.A., summa cum laude, from Hillsdale College and his M.A. in English literature from Oxford University. Wolfe is currently writing a book tentatively titled Christian Humanism: A Faith for All Seasons. His website is www.gregorywolfe.com.
To read a profile of Greg and Suzanne Wolfe in The Seattle Times, click here.
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Mary Kenagy Mitchell
Managing Editor
Mary Kenagy Mitchell's short stories have appeared in the Georgia Review, Image (issue 29), Beloit Fiction Journal, and the anthologies Not Safe But Good and Peculiar Pilgrims. New work is forthcoming in St Katherine Review. She has received a grant from the Seattle Arts Commission and a special mention in the Pushcart Prize Anthology. She graduated from Stanford University and holds an MFA in creative writing from Arizona State University. She occasionally teaches fiction writing at Seattle Pacific University.
Stuart Scadron-Wattles
Director of Resource Development
Stuart was an early subscriber to Image, and has been a resource development professional since 1978, when he joined Cornell University’s department of University Development as a writer at the beginning of its $230 million capital campaign, and stayed for ten years. During that time, he also founded two theatre companies. As founding artistic director of Theatre & Company in Kitchener, Ontario, he oversaw the strategic development that turned a small Canadian theatre ensemble into a nationally-recognized regional repertory theatre, and conducted a $4.1 million campaign that brought a new theatre facility to the company and downtown Kitchener. After spending some time as a consultant, Stuart worked in global development, where, as Director of Major Giving for Agros International, he was responsible for bringing in a transformational gift, the largest in the twenty-six year history of the organization.
Write to him at "stuartsw" at the same domain name as this website.
Suzanne M. Wolfe
Executive Editor
Suzanne M. Wolfe received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Oxford University. Her first novel, Unveiling, was published in 2004 by Paraclete Press. She is the co-author of Books That Build Character (Touchstone, 1994), Climb High, Climb Far (Fireside, 1996), and The Family New Media Guide (Touchstone, 1997). Her latest book, co-authored with her husband Greg, is Bless This House: Prayers for Families and Children (Jossey-Bass). Circle of Grace: Praying with—and for—Your Children (Ballantine Books, 2000) was also co-authored with her husband Greg. Suzanne teaches English at Seattle Pacific University.
To read a profile of Greg and Suzanne Wolfe in The Seattle Times, click here.
Anna Johnson
Program Director
A 2007 graduate of Seattle Pacific University in English Literature, Anna Johnson now coordinates Image’s Glen Workshops, Milton Center, and local events such as the Levertov Award. Anna loves Southern gothic fiction, the Image interns, British and Australian television, Glen Workshop dance parties, and black coffee. She sings to herself...a lot.
Taylor Olsen
Marketing Director
Taylor Olsen is a 2009 graduate of Seattle Pacific University, where she received a B.A. in English Literature. She is also the administrator of the Glen Online, Image's online writing workshop program. Taylor likes making things, articulating aesthetic opinions, playing with Photoshop, and living in the Pacific Northwest.
Write to her at "tolsen" at the same domain name as this website.
Shauna Hagreen
Development Associate
Shauna Hagreen graduated from the University of Washington in 2008 with a B.A. in Arts, Media, and Culture with an emphasis in film. Shauna enjoys singing in her band, talking about movies, and looking at adorable baby animals on the internet.
Write to her at "shagreen" at the same domain name as this website.
Tyler McCabe
Managing Editor of ImageUpdate
Tyler McCabe graduated from Seattle Pacific University in 2011 with a B.A. in English literature and creative writing. Tyler likes running on tracks, sitting on roofs, and dancing at Glen West.
Write to him at mccabe@spu.edu.
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