Beth Daniels is an assistant professor in Psychology at the University of Oregon in Central Oregon.  She is a developmental psychologist and has been working with youth for 10 years.  Her academic research focuses on positive youth development including girls' involvement in physical activities.  You can find out more at http://www.elizdaniels.blogspot.com/.  Before moving to Bend, Beth worked with GOTR in Los Angeles developing academic evaluations measuring the success of the program.  Locally, she has served as a Head Coach for GOTR of Deschutes County.  Beth is deeply committed to the psychological and physical health of girls, and strongly believes in the mission of Girls on the Run.  As a lifelong athlete, she knows firsthand how physical activities can play a powerful role in girls' lives, empowering and inspiring them as people and laying the foundation for a physically active and healthy lifestyle.

Lori Fillman
Lori has a passion for running and wants to align her volunteer work with that passion.  She is happily married and the proud mother of two teenage daughters and a newborn son.  Through her daughters, she has realized firsthand the connection between exercise, positive body image and overall well being and wants to continue to help girls make that very important connection through GOTR. Lori has experience working in a variety of industries, helping companies to increase market share through enhanced teamwork.  To fulfill her love of challenges, she is currently a real estate broker with the Hasson Company and completed her first ultra marathon.

Dana Miller
Dana has a professional background in real estate & brings a strong business sense to the Board.  Her nonprofit experience includes serving as the former Chairperson for NOMAD Charities.  She is a wonderful wife, mother & friend.  We are grateful to have her insight!
 
Sue Philip