Former board members

We are grateful for the service and wisdom of these board members, and for their continued support of our organization and our girls.

Rosalyn Britt is a medical software specialist at MEDITECH, Inc. in Framingham, MA. She is an alum of Stanford University (Human Biology) and the University of California at Berkeley (MBA/MPH). She is the founder and coordinator for the Science Club for Girls program at Myrtle Baptist Church in West Newton, MA, where she is an active member. Both of her daughters are members and volunteers of the club. She was a a member of the SCFG Board from 2003-2009 and continues to be active on the Newton-Myrtle Science Club for Girls Steering Committee.

Jessica Holbert was the first youth member of SCFG's board. She is a graduate of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School and was a member of Science Club for Girls from 1st through 12th grades. She was a Junior Assistant, Peer Leader, Media Team member and the first SCFG-Genzyme Environmental Affairs intern. She is currently enrolled at Northeastern University, pursuing a degree in psychology. She served on the board from 2008-09.

Carol A Locke, M.D. is the CEO of Omega Natural Science, Inc., a Waltham-based company. Read about Omega Natural Science's commitment to multiyear funding below.

Dr. Locke received her M.D. from Harvard Medical School, and was formerly the Chief Resident of Affective Disorders Program at McLean Hospital, where she completed her residency. Currently, Dr. Locke is a member of the Women's Leadership Board (Kennedy School of Government), the Women's Presidents Organization, American Medical Association and American Psychiatric Association. Amongst her many awards and honors are the Pyrtanean Honor Society for Outstanding Women Scholars, American Psychiatric Association Mead-Johnson Fellowship. Her company's product, OmegaBrite, was recently awarded the Product of Merit Award from the Nutrition Business Journal. Dr. Locke served on the Science Club for Girls board during 2005-2006.

Bruno D. Marino, Ph.D. is Founder, Chairman and Chief Scientific Officer at PEM. He is a scientific entrepreneur with over 15 years in diverse start-up environments serving as CEO, COO, CTO and Director of Research. He has extensive experience and publications in global climate change science, environmental monitoring and ecosystem management of closed systems. He served as Director of Science and Research at Biosphere 2 and as Research Associate of Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University. He is a graduate of Phillips Andover Academy, Johns Hopkins University & Harvard University where he received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees and was awarded a NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies Fellowship in the Division of Applied Sciences and Earth Sciences. He served on the Board from 2000-2011. Dr. Marino resides in Brunswick, ME.

Mary McGowan is a former King Open School parent and co-founder of Science Clubs for Girls. She is a librarian at the Mugar Memorial Library at Boston University, and Program Coordinator of MassBLAST, an internship curriculum for high school students at Simmons College Library. She was the Science Club Board from 1994-2010. Ms. McGowan continues to serve as an advisor to the Board Development Committee.

Alex Reveliotty is an operations and business development professional and entrepreneur. He currently operates the Anvil Group, a home furnishings company and Ludway Design and Producion, Inc. He founded Black Market Brands, a product development firm, and Atlantic Coast Brewing. He was an adult mentor with the FIRST Robotics competition in 2004 and was part of the planning committee for FIRST 2005 Regional Competition in Boston. He served on the SCFG Board from 2006 - 2010.

Sharon Stone is a Senior Vice President and Division Executive of Citizens Bank where she manages the Technology Banking Group. Sharon joined Citizens in August 2002, has been active in the technology banking industry since 1998 and involved in commercial banking for more than 20 years. Sharon earned a BSFS in International Economics, magna cum laude, from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service. She is also on the board of the Boston Chapter of the Association for Corporate Growth. She served on the SCFG Board from 2008 - 2010, and remains a member of the Finance Committee.

Our long-time supporter Omega Natural Sciences and Dr. Locke has been sponsoring our programs since 2001. In 2004, they stepped up their support by committing to continuously sponsor a group of girls in a kindergarten club at the MLK Jr. School till they "graduate" from Science Clubs. When we had to stop our after school program at the King School because of conflicts with the new extended day schedule, Omega & Dr. Locke switched their sponsorship to a group of our 3rd grade girls at the Fletcher Maynard Academy, and will do so each year as they progress through 7th grade. We are so grateful for their support!