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Web References
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1. OUR STAFF
www.brackenhurstadventures.com - [Cached]Published on: 11/16/2007 Last Visited: 11/16/2007
Martha Nduhiu
Assistant Director
Email: martha@brackenhurstadventures.com
Martha is a graduate of Daystar University with a degree in marketing and a minor in public relations communication. She began facilitating ropes courses in 1998 while involved in the Doulos leadership program at Daystar. Since then she has worked on several other courses in Kenya. When asked why she chose a career in this field she said, "According to research, 80% of what we learn is through experience. It is therefore an honor to facilitate a challenge course and watch the positive changes in people as they implement all that they have learned through experiential education."
Martha enjoys event planning and organization. She has been involved in planning and promoting international tours, has led rock-climbing trips to various sites in Kenya, and has guided groups up Mt. Kenya. She is trained in first aid and CPR. -
2. Meet our founders
www.brackenhurstadventures.com - [Cached]Published on: 2/1/2001 Last Visited: 11/16/2007
Pete Morton returned to the states in December 2001, Martha Nduhiu joined the team in March 2002, James returned to the states in July 2002, and Kyle Henry came on staff in September 2002. -
3. OUR STAFF
www.brackenhurstadventures.org - [Cached]Published on: 2/9/2004 Last Visited: 2/9/2004
Martha Nduhiu
Assistant Director
Email: martha@brackenhurstadventures.org
Martha is a graduate of Daystar University with a degree in marketing and a minor in public relations communication. She began facilitating ropes courses in 1998 while involved in the Doulos leadership program at Daystar. Since then she has worked on several other courses in Kenya. When asked why she chose a career in this field she said, "According to research, 80% of what we learn is through experience. It is therefore an honor to facilitate a challenge course and watch the positive changes in people as they implement all that they have learned through experiential education."
Martha enjoys event planning and organization. She has been involved in planning and promoting international tours, has led rock-climbing trips to various sites in Kenya, and has guided groups up Mt. Kenya. She is trained in first aid and CPR.
