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MAC  ADRC Join the Team |
Staff
Administrators & Technical Professionals
Kathleen Drew joined the Memory and Aging Center in October 2005 as a Financial Analyst. Prior to joining the MAC staff she has worked in a wide range of positions including EEOC program analyst at IBM, software quality engineer at PeopleSoft and the truck boss for a gasoline jobber in Colorado. After hours she takes classes in mathematics and art trying to get the better of both.
Ken Edwards has held various administrative positions at UCSF and the UC Office of the President. He joined the MAC in 2005 as the assistant on the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center project entitled New Approaches to the Heterogeneity of Dementia.
John Fesenko received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Rutgers University and a Master of Science degree from MIT in 1997, where he conducted research in embryonic brain development. He has since picked up an earlier interest in computer technology and has worked as a Programmer/Analyst within the health care system, as well as an IT Manager and consultant. John is glad to be working again within an academic neuroscience environment as a Programmer/Analyst for the MAC, which he recently joined in 2007, and looks forward to serving the scientific computing needs of the center.
Shenly Glenn received her Bachelor of Arts from Stanford University in 1993. She is a Media Producer/Director at the Memory and Aging Center studying normal aging and early predictors of dementia. Part of her scope of work includes cognitive testing for patients in the MAC clinic as well as for other research projects.
Joe Hesse received his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Connecticut College. He joined the Memory and Aging Center in 2002 and serves as the center’s Director of Technology. Prior to coming to MAC, Joe managed technology and finances for an education research project at the University of Michigan. Over his career, Joe has enjoyed working in a variety of roles, including software development, database and systems administration, technical consulting, nonprofit technology planning and financial analysis. Outside of work, Joe enjoys reading, sports and walks with his retired racing greyhound, Maeve.
Caroline Latham received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Davidson College and postbaccalaureate premedical training from Goucher College. She enrolled in the Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Texas Medical Branch, but withdrew to join a commercial research startup developing high resolution EEG. She has also worked in clinical labs learning about language and memory in patients with temporal lobectomies, written medical articles, and helped launch an educational website about improving cognitive skills. In 2007 she joined the Memory and Aging Center as an Information/Data Analyst, where she focuses on communication via internet and intranet as well as data quality.
Tamara Scott is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Anthropology. Her professional background is in office administration, including post-award grant management at San Francisco State University. She joined the Memory and Aging Center in 2004 and serves as the Practice Manager, overseeing Clinic and Center Operations, Education Programs, and administration of the Behavioral Neurology Fellowship Training Program.
Lorraine received an AA in Medical Assisting and worked in a doctor’s office before venturing into self-employment in retail sales. In 1996, she joined the UCSF Memory Disorders Clinic, later changing it’s name to the UCSF Memory and Aging Center. Lorraine performs administrative functions including report and medical record coordination, as well as patient and office related functions.
Tremaine Thomas studied Fashion Design & Merchandising at San Francisco State University and London College of Fashion. He joined the Memory and Aging Center (MAC) in August 2007 as assistant to Dr. Bruce L. Miller, Director of the Memory and Aging Center. Tremaine has future plans to study psychiatry, a career pursuit greatly influenced by his time spent at the MAC. In his spare time, Tremaine enjoys taking in live jazz performances and designing clothing.
Charlie Toohey received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Michigan. He joined the Memory and Aging Center in 2005 and serves as the center's Web and Database Developer. His background is in software architecture and design with a focus on enterprise-class applications. Prior to coming to MAC, Charlie worked at a number of Internet startups, including Affinity Expeditions, Grassroots Enterprise, Moai Technologies and more.com. Prior to that he worked for the biotech firm Genencor Internationa |
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