Board of Governors
The board’s primary responsibility is to uphold the mission and values of Gutenberg College. All members of the board therefore adhere to Gutenberg’s Biblical Foundation Statement.
Larry Barber
Larry Barber
- M.A., Counseling Psychology; Professional School of Psychological Studies
- B.A., Biblical Studies; Biola University
- Currently: Pastoral counselor for Charis Foundation since 1994
Allan Bruner
Allan Bruner
- M.S., Science Education; Oregon State University, 1988
- B.S., Chemistry, Seattle Pacific University, 1981
- Licensed Practical Nurse, Bellingham Vocational Technical Institute, 1982
- Currently: Science/Mathematics Teacher, Colton High School, 1989-present (Colton, Oregon)
- Secretary/Treasurer, Gutenberg College Board of Governors
Craig A. Doerksen
Craig Doerksen
- M.A., English, Narrative and Modernity; National University of Ireland, Maynooth, 2002
- B.A., English; University of Oregon, 1992
- Currently: Director, Waterloo School (Austin, Texas)
Mike Grose
Mike Grose
- M.A., Music, Tuba Performance; Northwestern University, 1985
- B.A., Music, Tuba Performance; Northwestern University, 1984
- Currently: Teacher and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies at the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance
Paul Pindell
Paul Pindell
- MBA, Northwest Christian University, 2009
- B.A., Greek, Minor in Philosophy; University of Oregon, 1992
- Currently: Principal Architect, Solution Architecture and Engineering, Business Development, F5 Networks (Eugene, Oregon)
- Chair of Gutenberg College Board of Governors
- Chair of Executive Committee, Gutenberg College Board of Governors
- Chair of Facilities Committee, Gutenberg College Board of Governors
Beth Sheehan
Beth Sheehan
- M.S., Health Education; University of Oregon, 1991
- B.S., Health Education; University of Oregon, 1987
- Currently: Fundraising and Development Consultant
- Director of Philanthropy for the Eugene Mission
Andy Truitt
Andy Truitt
- B.S., Management; United States Air Force Academy, 1993
- Currently: Director, Interns and Outdoor Leadership, at Spring Canyon, a retreat and conference center owned and run by Officers’ Christian Fellowship.