Previously a student at Emerson College, Francesca returned recently to take over as House Manager, ensuring the smooth running of the Emerson College household.

Steve supports and coordinates the development of the Emerson Living and Learning Community and is responsible for the College’s capital assets and finances.

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Emerson`s biodynamic vegetable gardener, has been running the edible garden since September 2016.

Udo manages the maintenance of Emerson's buildings and campus, as well as taking a hands-on role in much of the maintenance work.

Yvette Dellsperger manages Emerson's facilities and works with the house team to give all those staying at the College have a warm and comfortable experience.

Annie is a Hospice Chaplain and OneSpirit Interfaith Minister, with a background in Steiner Waldorf Education >

Chris grew up on a biodynamic farm in Gloucestershire, England, where he was able to take part in hand milking cows, hay making, harvesting vegetables and many other activities of the farm. 

For this year's Discovery Programme, Vija Docherty and Philip Kilner welcome fellow teachers for a rich selection of contributions.

Dorothy Marlen is the course leader of the Holistic Baby and Child Care (EYE)*. She originally trained as a Steiner Early Years teacher and a counsellor, and has over 20 years’ experience of working with parents and carers of very young children.

Please visit Dorothy's website for more details of her skills and experience.

Faculty biography for tutors for the British Training in Anthroposophic Medicine.

Tutor: Goethean science and art-science synergy.

The Anthroposophic Psychotherapy course is led by John Lees.

Fiona Sim is a Registered Nurse, Anthroposophic Nurse Specialist, and an experienced RE practitioner and teacher. She works inin palliative care as a Staff Nurse in a Marie Curie hospice where she uses both Rhythmical Einreibung and ‘M’ technique.

Fiona Sim and Frances Tagg are tutors for the Anthroposophic Health Care course. They are state registered nurses (RN) and Anthroposophic Nurse Specialists.

The Anthroposophic Psychotherapy course is led by John Lees.

Potter / Pottery Teacher at Forest Row School of Ceramics.

Course leader: Visual Arts

Mary-Anne Paterson, is a Teacher, Social Arts Practitioner and International Lecturer for over twenty years

Course leader: Performing Arts / Gestural Arts course

Roi Gal-Or and Karmit Even Zur lead the Storytelling Beyond Words course

Rudolf Kaesbach has been responsible for the three-year, full time Emerson College Visual Arts and Sculpture Training since 1980.

Emerson`s biodynamic vegetable gardener, has been running the edible garden since September 2016.

Founded by Vivian Gladwell in 1990, Nose to Nose is a team of people with diverse experiences in the fields of theatre, community building, teaching, storytelling, play therapy, counselling, Special Needs and organisational consultancy.