> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ai-rights.education2050.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ai-rights.education2050.org/about/drafting-committee.md). # Drafting Committee

Name	Role	About the Member
Dr. Christine Haskell	Drafting Committee Co-Chair	Christine Haskell is the Adjunct Lecturer at the Washington State University. Dr. Haskell has over 25 years in data management and operations roles spanning all aspects of the data lifecycle. Her social science background informs practical, engaging solutions at the intersection of learning, experience, and culture to help individuals, teams, and organizations meet progressive goals, with intention. She blends expertise in data management, adult learning, and solution management in Fortune 100 companies, across multiple sectors. Dr. Haskell teaches graduate courses on management and innovation, data-driven problem solving, business intelligence, data governance, project management, and information science. Her prior publications focus on leadership development. She is committed to helping people realize the value of data and analytics capabilities. Dr. Haskell teaches graduate business courses and lives in Seattle. Her most recent book is Driving Data Projects.	image.png

Name

Role

About the Member

Dr. Christine Haskell

Drafting Committee Co-Chair

Christine Haskell is the Adjunct Lecturer at the Washington State University. Dr. Haskell has over 25 years in data management and operations roles spanning all aspects of the data lifecycle. Her social science background informs practical, engaging solutions at the intersection of learning, experience, and culture to help individuals, teams, and organizations meet progressive goals, with intention.

She blends expertise in data management, adult learning, and solution management in Fortune 100 companies, across multiple sectors. Dr. Haskell teaches graduate courses on management and innovation, data-driven problem solving, business intelligence, data governance, project management, and information science. Her prior publications focus on leadership development.

She is committed to helping people realize the value of data and analytics capabilities. Dr. Haskell teaches graduate business courses and lives in Seattle. Her most recent book is Driving Data Projects.

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