Meet the ALA Board of Directors

B.S. Business and Finance, 2008

Dawn Corriveau received her Bachelor of Science degree in Management with an option in Finance from Granite State College in 2008. She also recently became employed at Granite State College as an Accountant in the Business Service Center.

Dawn and her husband currently live in Rochester, NH and have 3 children. She is an active committee member and webmaster for Rochester Boy Scout Troop 184. In the past, she volunteered her time to her high school reunion committee as well as various local scout, school, and sporting events. Dawn also enjoys spending time with her family and friends and participating in various outdoor activities including hiking, canoeing and skiing. Dawn currently serves as Secretary of the ALA Board.

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B.A. Individualized Studies: English, 2000

Diane McClave is a Chicago native who arrived in New Hampshire by way of Connecticut. She graduated from the National Cathedral School and did her first two years of college at Iowa Wesleyan. Diane worked in an advertising agency, and worked as a copywriter for a Chicago department store.

Marriage came next, the blessings of three daughters and the move to Jackson, NH. For five years Diane was on the editorial staff of The Reporter, the local weekly newspaper. She served as a Jackson selectman for 15 years. Diane is currently serving on the boards of the Mt. Washington Valley Economic Council, the Carroll County Health and Home Care Agency, and Service Link.

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B.S. Individualized Studies: Information Technology & Training, 2003

Gary Dozier graduated from GSC when it was known as the College for Lifelong Learning, and is currently studying for his M.Ed. from Plymouth State University. Gary worked in information technology management for the US Army at Fort Devens, MA; St. Mary's Bank, NH and York County Community College, ME. He currently works as a chauffeur. Gary has served on the Hampton Falls School Board, the Piscataqua Maritime Commission and as a proprietor of the Portsmouth Athenaeum.

Four years ago, Gary's life changed dramatically when he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. After successful chemo and radiation treatments he was determined to be “cancer-free,” but accepted the advice of his medical team to have his esophagus removed. He is now seeking to get back into IT or education.

Gary believes that “Being a member of the Alumni Board would give me the opportunity to offer that which is in me to help learners and alumni achieve greater success and dedicate part of their lives to the college's success. I don't profess to offer extraordinary accomplishments, but I will profess in offering extraordinary dedication.”

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B.S. Behavioral Science, 2012

Luci Koban is the Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendent at Kearsarge Regional School District in New London, NH where she is very involved with district activities including professional development for teachers and computer systems management. Luci is also Community Education Director and Substitute Teacher Director through her school district.
She was Director of Women's Ministries at church for three years. Also preparing Holiday food baskets through church, elder care/visitations, reading to elementary school children, Sunday school, Vacation Bible School, and Youth Group Teacher.

In becoming part of the Alumni Board Luci says: “Granite State College has been such a positive influence on my educational journey — wonderful professors, great guidance from advisors, etc., that I feel giving something back would be the proper thing to do. I also think this is just a good opportunity for personal growth. I believe I can contribute a fresh and enthusiastic view of current topics and positively assist with the brainstorming of new ideas. I am organized, loyal, hardworking, and dedicated to whatever task is at hand.”

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