Adam Paglione ‘91 is a graduate of St. Mary’s Hall/Doane Academy and joined the Board of Trustees in 2014. Adam has been an active member of the Board’s Finance Committee since 2013. Adam has two children enrolled at Doane Academy, Owen, class of 2025, and Colin, class of 2027. Adam is the President of BCG Securities, Inc., a full service broker/dealer specializing in retirement plans and wealth management services for businesses and individuals. In his capacity as President, Adam also heads the compliance and regulatory oversight for the firm, and is a member of the firm’s executive team, which leads the strategic growth and direction of the firm. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree at Gettysburg College and a Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Adam is a member of the bars of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and a member of the Financial Services Institute.

Steven Harrison, CPA and partner at Harrison, Mauro & Mortgan, is a life-time resident of Burlington and Lumberton and a second generation professional in the Burlington business community. He graduated from Ithaca College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a minor in economics. Steve’s areas of expertise include small business consulting for closely held business and professional corporations. He has extensive background with regard to tax preparation for individuals and corporations and estate planning. White balancing his responsibilities with the firm, Steve is actively involved in the community, devoting much time to various organizations. Steve has been a member of the Burlington Rotary for 30 years and served two separate terms as president. Steve serves as treasurer of for Temple Har Zion in Mt Holly, as well as the Burlington Township Dollars for Scholars. Steve also serves on the finance committee for the Masonic Lodge #32, has volunteered on the fundraising committee for the Burlington YMCA, and was the treasurer for the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce and Friends of the Library Company of Burlington. Steve’s daughter Eliana graduated from Doane in 2017.

Michael Davis ’ 71 joined the board in 2016 and serves on the Development and Strategic Planning Committees. Michael brings significant non-profit organization experience to the board and has served in a number of leadership positions during his 40 plus year career. Most recently, until his retirement at the end of 2015, Michael was the President & CEO of IMPACT Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services. Assuming that position in 1999, Michael led IMPACT from a Milwaukee based provider to a regional source of assessment, referral and 2-1-1 services. At this time, Michael also served as the founding President of 2-1-1 Wisconsin, an organization dedicated to the establishment of 2-1-1 services throughout the state of Wisconsin. Previously, Michael was the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse, representing consumers and providers of AODA services on policy matters at the state level. Michael was particularly active in advocating for mandated insurance coverage for Mental Health and AODA services. Additionally, he was a registered lobbyist representing human service providers before the state legislature. Earlier, Michael was the Executive Assistant to a Wisconsin State Senator, overseeing two offices and assisting with policy development. Michael has served on a number of community boards, including The Task Force on Family Violence, and Business Against Drunk Driving. While living in Whitefish Bay, he also served on several village board committees. Michael began his career as a contributing writer to Post Newspapers. He has a BA from Ripon College and did post graduate studies at University of Wisconsin Madison. Michael lives in Bayside with his wife Terri. They have two grown sons, Ben and Steve who live in Chicago and Winona, Minnesota, respectively.

Joseph M. Garemore ‘85 is a partner with the law firm Brown & Connery, LLP, in Westmont, New Jersey and concentrates his practice in commercial litigation, including litigation in the Bankruptcy Court and matters relating to creditors' rights, and in business transactions. Joe attended St Mary’s Hall -Doane Academy from 1978-1985, where he played varsity baseball and soccer, participated in the Quiz Bowl team, and served as class vice president and was the 1985 recipient of the Head Boy cup. Joe graduated from Franklin & Marshall College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History, and earned his law degree from Rutgers University School of Law, where he served as an Associate Editor of the Rutgers Law Journal. After law school, Joe served as judicial law clerk to the Honorable Myron H. Gottlieb of the Superior Court of New Jersey in Burlington County. Joe is admitted to practice in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and also before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, the United States District Court for the Eastern and Middle Districts of Pennsylvania, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court. He is a member of the New Jersey and Burlington County Bar Associations, as well as the American Bankruptcy Institute and is certified by the American Board of Certification as a Creditors' Rights Specialist. Joe joined the Doane Academy board in 2016 and serves on the Finance Committee and is also the Vice President of the Society of Graduates for St Mary’s Hall, Doane Academy. Joe is also actively involved at the Epworth United Methodist Church in Palmyra where he is the Chairman of the Staff-Parish Relations Committee and Chairman of the Vision Team. Joe lives in Cherry Hill with his wife Holly, daughter Grace and son, Tim, Doane Academy class of ’17.

The Reverend J. Connor Haynes has been a member of the Doane Academy Board since 1998. During that tenure he has served as Vice President, President, and on almost every committee. For the past few years Connor has been an active member of the Buildings and Grounds Committee and was very active during the Chapel restoration. Fr. Haynes has also filled the role of part-time chaplain for the school for 12 years. . Fr. Haynes holds a BA in History from Illinois College and a Master of Divinity from Nashotah House Seminary. Connor is rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Burlington. He and his wife Christy are active members of the Burlington Community. Connor is also a past parent. Daughter, Bronwyn, graduated from St. Mary’s Hall – Doane Academy in 2006; a son, Gareth, graduated from Doane Academy in 2014.

John Martin is an architect and the sole proprietor of John Gibson Martin Architect in Riverton, New Jersey, which specializes in architectural plans for schools and senior living projects, but clients also include restaurants, retail, office, industrial and recreational projects. John joined the Doane Academy board in 2016, but has been a member of the Buildings and Grounds Committee for over a decade. John’s designs for Doane Academy include the Potts Children's Library, Chapel Entrance, Odenheimer II alteration, and most recently Rowan Hall. The design for Rowan Hall is informed by the rich architectural history of Doane Academy, by clarity of entry and circulation, and by accessible connection of the main buildings. John's practice builds and maintains long term relationships with all of his clients, especially charitable faith based institutions such as Doane Academy. You can visit him at www.johngibsonmartin.com. John has been a trustee for the New Jersey Historic Trust, on the Holy Family Home Advisory Board, and a Vestryman for Christ Church Riverton. John attended the University of Miami and Drexel University. He lives in Riverton with his wife, a former assistant chief probation officer, and he is happiest when one or more of his four adult children visit for a few days.

Heather M. Buzick '97 is a graduate of St. Mary’s Hall/Doane Academy. Heather is a Senior Research Scientist at Educational Testing Service (ETS), a non-profit assessment and education research organization, and has been employed there since 2009. Ms. Buzick has led several research studies to gather empirical evidence from large-scale assessments in both K-12 and higher education on validity and fairness for students with disabilities. She currently leads a cross-disciplinary research project that is contributing educational assessment capabilities, theoretical frameworks, and empirical evidence toward the goal of developing and sustaining a qualified, diverse, and cross-culturally competent teacher workforce. Her research appears in educational measurement journals including Applied Measurement in Education, Educational Measurement: Issues and Practice, and Educational Researcher. Previously, Ms. Buzick spent two years as an assistant to the Executive Committee for the University of Maryland’s decennial Middle States accreditation review. She is actively involved in the National Council on Measurement in Education professional organization; past roles include the Training and Professional Development Committee Chair, Annual Meeting Review lead, and editor of the quarterly newsletter. Ms. Buzick is currently a regular reviewer for several academic journals, a principal review panel member for scientific peer review of grant applications submitted to the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences, and an Associate Editor for the ETS Research Report Series and R&D Technical Review.

Ms. Buzick earned a Ph.D. in Measurement, Statistics & Evaluation from the University of Maryland and also holds an M.A. in Economics from the University of Virginia and a B.A. in Mathematics and Economics from Bucknell University. She and her husband, Alex ’96, have two sons who are in the lower school at Doane Academy and reside in Burlington City, where Ms. Buzick was raised. Ms. Buzick and her husband have been a part of the Doane community for more than 30 years as students, alumni, and parents.

The Rev. David Snyder is the rector of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Mount Holly. He brings to the Board of Trustees a diverse array of talents developed from his experiences in education, the nonprofit sector, and the Lutheran and Episcopal Churches.

A magna cum laude graduate of Lock Haven State College, David held positions early in his career in teaching and admissions at Freyburg Academy, Pine Ridge School, and Sewanee Academy. While at Sewanee, a persistent call to prepare for ministry led him to Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY, from which he received his Masters in 1984. Moving north the following year, David became Pastoral Associate at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Pottstown, PA, while also completing a “Lutheran Year” at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. In 1986 he became ordained to the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Lutheran Church in America.

Three years later, the Snyders returned to New England, where David served first as Pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Newington, NH, and subsequently at the Lutheran Church of the Nativity in Conway, NH. Simultaneously, he began a Doctor of Ministry program at the Portland branch campus of Bangor Theological Seminary. In 1998 he accepted a position as Executive Director of the Habitat for Humanity affiliate in Portland, ME. This work continued until 2005 when he joined World Vision, the largest Christian relief and development organization in the world, for which he did fundraising and development.

During this period and in the absence of Lutheran parishes nearby, David and Susan became affiliated with the Episcopal Church. In August of 2000, David became Vicar of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Bridgton, Maine, the first Lutheran pastor to be called to serve an Episcopal congregation following the establishment of full communion between the denominations in July of that year. After preparation officially to join the Episcopal Church, David was received in 2008 into the Diocese of New Jersey by the then Bishop George Councell. Subsequent opportunities led him to serve on the Diocesan Stewardship Commission and as Interim Rector of The Church of the Good Shepherd in Pitman, NJ, before coming to St. Andrew’s, from which he will retire at the end of 2018.