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| PAUL
CAPUTO Art and Publications Director |
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| Paul
joined NAI's staff as art and publications director in February 2002
after earning a master of fine arts in visual communications from Virginia
Commonwealth University. His responsibilities include laying
out and editing NAI's
publications and websites, including Legacy magazine, The
Interpreter magazine, NAI Now (e-mail newsletter), national
workshop and international
conference materials, InterpNet.com, InterpPress
books, and the Journal
of Interpretation Research. In November 2007, Paul unveiled NAI's new logo at the NAI National Workshop in Wichita. Each year, Paul enjoys driving equipment and supplies with colleagues to NAI National Workshops. Paul has presented sessions about graphic design and interpretation at NAI national and regional workshops and international conferences. He and Shea Lewis of Arkansas State Parks offer a one-day pre-workshop called "Meeting in the Middle: Combining Elements of Graphic Design and Interpretation" at NAI National Workshops. He has earned Certified Interpretive Trainer, Certified Interpretive Host Trainer, and Certified Interpretive Host credentials from NAI. |
 Paul and his son Joel snowshoe on a frozen lake at 9,000 feet of elevation in Twin Lakes, Colorado. |
 Paul is particularly proud to have won the "Buffalo Chip Flip" contest during
the 2007 NAI Region 5 spring workshop in North Dakota, throwing a chunk of dry
buffalo poop 104 feet. A native of the Philadelphia area and son of academics—a philosophy professor and an art teacher—Paul earned a bachelors degree in French with a minor in journalism from the University of Richmond in 1995. Paul has an older brother, Dave, and a younger sister, Katie. He is passionate about traveling, certain traditionally unsuccessful sports teams, and his ongoing search for the world's best sandwich. Paul, his wife, Sheila, and their children, Joel and Maya, live in Fort Collins, Colorado. |
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