
Our Staff

​Sean is a strategic leader and lifelong learner with a passion to serve and impact the Southeast Michigan region. He lives in Dundee with his wife, Ryleigh, and three kids.
Sean is also a teacher and writer, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Strategic Leadership from Liberty University. He aims to use his professional and academic background to lead the RRWC into a bright future.
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Sean Dennis
Executive Director
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Lydia works on everything from representing RRWC at conferences and meetings, to creating information content, and hosting events.
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Outside of RRWC, Lydia is a small business co-owner of a local zero-waste store, as well as a senior, majoring in Environmental Science, at Siena Heights University. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and her partner on his family farm.
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Lydia Lopez
Water Stewardship Coordinator
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Benny plays a vital role in engaging our community and members. She manages event invitations, crafts compelling promotional flyers, compiles our regular newsletter, and ensures the RRWC website is always current.
Benny is our only fully remote worker, all the way from Seattle, Washington. Currently living in Idaho. She has many hobbies including photography, graphic design, and jewelry making.
Benny Woith
Administrative Coordinator

Ivy manages the majority of the councils social media presence. From photos and updates to fliers and reminders, Ivy is constantly updating the public on the happenings of our watershed.
Outside of this position, Ivy attends Siena Heights University and is pursuing a bachelors degree in Environmental Science. On top of her love for nature, Ivy is also passionate about music! She participates in both the band and choir at Siena, while regularly volunteering on the worship team at her church and playing guitar for her friends and family.
Ivy McClelland
Administrative Assistant

Carley Kratz, Ph.D.
Watershed Ecology and Education Consultant
Executive Committee
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Harry works to develop and manage grants, he’s also the timekeeper and chief "cat herder of the Executive Committee!”
Harry says he joined RRWC because of the organization’s high performing ability, geared toward conservation and outreach as well as its potential to grow in capacity to influence and protect the River Raisin.
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Outside of RRWC, Harry enjoys hiking, soccer tourism, and canoeing (whilst avoiding mosquitos)! Harry also joined the Peace Corps in Nepal from 1990-1992.
Harry Sheehan
Chair
Chief Deputy Water Resources Commissioner Representative
Washtenaw County

Stella Kirby
Vice Chair
City of Petersburg Representative

Mike Ayre
Treasurer
Lenawee County Representative
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Phil Kittridge
Secretary
Cambridge Township Representative
Lenawee County
Members

Robert Clark
City of Monroe Representative

Matt Knoblauch
Blissfield Township Representative

David Hoffman
County Commissioner & Monroe County Representative
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