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Apr
2008
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Last
Degree to the North Pole --
Successfully lead the Baffin team to the
Geographic North Pole. Carried the
Olympic Torch and U.N. flag for
peace.
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Jan
2008
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Beyond
Shackleton -- 660 miles to the South
Pole -- Doug Stoup and Richard
Dunwoody trekked nearly 1,100 kilometers
over 48 days to establish a new route to
the South Pole, based on the original
course planned by Ernest
Shackleton.
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Apr
2007
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Last
Degree to the North Pole --
Successfully lead a group of eight
adventurers to the Geographic North Pole.
Covered by National Geographic
Traveler.
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Jan
2007
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Amazon
Expedition -- Produced an internet
documentary, webcast 'live' from the
Amazon river and rain forest in Brazil.
Sent back photos, audio, video and text;
and also answered questions from
students.
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Dec
2006
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Cerro
Aconcagua -- via the 'Polish Glacier
Traverse' route with John Griber, Glenn
Poulsen and Ryan Sutter.
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Apr
2006
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Last
Degree to the North Pole -- Lead a
group of six businessmen across numerous
pressure ridges, leads, fast-moving
drifting ice to the Geographic North Pole
on schedule. Helped raise $500,000 for
children's charities.
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Feb
2006
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Antarctic
Peninsula -- Assisted in two
expeditions to the Antarctic -- sent
dispatches to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
schools with 7-year old, Cronin Wilkes and
coordinated activities with the Pittsburgh
Zoo.
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Feb
2005
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Pole
Track -- Teamed up with Marc
Cornelissen and Petter Nyquist on an
international North Pole expedition to
support climate change research. Three
weather stations are deployed and
collecting valuable climate data.
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Oct
2004
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Ama
Dablam -- Summit of 22,492 ft. peak in
the Everest region of Nepal.
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Apr
2004
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Pole
Track -- Successfully completed the
first phase of the scientific expedition
to study Arctic ice melt.
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May
2003
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Denali
-- Cinematographer for a climbing
expedition by Monica Kalozdi.
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Feb
2003
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Anvers
Island -- Explored, climbed and skied
island off the coast of Antarctica.
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Jan
2003
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Test run
of an "Ice Bike" in Patriot Hills,
Antarctica.
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Oct
2002
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Cho
Oyu -- Summit bid of the 6th highest
mountain at 26,906 ft.
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Jan
2002
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Race
Coordinator for Adventure Network
International First South Pole
Marathon
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Dec
2001
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Lead guide
for Adventure Network International Last
Degree Expedition. Lead seven adventurer's
on a nine day ski expedition from 89 South
to the Geographic South Pole
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Oct
2001
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Expedition
Leader for The North Face Beyond
Endurance Expedition. Lead five
professional ski, snowboard mountaineers,
and a film crew on a 19-meter sailing
vessel from the Falkland Islands to the
Island of South Georgia. Filmed for
OLN's "Global Adventure" and featured in
Warren Miller's 2002 Feature Film,
'Storm.'
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2001
- 2003
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Consultant
and Senior Field Guide for Adventure
Network International (ANI)
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Feb
2001
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Expedition
Leader, Director, Principal
Cinematographer, Snowboard Mountaineer for
The North Face 2002 Antarctic Peninsula
Ski and Snowboard Expedition.
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Nov
2001
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Lead blind
and deaf British adventurer on a 62-day
ski from Hercules Inlet to the
Geographic South Pole.
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Mar
2000
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Expedition
Leader, Director, Cinematographer,
Snowboard Mountaineer for The North
Face 2000 Antarctic Peninsula Ski and
Snowboard Expedition.
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Nov
2000
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Expedition
Leader Antarctica 99 Ski and Snowboard
Expedition. Douglas Stoup and Stephen Koch
completed the first snowboard descent of
Vinson Massif.
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Oct
1997
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Ascents of
Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya
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May
1995
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Expedition
Leader on the ascent on The West Buttress
of Denali, Alaska
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Credentials
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Education
Associate at Carnegie Museum of Natural
History
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Sports
Committee, International Foundation
Against Malnutrition
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Certifications
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Wilderness
First Responder, Wilderness Medicine
Institute. CPR and Emergency Cardiac Care
Provider, American Red Cross
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Education
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B.A. West
Virginia University, Morgantown, WV 1986,
Business and Economics
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