Creating a pathway for growth and innovation
7 Generations Foundation
The 7 Generations Foundation is established to aid in the growth and development of the school. The foundation engages our community in creating positive growth and provides avenues for involvement. The 7 Generations Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt organization which supports the school by raising funds to enhance the learning environment for all students.
Our Team
Zachary Campbell
Having received degrees in mathematics from Eastern University and Villanova University, his mathematical experience has been applied in the areas of food science at Blommer Chocolate Co for fourteen years. Six years were spent in product development and customer support, followed by eight years of formula and data management and optimization. He is now leading a site-specific technical support group targeted on cost mitigation and production efficiency. With his wife, he raises four young children, sharing with them a love of books, numbers, music, and exploration.
Co-Facilitator and TreasurerSuzanne Diehl
Suzanne holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Moravian University and a Master of Education in Counseling Psychology from Lehigh University. For more than a decade, she has worked in human services, guiding and supporting diverse communities through roles in school and career counseling, case management, and behavioral health. She currently serves as an Onboarding Outreach Quality Specialist at Service Access & Management Inc. (SAM Inc.), where she trains new Supports Coordinators to provide person-centered case management for individuals of all ages with intellectual developmental disabilities and autism. In 2025, Suzanne earned her NADD Dual Diagnosis Specialist Certification. Beyond her professional life, she is an avid reader and enjoys creative writing, often visiting local libraries with her family. She cherishes time with her two daughters, her husband, and their dog. Suzanne nurtures in her daughters a sense of curiosity, stewardship, community, and appreciation for environmental education, believing that the first lessons in caring for the world begin beneath open skies.
SecretaryCo-facilitator Kris Seedorf
A Preservationist having received her degree from Goucher College in Towson, Md, applied her skills for ten years at Campbell, Thomas & Co, an architectural firm In Philadelphia. While in Philadelphia she also acquired management experience as a store manager of the Philadelphia & Chestnut Hill Bomaby Co. reproduction furniture stores and Travel 2000 luggage store. In recent years, while working for the local hospital network, St, Luke’s University Hospital, Kristina spent six years within the Human Resources department assisting with recruitment duties and Organizational Development responsibilities, before settling in as the Allentown Campus’ current Birth Registrar. Her local volunteer positions include past vestry president of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Allentown; 18th year as secretary of the Lower Macungie Township Historical Commission, and 12th year as board member of The Shelter House-historic Log House in Emmaus. In her spare time, Kristina uses her preservation talents to renovate her 50+ year old Rancher, enjoys tap dancing with her father and daughter and practices daily tai chi principles and mediation to help her maintain balance in her busy schedule.
Foundation memberRachel Little
Rachel is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker that brings a unique blend of clinical expertise into her practice as a Psychotherapist. Holding dual degrees in Psychology and Social Work, she dedicated her career to the foundations of healing and systemic support. This same spirit of care drives her advocacy for local non-profits, animal welfare, and environmental stewardship. Rachel is also a proud mother, and is dedicated to passing down a legacy of compassion. Whether she is in the clinical office or volunteering at a local farm with her daughter, she has a focus on nurturing the connection to the world around us.
