Meet our team!

Mark Colangelo

Mark is a Wayne State University and Center for Humanistic Studies alumni with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Psychology. Mark has also attained a Master’s degree in Clinical and Humanistic Psychology. He began his career working for the Lambton-Kent District School Board as a Psychology Counsellor (assessing students with disabilities and counselling students) and working in private practice mainly as a play therapist working with children and families. He then transitioned to St. Clair College of Applied Arts as a counsellor supporting students with disabilities in their academic endeavours while continuing as a psychometrist in private practice. Mark transferred to the Developmental Services Worker program and is currently still there as a professor.

Louie Saroli

Louie has a major degree in Human Kinetics and a minor degree in Business from the University of Windsor. Louie currently works with Amico Affiliates Construction in the Health and Safety Department. He has volunteer experience coaching with the Windsor Soccer Club. Louie will be an asset on the board as Treasurer due to his past work experience in bookkeeping and business income taxes. 

Michelle Hunter 

Michelle has her Bachelors in Kinesiology with a Masters in Sports Management from the University of Alabama. She is currently completing her Bachelors of Nursing at Michigan State University. Michelle has experience in Physiotherapy and coaching. She is driven and will work with others to help make a difference in the community.  

Mady Janisse

Madison has a diploma in the Developmental Services Worker with 5 years of experience in the DSW field. Currently, she is working towards her honours degree in Social Work and Disability Studies at the University of Windsor. Mady is hard-working and enthusiastic when working with those living with exceptionalities.   

Kimberly Gordon 

Kim is a lawyer based in Michigan. She graduated from Michigan State University from the College of Law. Kim is passionate about helping individuals who may not have a chance to advocate for themselves. 

Lisa Bastien  

Lisa is a mother of three adult children, one with exceptionalities. She balances a full-time job with various activities for her daughter’s growth - physically, intellectually and socially. She was involved as a girl guide leader for 10 years. She enjoys contributing to young girls' growth and independence. She hopes to contribute to SAP from a mother/family perspective.

Stephanie Miller

Stephanie is a graduate of Westervelt College and works at the University of Windsor as an admin assistant. She is a mother of three, one with an exceptionality that keeps her fairly busy. Stephanie is a great asset to the Sharing A Purpose team as she is a kind and generous person with years of experience in the exceptional community.