Gustavus Community Center Board Members
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​Sean Tevebaugh, President
Sean Tevebaugh moved to Gustavus in 2019 as a Glacier Bay park ranger and media specialist. With a passion for photography and videography, Sean enjoys capturing the experiences and phenomena in our shared world and community. Hailing originally from North Carolina, Sean grew up seeking out natural spaces and immediately fell in love with Alaska’s vast expanses of wildness when he first moved to Fairbanks in 2014.
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Megan Bishop, Vice-President
Megan has called Gustavus home since 2013; raising her family with her husband and creating a homestead in our beautiful community. She has deep roots in Gustavus and her primary focus is supporting the next generation. Megan has been teaching in Gustavus since 2014. Starting with a local non-profit Preschool to teaching Middle School and PreK at our public school. If you don’t catch her in the classroom, you can likely find her out in the field where she coaches two varsity sports, Cross Country and Track. In addition to the many hats she wears, Megan is a First Responder with GVFD and the President of the GVFDA. She believes the GCC will become the heartbeat of Gustavus, where we will come together to celebrate our beautiful community.
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Melanie Berg, Treasurer
Melanie moved to Gustavus in 2011 and fell in love with the area, the community, and the way of life here.
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Hailey Burley, Secretary
Hailey Burley is relatively new to Gustavus, moving here in 2022 to work as an interpretive park ranger at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. She quickly fell in love with the beauty of the area and the kindness of the community. It was at many GCC events that she began to feel like Gustavus was home. Hailey looks forward to giving back to the community that gives her so much!
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Bre Ohlson
Hi there! I'm really happy that you are taking the time to read about your community center board members! I was born and raised in exotic Juneau, Alaska, and then spent a decade in Seattle for college and work before returning to Gustavus 20 years ago to start a family. I spent 6+ years working for the Gustauvs Library and continue to volunteer there. I have worked at the small airlines and now Alaska Airlines in the summer. I am the chair for the local Election Board and served on the GCC board for 6 years during the purchase of the land and the delopment phase of our amazing building. I took a few years off and am happy to return to the board of directors to help create wonderful experiences and memories for the people of Gustavus as well as those from across our planet!
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Margaret Hazen
I am excited to be on the GCC board and happy to help run the gallery and give a helping hand and perspective when I can! Margaret moved to Gustavus in 2001 from Yakutat where she was teaching and running the schools swimming pool. She and her family commercial fished out of Dry Bay where they spent their summers. She substitute taught at the school in Gustavus then took on the preschool and worked at the Bear Track Mercantile. In 2003, she went to work for the park running the backcountry office, administering backcountry and boating permits. Margaret became a mediator for the Department of the Interior and wore many park service hats for the 19 years she worked for them. She is now retired and has begun a small art business.
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Erin Haida
Erin was born in Southeast Alaska and moved to Gustavus in 1995 where she worked for local inns, air taxi services, and the Bear Track Mercantile. After a few years she left to travel abroad, poke around other Alaska towns, and complete her degree. Currently she works for a university and is happy to have a chance to give back and contribute as a board member in this welcoming, friendly community.