The Staff
Kate I. (Henrioulle) Zulaski
Executive Director
kzulaski@comta.org
Since joining COMTA as Executive Director in June 2009, Kate has been pleased to be involved in all aspects of the accreditation process, including on-site visits to schools. Kate has in-depth experience both as a massage therapy practitioner as well as an educator, having most recently served as Dean of Education from 2006 to 2009 for the International Professional School of Bodywork (IPSB) in San Diego, California. Prior to being named Dean of Education, Zulaski also served as an IPSB Massage Instructor and Clinic Supervisor. Zulaski is a graduate of Colorado College in Colorado Springs, and has also studied a variety of bodywork modalities through the California Naturopathic College; Society of Ortho-Bionomy International; the Natural Healing Institute; and the International Professional School of Bodywork. She has been active in volunteer work for the AMTA Teacher of the Year Awards Committee and the Alliance for Massage Therapy Education Standards Committee, and is a long-time member of the ABMP. Kate seeks to share her experience by helping other massage schools improve their curriculum and processes to meet the Standards of Accreditation for COMTA .
LaToshya Vaughn
Accreditation specialist
lvaughn@comta.org
LaToshya joined the COMTA staff after working in the world of grant writing. Her enjoyment of previous experience working in accreditation with the American Psychological Association (APA) was an inspiration to find work in the field again. A graduate of Bowie State University with a degree in Psychology, Toshya recently completed a Master’s degree in Business Administration of Criminal Justice and Security through the University of Phoenix online.
Executive Director
kzulaski@comta.org
Since joining COMTA as Executive Director in June 2009, Kate has been pleased to be involved in all aspects of the accreditation process, including on-site visits to schools. Kate has in-depth experience both as a massage therapy practitioner as well as an educator, having most recently served as Dean of Education from 2006 to 2009 for the International Professional School of Bodywork (IPSB) in San Diego, California. Prior to being named Dean of Education, Zulaski also served as an IPSB Massage Instructor and Clinic Supervisor. Zulaski is a graduate of Colorado College in Colorado Springs, and has also studied a variety of bodywork modalities through the California Naturopathic College; Society of Ortho-Bionomy International; the Natural Healing Institute; and the International Professional School of Bodywork. She has been active in volunteer work for the AMTA Teacher of the Year Awards Committee and the Alliance for Massage Therapy Education Standards Committee, and is a long-time member of the ABMP. Kate seeks to share her experience by helping other massage schools improve their curriculum and processes to meet the Standards of Accreditation for COMTA .
LaToshya Vaughn
Accreditation specialist
lvaughn@comta.org
LaToshya joined the COMTA staff after working in the world of grant writing. Her enjoyment of previous experience working in accreditation with the American Psychological Association (APA) was an inspiration to find work in the field again. A graduate of Bowie State University with a degree in Psychology, Toshya recently completed a Master’s degree in Business Administration of Criminal Justice and Security through the University of Phoenix online.
