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	Charlene also has served as Chief Financial Officer of Probus Publishing Company,&nbsp;as financial analyst for Culligan International, Inc. and Lane Industries, Inc., and as staff auditor for Arthur Andersen and Company. She is currently a member of the Board of Regents of Trinity International University (Deerfield, Illinois), and also serves&nbsp;Trinity College as an adjunct faculty member, where she teaches a (very popular) course in business law.&nbsp;As former law clerk&nbsp;to the Honorable Morton Denlow of the federal&nbsp;District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Charlene has&nbsp;written&nbsp;numerous&nbsp;published judicial opinions, and is the author of several published articles, including &ldquo;Children, the Unprotected Minority&rdquo; (<i>Regent University Law Review&nbsp;</i>2002-2003), &ldquo;The Constitutionality of Human Cloning&rdquo; (<i>University of Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal</i>&nbsp;1998), and &ldquo;Banning Human Cloning&rdquo; in&nbsp;<i>The Reproduction Revolution</i>&nbsp;(Eerdmans and Trinity International University Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity, 2000). A person who came to Christ at a young age in a devout Christian family, Charlene has continued to grow in her faith in Christ and her capacity to serve others.&nbsp;Married and mother of five children, Charlene and her family attend Christ Church in Lake Forest, Illinois. Charlene has served in various roles and ministries both within and outside of Christ Church, including being a past member of the Christ Church Board of Deacons, the Christian International Scholarship Fund, Illinois Citizens for Life, the Illinois Family Institute and Life Builders Ministry, an organization which provides&nbsp;support to AIDS orphans. Charlene has&nbsp;recently entered into a publishing agreement with Christian book publisher Deep River Books for her first book. &nbsp;</p>
