Wynn Calder is the outreach and membership coordinator for ULSF and the Center for Respect of Life and Environment (CRLE). He also edits the ULSF newsletter, The Declaration.

Mr. Calder has been with CRLE since 1996. Prior to that he worked at Harvard University as manager of the Calculus Office, student adviser, and Admissions interviewer. In his spare time, he helped improve the freshman recycling operation which involves over 1600 first-year students. He was assistant director of Admissions for two years at Milton Academy, where he also taught Ancient/Medieval history. For five summers between 1986 and ‘92, Mr. Calder taught Western Philosophy and Biomedical Ethics at the Massachusetts Advanced Studies Program. He has been a mental health worker and researcher in psychology at McLean Hospital outside Boston, where he counseled and studied adolescents diagnosed with character disorders. Mr. Calder's editorial experience includes a math textbook and articles on adolescent psychology.

Mr. Calder received his Master's in Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA. There he focused primarily on the study of psychology and religion and world religions. He received his Bachelor's degree in European History from Harvard University.