USNA 2019-2020 Executive Committee announced

Read on for the slate of parent volunteers leading fundraising and community-building efforts next school year.
by Susan Schoenecker, USNA past president

The following slate was approved by a unanimous vote at the March 13 USNA meeting. My thanks to all those members completing their terms, those continuing their terms, and those stepping into new roles. I look forward to another great year in USNA.

President Kobie Pretorius
Presidents-Elect Anna Cramer & Joanna Hall
Marketing Vice Presidents Christie Laird and Michelle Rosen
Service Vice Presidents Melissa Rittenberg and Laura Hauser
Secretary Laurie Fleming
Treasurer Sarah Shuster
Step-Up Treasurer Thomas Kim
Volunteer Coordinator Shalene Gray
Step-Up Volunteer Coordinator Elena Goss
Cultural Collaborator Tamara Ozenne
Ex-Officio/Past President Tonia Klein
Members-At-Large Terrence Brooks, Andrea Clancy, Kimberly Haddox, Ritu Joseph, and Dandan Liu

I am grateful to the Nominating Committee of Kobie Pretorius, Jim McAteer, Shaunti Dennis, Dara Freiberg, and Amy Shepard, who worked to find all of our new members.
 
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