Who's ready to be part of the Alumni Board?
The PDS/USN Alumni Association connects alumni to each other and to the USN community so that the school continues to thrive.
--Mission Statement of the Alumni Association
Members of the Alumni Board are the volunteer representatives of the Alumni Association. The board is here to voice the interests and concerns of alumni as well as provide a conduit for the school to stay in better touch with them.
The official duties of the Alumni Board members are light, but the effectiveness of the board is directly related to the level of commitment of its members. Its formal tasks range from helping put on the annual All Alumni Party to soliciting nominations for and then selecting each year’s Distinguished Alumnus/a.
Each year some members of the Alumni Board rotate off and new ones come on. The term for each board member is two years, with an option for serving additional terms. This year there will be 5 spaces on the Alumni Board. A list of the current members of the Alumni Board is below.
If you would like to nominate an alumna/us or would be interested in serving, please use this link to go to the nominee registration form. If you have any questions, please contact Alumni Board President Liza Lentz (llentz@cfmt.org) or Alumni Director Tom Bailey (tbailey@usn.org).
If you would like to nominate an alumna/us or would be interested in serving, please use this link to go to the nominee registration form. If you have any questions, please contact Alumni Board President Liza Lentz (llentz@cfmt.org) or Alumni Director Tom Bailey (tbailey@usn.org).
Since the Board meets at school, it is helpful to have members who live in the Nashville area, but it is not required.
2010-2011 PDS/USN Alumni-Board
Liza Beazley Lentz '73 President
Ellie McCarley Keiper '95 Vice-President and President Elect
Patrick Gilbert '76 Secretary
Perry Happell '61
Judy Hopton Lawrence '68
Kia Bahner '83
Keith Belton '86
Derek McLaren '87
Tim Ozgener '88
Brad Gulmi '89
Jenny Richter Corts '95
Jennifer Simmons McGugin '96
Ben Goldberg '98
Sarah Nadler Wolf '99
Amin Ferdowsi '01
Julie Eskind '02
Bobby Perry '03
2010-2011 PDS/USN Alumni-Board
Liza Beazley Lentz '73 President
Ellie McCarley Keiper '95 Vice-President and President Elect
Patrick Gilbert '76 Secretary
Perry Happell '61
Judy Hopton Lawrence '68
Kia Bahner '83
Keith Belton '86
Derek McLaren '87
Tim Ozgener '88
Brad Gulmi '89
Jenny Richter Corts '95
Jennifer Simmons McGugin '96
Ben Goldberg '98
Sarah Nadler Wolf '99
Amin Ferdowsi '01
Julie Eskind '02
Bobby Perry '03
More USN News
List of 3 news stories.
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Middle School Quiz Bowl Team competes at National Championship
On Friday, May 9, members of the MS Quiz Bowl team traveled to Chicago to compete against schools from across the country in the National Academic Quiz Tournament Middle School National Championship.Read More -
Sandidge named Shmerling Chair for Excellence in Teaching
Sixth Grade English Teacher Katie Reen Sandidge assumes the role of USN’s first endowed chair, named in honor of a Distinguished Alumnus and former Board of Trustees President.Read More -
HS hosts annual awards day
High School faculty closed the academic year with a special tribute to seniors and recognition of stand-out students during the annual award assembly on Friday, May 9.Read More
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Nashville, TN 37212
Phone: 615-321-8000
Fax: 615-321-0889
Email: info@usn.org
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Nashville, TN 37218
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University School of Nashville models the best educational practices. In an environment that represents the cultural and ethnic composition of Metropolitan Nashville, USN fosters each student’s intellectual, artistic, and athletic potential, valuing and inspiring integrity, creative expression, a love of learning, and the pursuit of excellence.