| Board Member | Organization |
|---|---|
| Jeremy Botelho | |
| Christine Heslop (Past Chair) | |
| Ryan Calder (Past Chair) | |
| Leslie Flynn | |
| Kenneth Donovan | |
| Jeffery Noland (Chair) | |
| Barbara Norris (Chair-Elect) | |
| CodiAnne Nye (Past Chair) | |
| Sheryl Rushton | Department of Teacher Education |
| Janet Seachris | |
| Shaylie Bowden | |
| Julee Smith | Child and Family Studies Adjuct Instructor |
| Crystal Knippers | |
| Rebecca Sagers | |
| Stacy Johnson | |
Advisory Board
The Child and Family Studies Community Advisory Board at 91¶ÌÊÓƵ is a programmatic board comprised of 91¶ÌÊÓƵ educators in addition to working professionals from a variety of settings in the community. The board works to advocate for the department to the community it serves as well as to provide feedback to the department from the community. The board provides a vital link between educators, students, and practitioners in the field.
Roles and Responsibilities of the board include:
- Providing support and advice to the Child and Family Studies department and programs.
- Sharing developments in the field to help ensure the department is producing graduates with the skills required to meet employment needs in the community.
- Providing an ongoing exchange of information and ideas.
- Identifying, presenting and/or hosting opportunities for practicum experiences.
- Assisting with program marketing and promotion.
- Assisting with planning and administration of the Families Alive Conference.
- Participating in department credentialing.
- Participating in department activities (i.e. guest speaker, round table luncheon, student activities).
- Collaborate on projects and initiatives that will improve the lives of children and families in the community.
Revised 07/25/2024