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DR. CLAUDIA V. SCHRADER President, Higher Education OPERATIONS LEADERSHIP ● BUDGET ADMINISTRATION ● PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT ● STUDENT SUCCESS PROFILE I am a servant leader with over twenty-five years in higher education and change management experience. I have significant interpersonal skills and an intuitive ability to connect with faculty, staff, and students. My leadership experience in higher education administration spans teacher development, strategic planning, accreditation, quality assurance, financial / budget administration, partnership- building, grant acquisition & administration, marketing & communication, department/division leadership, and staffing/hiring. I encourage and motivate instructors to inspire students and fuel academic achievement and retention. I understand the importance of cultivating community relationships to advance the institution's mission and support students' success. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE President, 2018 – Present Kingsborough Community College, City University of New York Overview • Provide leadership to 900+ faculty and nearly 1,500 personnel and 13,000 annually. • Manage a $164M annual operating budget, formulate strategic plans and priorities, expand external partnerships, and diversify resources. • Capital and technology projects (in progress) - $50M Strategic Planning/ Assessment ● Launched 2021-2025 Strategic Plan ● Convened the Assessment Leadership Council ● Launched the development of a Data Governance Plan ● Developed and Launched college-wide assessment framework QUEST: Quality, Understanding, Equity, Sharing, and Transparency ● Implemented the use of Signal Vine (two-way text platform) to administer Pulse Surveys to students to provide real time feedback to better to support retention Curriculum Development/ Workforce Development ● Launched nine (9) new online degree programs. ● Expanded fully online Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree offerings in criminal justice, an Associate of Science (A.S.) degree in accounting, and Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degrees in the business of fashion and tourism and hospitality. KCC is the only CUNY college offering those majors fully online. 2 ● Awarded $9.3M to launch a healthcare career hub with Medgar Evers College and Brooklyn College. ● Received $9 million in funding to establish an Offshore Wind training program. ● Received $857K+ funding award for maritime technology apprenticeship program. ● Partnered with education provider Green Flower to offer three online certificates designed to quickly train professionals to fill the growing skills gap needs of companies in the legalized cannabis industry: advanced dispensary associate, advanced cultivation technician, and advanced manufacturing agent. ● Partnered with Promineo Tech, a software development company, to offer several boot camps at about half the cost of similar programs. ● Awarded $110,000 by the NYC Mayor’s Office to offer free non-clinical doula training to qualified applicants as part of the Healthcare Career Credentials (HC2) Pilot program to reduce racial inequities in maternal health and support families in the city’s most vulnerable neighborhoods. ● Launched micro credential program in User Experience Design, Customer Service, Hospitality, Health Coach and Community Health Worker. Strengthening Student Support ● Implemented monthly Town Halls as a mechanism to increase communication between students and administration, identify institutional roadblocks and provide direct support and guidance. ● Awarded $175K from JP Morgan Chase to increase support to single-parent students. ● Received a $150K donation to support students in need during the COVID pandemic. ● Selected as one of eight colleges to participate in the Achieving the Dream (ATD) sponsored College Success for Single Mothers Project to support the success of women and mothers on campus. ● Launched KCC Flex, a program designed to meet the needs of adult learners by offering evening, weekend, and online classes. A team of specialized coaches and advisors support Flex students. ● Reorganized and restructured Academic Advisement ● Implemented Club Hour within class schedule to support student engagement in club activities and provide opportunities for faculty/staff to engage in administrative tasks and meetings ● Awarded $125K for the Urban Farm and Community Garden from Assemblymember Mathylde Frontus. Forging Strategic Partnerships and Enhancing Resource Development ● Partnered with Amazon to offer the company’s New York hourly employees tuition benefits so they can pursue Associate degrees at the Brooklyn campus and online. ● Partnered with NYC’s Administration for Children’s Services to launch V-CRED, a vocational training and apprenticeship program providing professional opportunities for youth in foster care, ages 16 to 24, at Kingsborough Community College. ● Launched job corps program for youth via a federal grant of nearly $1.2M. Awarded $1.2 million by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration to create a Job Corps Scholars Program for youth. • Awarded $710K to expand the CareerReady Work, Learn & Grow Program, administered by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development in partnership with the NYC Department of Education. • Partnered with the College & Community Fellow shop Program and Project Thrive to offer faculty and staff professional development series to help the college create a more welcoming and responsive environment for justice impacted individuals. 3 Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ● Awarded $24,000 Campus Climate grant by CUNY to support trainings, workshops, and activities that support diversity, equity, and inclusion. ● Selected as one of 10 colleges selected to participate in the Achieving the Dream (ATD) + @USCRaceEquity Racial Equity Leadership Academy, a year-long program to develop & implement bold, strategic racial equity plans at our institutions. ● Selected as one of 70 higher education institutions to participate in the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) Institute on Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Campus Centers. ● Awarded funding along with CUNY’s other community colleges from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Strengthening Community College Training Grants program to accelerate education and training programs in partnership with Amazon, Google, and nine other companies and non- profit organizations. Expanding Enrollment Pathways to Degree Attainment • Awarded $300,000 as a part of Achieving the Dream’s Accelerating Diversifying Nursing Pathways at Community Colleges initiative. ● Awarded a five-year, $2.25 million Liberty Partnership grant ($450,000 each year to serve 360 students) working in partnership with Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation and serving students at the Thomas Jefferson campus who are identified as at risk of dropping out. ● Awarded $250,000 by the Heckscher Foundation for Children, in partnership with the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation to re-engage high school graduates who applied to KCC but never enrolled at any college and re-enrollment of first-time freshmen who stopped out before finishing their degrees. ● Partnered with InStride's and their growing network of corporate partners to offer associate degrees to corporate employees with no previous college experience, the first step for many to attain higher education. ● Partnered with Amazon to offer the company’s New York hourly employees tuition benefits so they can pursue Associate Degrees. ● Awarded in partnership with NYC College of Technology a $1M grant from the CUNY Workforce Development Training Grant/Contract Courses to add credential and microcredential certifications in culinary cannabis to their existing hospitality and culinary arts programs. ● Partnered with the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development to launch Work Learn & Grow program to focus on college and career readiness providing 2,155 New York City high school students the opportunity to take for-credit courses followed by a paid internship experience. Institutional Accolades ● KCC named as Top Ten finalists of best community colleges in the U.S. by the Aspen Institute for Community College Excellence. (2018, 2023) ● Surgical Technology Program ranked in the Top 10 programs in the country by BestAccreditedColleges.org. (2023) ● Ranked best community college in New York by Intelligent. (2023) ● Recognized as the #1 community college in New York by niche.com. (2022) ● Recognized as the #2 best community college in New York by niche.com. (2021) ● Ranked #5 by Nurse Explorer for RN programs within New York City/CUNY. (2019) 4 ● Awarded first Federal Centers of Excellence designations for domestic maritime workforce training and education. ● Earned honor for excellence in student success, ‘Achieving the Dream’s’ (ATD’s) Leader College of Distinction designation. (2019) Senior Vice President for Academic / Student Success & Provost, 2016 – 2018 Bronx Community College, City University of New York, Bronx, NY ● Provided executive leadership to the Vice-President of Student Success, Dean of Academic Affairs, Associate and Assistant Deans, Special Projects Manager, Chief Librarian, Scheduling Specialist, and Chairpersons of all 15 Academic departments. ● Led Middle States Commission on Higher Education Reaccreditation process ● Commanded full-scope operations spanning academics, admissions, programs, learning communities, athletics, child development center, student retention, financial aid, and more. ● Served as a member of the President’s Cabinet and played a lead role in hiring new faculty/staff. ● Produced annual budget and supervised campus operations during President’s absence. ● Expanded national completion program, Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs. ● Increased online courses by 30% through a strategic initiative to expand digital footprint. ● Expanded online offerings from 1.8 to 4.1 within three years. ● Designed and implemented a high-impact professional development program for frontline staff. Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs, 2013 – 2015 Bronx Community College, City University of New York, Bronx, NY ● Created Learning Commons, a one-stop academic support center providing tutoring, academic skills workshops, and peer-to-peer mentoring. ● Directed 20+ personnel, including the Dean of Academic Affairs, Associate Dean for Curriculum and Faculty Development, and Associate Dean for Student Success. ● Helmed all facets of academic affairs, including programs and initiatives to enhance student success. ● Formulated the annual budget and served as a member of the President’s Cabinet and the College’s Personnel & Budget Committee. ● Introduced supplemental instruction programs and designed new associate degree programs, certificates, and courses. ● Cooperated with President to screen and interview qualified candidates for faculty and staff positions within Academic Affairs division. ● Established Winter Professional Development Conference for Faculty Associate Provost for Academic Development, 2012 – 2013 Associate Professor, Department of Special Education and Counseling William Paterson University of New Jersey, Wayne, NJ ● Collaboratively identified and addressed issues impacting student college/program retention, progression, engagement, and completion; implemented an early alert system to accelerate intervention. ● Governed Office of Academic Support/Educational Enrichment, Office of Testing, Office of First Year Experience, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Research, and programs such as Foundations and Educational Opportunities Fund. ● Efficiently coordinated academic testing and placements, academic skills development, dismissals, reinstatements, tutoring, supplemental instruction, and academic advisement. ● Architected framework for improving student retention beyond the first year. 5 Associate Provost, 2009 – 2012 Assistant Provost, 2006 – 2009 Medgar Evers College, City University of New York, Brooklyn, NY ● Aligned, mobilized, inspired, empowered, and supervised 12+ direct reports across multiple functional areas such as institutional research and assessment, undergraduate education, grants, study abroad, scholarships, evening/weekend programs, and educational technology. ● Implemented Advisortrac software to enhance assessment activities in Student Affairs office. ● Proactively steered implementation of early alert and supplemental instruction services. ● Coordinated NYSED Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act program. ● Masterminded strategies to achieve greater retention and higher graduation rates. ● Led development and implementation of campus-based performance management process. ● Teamed with department chairpersons and deans in preparing new degree program proposals. ● Extensively supported human resources activities, including recruitment, hiring, promotion, and tenure. ● Served as campus coordinator for Institutional Review Board. ● Functioned as Principal Investigator for: o NYSED Smart Scholars Early College Grant valued at $450K. o $1.2M US Department of Education Predominantly Black Institutions Grant. o $572K+ Title III grant for US DoE’s ‘Promoting Student Success and Improving Programs through Assessment and Technology’. Acting Chairperson, Education Department, 2006 Deputy Chair, Education Department, 2001- 2006 Medgar Evers College, CUNY, Brooklyn, NY ● Provided leadership, advocacy, and support for teacher education through department course offerings and advisement/mentorship (12 full-time and part-time faculty). National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) Coordinator, 2003 – 2006 Medgar Evers College, CUNY, Brooklyn, NY ● Structured department self-study and preparations to achieve initial accreditation by NCATE. ● Pioneered department initiatives such as assessment systems and early field experiences. ● Systematically authored NCATE-related reports and correspondence. Associate Professor, 2001 – 2006 Medgar Evers College, CUNY, Brooklyn, NY School of Liberal Arts & Education ● Instructed undergraduate courses in Special Education and Teacher Education. ● Supervised pre-service teachers in practicum and candidates in early field experience placements. ● Mentored candidates in Early Childhood and Childhood Special Education programs. Adjunct Assistant Professor, 2000 – 2006 Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY Department of Health and Behavior Studies ● Taught graduate courses in Special Education with accountability for syllabi preparation, development of learning activities, student assessment, and conferencing. 6 Adjunct Instructor, 1999 – 2005 College of New Rochelle, Brooklyn, NY School of New Resources ● Taught undergraduate courses on Contemporary Urban Education; presented compelling lectures, prepared course syllabi, administered examinations, and distributed assignments. Additional Professional Experience Independent Contractor / Developmental Specialist, 2005 – 2011 New York City Early Intervention Program, NY, NY ● Provided developmental intervention services for at-risk infants and compiled six-month Individualized Family Service Plan in conjunction with parents and team members. ● Administered developmental evaluations using Developmental Assessment of Young Children (DAYC), clinical observations, and parent interviews. Early Intervention Consultant ● Provided consultative guidance regarding early intervention programs to ensure quality assurance and rigorous compliance with policies and protocols. ● Formulated corrective action plans for programs in response to NYC/EI quality assurance audits. EDUCATION EdD, International and Transcultural Studies (2002) Teachers College, Columbia University MEd, Instructional Practice in Special Education (2001) Teachers College, Columbia University MA, Special Education (1992) Teachers College, Columbia University BA, Africana Studies / Journalism (1990) Rutgers University CERTIFICATIONS Special Education Teacher (K-12) Permanent, New York State Department of Education Early Intervention Provider: Developmental Evaluations, New York State Department of Health PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ● Aspen New Presidents Fellowship, 2022 ● CUNY Leadership Initiative Mentor, 2002 ● Harvard Graduate School of Education Seminar in Crisis Management, 2021 ● Harvard Graduate School of Education Seminar for New Presidents, 2019 ● Harvard Graduate School of Education Institute for Educational Management, 2018 ● American Council on Education, Institute for New Chief Academic Officers, 2014 ● Fellow, American Association of State Colleges and Universities Millennium Leadership Institute, 2012 7 AWARDS/RECOGNITION • NY Carib News’ Caribbean Power 100, 2023 • Diverse Issues in Higher Education Magazine’s 25 Leading Women in Higher Education, 2023 • Influential Women in Higher Education by JosieAhlquist.com, 2023 • Brooklyn Power List Schneps Media, 2023 • Power Women of Brooklyn, 2022 • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, North Atlantic Region Wilma Tootle Award for Outstanding Achievement in the field of Education, 2022 • AAC&U-Cengage Inclusion Scholarship, awarded to currently serving campus presidents in recognition of their outstanding leadership to advance equitable liberal education, 2022 • NYC Power Players in Education (PoliticoNY and amNY Metro), 2022 • City and State Higher Education Power 100, 2022 • City and State Brooklyn’s Power 100, 2022 • NY Carib News’ Caribbean Power 100, 2022 • Rutgers African-American Alumni Alliance Hall of Fame Inductee, 2021 PUBLICATIONS Jackson, E., Schrader, C., Chan, E., Rodriguez-Dorestant, E. & Banrey, V. (2009). Going D.E.E.P: Developing Experiential Education Programs to Enhance Teaching, Learning, Retention, and Outcomes for Minority Students in Models of Success: Successful Models for Effectively Retaining and Graduating Students. Thurgood Marshall College Fund: NY Schrader, C. & Lucas, H. (2008). Structuring a Revolution in Higher Education. International Journal of Innovative Higher Education 21, 56-63. Schrader, C. & Lappin, G. (2006). No Family Left Behind: Interventions to Facilitate Caregiver Involvement in Early Education, American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences Journal, 127 -132. Schrader, C. (2004). The Power of Autobiography. Changing English, 11(1), 115 – 124.UK: Carafax Publishing. LINKED-IN ARTICLES You Down with OPP: Other People's Progress, May 2023 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/you-down-opp-other-peoples-progress-claudia-schrader- edd/?trackingId=ag1jORYWQ2S6uHZyWYIa6Q%3D%3D Oops I did it again: Why the Coney Island New's Year Day Polar Bear Plunge is my New Tradition, January 2023 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/oops-i-did-again-why-coney-island-news-year-day-polar-schrader- edd/?trackingId=ag1jORYWQ2S6uHZyWYIa6Q%3D%3D Completion Culture: Creating the Conditions for Winning for First Generation Students, May 2021 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/creating-conditions-winning-first-generation-students-schrader- edd/?trackingId=ag1jORYWQ2S6uHZyWYIa6Q%3D%3D 8 The Community College Pathway, December 2020 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/community-college-pathway-claudia-schrader- edd/?trackingId=ag1jORYWQ2S6uHZyWYIa6Q%3D%3D SELECTED PANELS / PRESENTATIONS Panelist, Northeast Conference, American Association of Community Colleges, National Council for Black American Affairs, 2023. Keynote Speaker- Annual Awards Breakfast, American Association for Women in Community Colleges, Denver CO, 2023. Black American Affairs, Hartford, CT 2023. Keynote Speaker- Black Graduation, School of Professional Studies, New York, NY 2023. Panelist, CUNY’s Women Conference Fire Side Chat, Virtual 2021. Panelist, Continuing Education Association of New York, Virtual 2020. Bayardelle, E. Brewer, A., Berotte Joseph, C. & Schrader, C. (April 2014). Leadership Matters: Transforming Campus Culture to Facilitate Completion. American Association for Community Colleges, Washington, DC. Schrader, C., Banrey, V., Chan, E., Childs, P. & Rodriguez-Dorestant, S. (March 2011). Going DEEP: Developing Experiential Education Programs to Enhance Teaching, Learning, Retention and Outcomes for Minority Students. Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Member Universities Professional Institute, Orlando, FLA. Schrader, C. & Rodriguez-Dorestant, S. (June 2009). Generation Y: Implication for Advisement Practice. National Association of Academic College Advisors Conference, New Brunswick, NJ. Schrader, C. & Lucas, H. (July 2007). Structuring a Revolution in Higher Education Presented at the 25th International Council for Innovation in Higher Education, Beijing, China. Schrader, C. & Blair, Z. (June 2007). Assessing Teaching Methodologies to Engage Students. Presented at AASCU American Democracy Project Conference, Philadelphia, PA. Schrader, C. & Lappin, G. (February 2006). No Family Left Behind. Presented at the American Association of Behavioral and Social Sciences, Las Vegas, Nevada. Schrader, C. (July 2005). A single bracelet does not jingle: Building family partnerships in Teacher Education Programs. Presented at 21st Century Children’s Rights Conference, Sponsored by Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi Texas. Schrader, C. (April 2004). Using Technology to Enhance Teaching and Learning Presented at the Center for Learning and Teaching and Learning, Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York. 9 KINGSBOROUGH CORNER MONTHLY COLUMNS Fall 2019 to present: https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/articles.html Selected Columns As Students Succeed, CUNY Wins. (March 2023). https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/documents/articles/2023/March2023Articl e.pdf Preserving History at the Holocaust Museum through Education. (October 2022). https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/documents/articles/2022/Kingsborough- Corner_Adv_2022_10_28.pdf High Schoolers Get an Early Start on Higher Edu. (July 2021). https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/documents/articles/2021/July2021Article.p df Serving Those Who Served Us All. (November 2020). https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/documents/articles/November2020Article. pdf September is National Preparedness Month. (September 2019). https://www.kbcc.cuny.edu/CommunicationsandMarketing/documents/articles/SeptemberArticlePage. pdf SELECTED MEDIA https://eastnewyork.com/east-new-york-welcomes-kingsborough-college-to-the-neighborhood-in-its- first-satellite-location/ https://www.ccdaily.com/2022/08/from-a-welcome-wagon-to-a-commencement-caravan/ https://www.case.org/resources/issues/may-june-2022/welcome-wagon https://www1.cuny.edu/mu/forum/2022/01/25/aacu/ https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/09/21/community-college-leaders-celebrate-first-ladys- return https://canarsiecourier.com/dr-claudia-v-schrader-of-kingsborough-community-college-chosen-for- aspen-p7822-255.htm https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/07/07/community-college-president-visits-students- across-new-york-city 10 https://www.forbes.com/sites/nancyleesanchez/2021/04/14/community-college-students-have-lost- more-than-in-person-classes-how-a-college-president-works-to-meet-the-promise-of-educational- support/?sh=317eff94f4e8 https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-caribbeat-cuny-chancellor-greets-kingsborough-student-s- 20200809-nw5c5df2zfalha75allndyd2em-story.html https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-caribbeat-kingsborough-college-president-welcome- wagon-20200726-ygk3bnjbafh2lcfhbty2cffekq-story.html https://thepositivecommunity.com/?s=CLAUDIA+SCHRADER https://www.edupexperience.com/blog/77/ https://www.brooklynpaper.com/checkin-in-with-kingsborough-community-college-president-dr- claudia-schrader/ SELECTED PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS, SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES City University of New York- Board of Trustees Member, Committee on Faculty, Staff, and Administration Member, Committee on Enrollment Management City University of New York Member, Council of Presidents Member, Community College Sector President’s Council Member, CUNY Teaching Excellence Taskforce Member, CUNY Future of Athletics Taskforce Member, Chief Academic Affairs Officers/Provosts Council Mentor, CUNY Leadership Institute Kingsborough Community College, City University of New York Chairperson, College-wide Personnel and Budget Committee Chairperson, College Council Assessment Leadership Council, Member Bronx Community College, City University of New York Chairperson, Vice Presidents, Deans, and Chairs Committee Member, President’s Cabinet Member, President’s Executive Council Member, College-Wide Personnel & Budget Committee Member, Student Technology Fee Committee Member, College Senate Executive Committee Member, College Senate Member, Higher Education Officer (HEO) Screening Committee Member, CUNY Academic Council Chairperson, ASAP Expansion Steering Committee 11 William Paterson University, New Jersey Co-chair, Blue Ribbon Task Force on Academic Advisement Member, Strategic Plan Implementation Committees Medgar Evers College, City University of New York Vice Chair, MEC College Council 2006 – 2008 Member, Institutional Strategic Planning Committee 2010- 2012 Member, Middle States Assessment Committee 2005- 2006 Member, Institutional Review Board, 2004 – 2006 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee, 2003 Member, Assessment Committee, 2003 Member, Student Technology Fee Advisory Committee, 2003 Member, Center for Teaching & Learning Excellence, Faculty Discourse and Development Committee, 2002 Member Intersession Faculty Development Planning Committee, 2003-2008 MEMBERSHIPS/SERVICE/BOARD SERVICE • Habitat for Humanity New York City, Board Member • Ithaka, Board Member • Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Peer Evaluator • American Association of University Women • Wheeler, Wilson & Johnson Community Projects, Incorporated, President 2023 • Member, National Council on Black American Affairs-Northeast Region- American Association of Community Colleges Past • Wheeler, Wilson and Johnson Community Projects, Incorporated, Board Member • Higher Education Research Services (HERS) Board Member • American Association of Community Colleges, Commission on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity, Member • Past Member, NAACP- New York Chapter • Past Board Member, Wadabagei: Journal of the Caribbean and its Diasporas • Member, Boys & Girls High School Advisory Board COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT/VOLUNTEER SERVICE ● New York Youth at Risk, Mentor, 2006-2008 ● Habitat for Humanity Global Village, 2006 - Present o 2006 Sao Paulo, Brazil o 2008 San Salvador, El Salvador o 2009 My Tho, Vietnam o 2011 Mfuleni, South Africa o 2012 Kumasi, Ghana o 2013 Bungoma, Kenya o 2014 Debre Berhan, Ethiopia o 2015 Bali, Indonesia o 2016 Lilongwe, Malawi o 2017 Kitwe, Zambia 12 o 2018 Krabi, Thailand o 2023 Dominican Republic ● Covenant House Sleep Out, 2002 ● Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Member since 1992 ● Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Psi Lambda Omega Chapter, Charter Member, 2009 ● Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Eta Omega Chapter, Member 2012- present o Chapter President 2023-current o Co-Chair, Rites of Passage Program 2012-2016 o Recording Secretary 2014-2016 o Chair, Strategic Planning Committee 2015-2019 o Chair, Leadership Development Committee 2017-2019 o Member, Leadership Development Committee – Current