Meet Our NTL Graduates
Explore the directory below to connect with graduates of our Nourishing Tomorrow’s Leaders program. NTL is designed to bring inclusiveness and diversity to non-profit boards, increase and enhance the pool of effective board members and new leaders, educate and inspire those who participate and provide quality training to individuals in the community.
Participants complete a nine week course that explores the role of a nonprofit’s board of directors while teaching skills like conflict resolution, group dynamics, networking, inclusivity best practices, nonprofit lifecycles, and more.
Check back soon because new graduates are regularly being added to the directory!
Tanya Rosado-Barringer
Class of 2023
An education leader with over 18 years of service, Tanya currently serves as the Executive Director and Coordinator of the Mid-State Regional Bilingual Education Resource Network at OCM BOCES. With a background in fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion, Tanya holds degrees in Broadcast Journalism, TESOL Education, and Educational Leadership. Engaged in leadership, she guides teams and collaborates on strategic planning. Tanya helped expand the NY State Seal of Biliteracy program in CNY and supporting the first dual language program in Utica.
As a former School Board Member overseeing a district of 5,300 students, Tanya contributed to the DEI Committee. Her diverse roles, from ENL Teacher to Testing Coordinator, reflect her dedication to creating a positive and inclusive educational environment. Tanya continues her educational journey with ongoing doctoral studies and remains involved in community commitments by serving as the Secretary of the Mid-Level Administrators Association at OCM BOCES.
Email: trosadobarringer@gmail.com
Agnes McCray
Class of 2023
I am a Caribbean born and Syracuse based human rights advocate who happens to have extravagant differences (my coined term for disabilities). In my 20+ years of community service, I have worked with former County Executive Joanne Mahoney on her Education Task Force and served on Former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner’s Citizen’s Cabinet. I have taught the voter registration trainings for poll workers and assisted in writing the trainings regarding sensitivity and accessibility trainings for the DSS. I currently serve on the Onondaga County Aging Advisory Board, Onondaga County Human Rights Commission, and the Vaccine Equity Taskforce.
I have been awarded the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Award, 2021 National Council of Independent Living Advocate of the Year Award, as well as the 2012 Onondaga County Bell association in which I was the only non-lawyer and person with extravagant differences to be honored. I look forward to continuing growing and learning in my work as a board member.
Email: agnesmccray@gmail.com
Lisa Newcomb
Class of 2023
Lisa’s passion for wellness began at a young age when she was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder that resulted in infertility and health challenges. As a woman of color, Lisa’s firsthand experience with the lack of accessible and affordable wellness services for her family and self-ignited her passion to be an agent and facilitator of change in the wellness and healthcare industry. Lisa believes that individualized care that takes into consideration the WHOLE person and our systems is key to healing ourselves and our communities. Lisa is the founder and CEO of Thrive in Healing, Co-Founder of The Syracuse Yoga Collective, Counselor, Wellness Practitioner, Consultant, and Yoga Alliance Certified Trauma-informed Yoga & Meditation Instructor.
Email: thriveinhealing@gmail.com
Lenora Joyner-Hayes
Class of 2023
I bring to the table over 20 years of financial experience ranging from payroll management, grant billing, financial reporting, and cash management. My greatest passions are strengthening, encouraging, inspiring, and impacting marriages, families, youth, and community. I am dedicated to making our community a better and safer place for our children by helping them reach their potential and see beyond their environment.
Email: Freddie200@twcny.rr.com
Oceanna Fair
Class of 2023
I am a mother, grandmother, and retired nurse. I grew up on the southside of Syracuse where I still reside today. I am an advocate that spends my days bringing the voices of families affected by childhood lead poisoning to the table with decision makers on the local, state, and federal level.
I have spent time serving on some very diverse boards including the Syracuse Land Bank as well as youth sports and grassroots agencies. I am passionate about improving my community and city and opening up opportunities for everyone.
Email: olfair233@gmail.com
Alyssa N. Haymore
Class of 2023
I am an Educational Administrator dedicated to creating equitable systems for all. I provide Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion professional learning to academic and business administrators. I am a dynamic keynote gifted with the ability to connect with people through kindness and storytelling.
Publications include A True Story, Repeated Word for Word As I Lived It published in the 2013 Mark Twain Annual and Our Students Need Culturally Relevant Education – It Starts with Training Teachers (Parents.com 2020). My awesome daughter Hannah and gifted daughter Abigail remind me daily of the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels a sense of belonging.
Email: ah.belonging@gmail.com
Zeeshan James
Class of 2023
Zeeshan James brings experience ranging from time spent in the banking and healthcare sectors as well as performing interfaith and youth work. He has served as a development consultant and cultural sensitivity expert and has worked extensively with the refugee and immigrant communities in Syracuse.
Zeeshan currently works as Director of Care Management at RISE. He serves on non-profit boards of healthcare, ethnic community-based organizations, faith-based ministries, and a food pantry. He is also connected with Asian American forums and South Asian networks and was recently appointed as Assistant Superintendent for Asian Village at New York State Fair.
Email: shanijames@hotmail.com
Jay Denson
Class of 2023
I am passionate about empowering individuals to reach their full potential and committed to helping your agency grow both personally and professionally. As City Manager for Financial Empowerment in Syracuse, I have extensive experience in Social Services, Juvenile Justice, Education, and Neighborhood & Business Development. With a focus on serving underserved communities, I have developed policies and procedures that have made a real difference in people’s lives including establishing access to free HIV/STI testing. I look forward to leveraging my experience to make a positive impact within your organization.
Email: densonj0813@gmail.com
Murjan Abdi
Class of 2023
As a potential board member, I offer a diverse skill set with experience in workforce development, financial mentoring, and education. My strengths lie in strong leadership, effective communication, and adaptability. I hold an associate degree in Business Administration and am pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the same field.
I am committed to continuous learning, and am proud to have earned the Champion of Diversity Award and Alumni Award which reflects my dedication to diversity, education, and community engagement. These attributes position me as a candidate equipped to contribute meaningfully to the objectives of any board.
Email: murjanabdi80@gmail.com
Gregory Ayers
Class of 2023
Gregory is an accomplished leader with a proven track record of over 15 years in supervisory roles across various industries in both the private and public sectors. His background includes Fair Housing, Government Housing Services (HCV, PBV, LIHTC), and Pharmacy Retail.
Gregory is the owner and operator of Definitive Triumph Consulting which empowers small businesses and entrepreneurs with technical and business expertise. He also serves on the Board of the Barber Family Foundation – a nonprofit that provides scholarships to children of military families seeking higher education. During his leisure time, Gregory finds joy in exploring his culinary talents, immersing himself in literature, and engaging in friendly rounds of bowling.
Email: DefinitiveTriumph@gmail.com
Nelisha Barron
Class of 2023
I was born and raised in Paterson, NJ, and moved to Syracuse eleven years ago. I am a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc and also serve as the Board Chair of Z-HOPE (Zetas Helping Other People Excel) and on the Vera House Board of Directors. For the last three years, I’ve had the opportunity to volunteer and create amazing relationships within the community and work within the non-profit sector.
I am a volunteer and Wish Granter with Make-A-Wish and have volunteered for some amazing events such as Alayah’s Rideathon, Make-A-Wish Star Party, Marshall Man Premiere and more. I volunteer for Paige’s Butterfly Run (Courage Corner) and I participate in their 3k walk every year. I have a passion and purpose as a leader to empower, inspire, and advocate for the underserved people within the community.
Email: nelisha.barron@gmail.com
Raymond Card Jr.
Class of 2023
I am a retired New York City law enforcement officer who is extremely passionate about supporting our youth. I think there are many people who could transform their lives if given the opportunity, and I want to help them get there. I am a lifelong learner, extremely prompt, and committed to making positive social change.
Brandon Johnson
Class of 2023
I am a Healthcare Administrator and former Ronald McDonald House staff member with additional experience in real estate investing and property management with Crossett Property Management. For over ten years I have lived in Syracuse and served as a passionate advocate for economic development, housing, and helping others who have faced medical challenges.
In addition to my professional work, I have served as a director on the boards of several non-profit organizations, including LAUNCH (former Board President), Cayuga County Habitat for Humanity, the Capital Region Chapter of the Stand Up and Play Foundation, and Everyday Warriors.
I have a passion for helping others when health issues get in the way of life, and am eager to network with other non-profits to see where my talents and interests would fit best.
Leonese Nelson
Class of 2023
The love of learning was instilled in me as a child by my parents, who did not have the opportunity to further their education but ensured that my siblings and I did. This passion has fueled my 20+ year career providing educational services and opportunities to middle and high students throughout Onondaga County and undergraduates at Syracuse University.
My experience as an educator has enabled me to serve on a local K-8 charter school Board of Trustees and simultaneously chair two statewide student conferences. As Program Director for two programs at Syracuse University, I aim to ensure that students have the skills and support to succeed in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM), licensure fields, and life in general.
Email: leonese.nelson@gmail.com
Ayanna Richmond
Class of 2023
I serve as a dedicated instructional coach working in the North Syracuse Central School District, and my journey has been deeply rooted in my own experiences growing up in historically underprivileged neighborhoods in Syracuse. These early experiences have shaped my unwavering commitment to advancing educational equity, both as a personal mission and a professional goal.
My goal is to bring my background and a strong foundation in data analysis, group presentation, and cultivating growth conversations to a non-profit board that shares my passion. I’m eager to contribute my skills and expertise to help shape the organization’s mission and ensure that it makes a lasting impact on those it serves.
Email: richmond.ayanna@gmail.com
Kamesha Graves
Class of 2022
Email: kamay81@gmail.com
Cjala Surratt
Class of 2020
My work in the arts focuses on equity and restorative justice, emphasizing socially engaged practices, site-specific projects, and public interventions. An alum of Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts (’22), I have worked in public relations, marketing, and community outreach for various arts, culture, and social justice organizations for the past 20 years. I served as public relations director of The Redhouse Arts Center and as the marketing director for the Community Folk Art Center. Currently, I am the communications coordinator for Light Work and Urban Video Project. I also serve on the Community Folk Art Center Advisory Board, Everson Museum of Art Members’ Board Racial and Equity Task Force, and NYS Arts Commission, among other affiliations.
Email: cjalasurratt@gmail.com
Kofi Antwi, MFA
Class of 2022
My professional background is rooted in teaching individuals English and literature courses, and facilitating writing workshops that range from adolescents to adults. I have crafted lessons plans that explore literacy and language as a tool to promote healthy communication in public settings. I am experienced in leading as Director of Operations for after school and summer school programs that engage young adults in creative arts. As an educator my goal is to mentor young adults through creative expression within Central New York communities.
Email: kingkofiantwi@gmail.com
Arlaina Harris
Class of 2022
I excel at strategic development for improving community engagement, cultural competency, and trauma informed care. My professional background is in macro social work, and I am passionate about working to de-stigmatize mental illness and address the socioeconomic conditions of poverty – particularly among communities of color. I have experience developing relationship-based strategies that promote system level change with a focus on prevention, trust building, social justice, and equity.
I currently serve as Director of Community Partnerships for Blueprint 15, President of Cafe Sankofa Cooperative, and Site Coordinator of Food Bank of CNY where I work to advance a holistic approach to neighborhood well-being on the South Side of Syracuse, NY.
Email: aharris@blueprint15.org
Tealye Pinet
Class of 2022
As a team-oriented professional and administrator, I have spent the last decade working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. My expertise is in career development and higher education. I am a solution-oriented thought leader with innovative ideas. I believe everyone has the potential to become successful in their career.
I enjoy assisting individuals with making choices for their futures, first job or their next career move, and helping them to realize opportunities that are available to them. I help to guide students in developing their soft skills and becoming responsible employees in this ever-changing job market. With a passion to the uplift the community, I believe in molding our young people into future leaders.
Email: tealyepinet@onpointforcollege.org
Terrence Butler
Class of 2022
I am a Syracusan through and through. For many years, I worked in the human services and disabilities sector with agencies such as Elmcrest Children’s Center, ARC, ARISE, and Rescue Mission. Those experiences allowed me to learn from and positively impact people with developmental disabilities, older adults, and people of all ages with mental health needs.
Currently, I am working in property management – specifically in senior residences. I know the community intimately and am always striving to contribute to the greater good.
Email: Mrtbutler33@gmail.com
Olivia J. Barrett
Class of 2022
As a Nurse and an Educator, I am passionate about mentoring and empowering others. I believe there is power in diversity and that unique backgrounds build strong, innovative teams. My interests lie in caring for the elderly and end-of-life care, STEM (science, technology, engineering & mathematics) and educational opportunities for youth, and Faith-based organizations serving vulnerable populations in our community.
I am Lean Six Sigma certified and bring strong problem solving and process improvement skills, project management and presentation skills to the table. As a native of Central New York, I am eager to give back to our CNY community through board service.
Email: oliviajbarrett@gmail.com
Kanischa Miller
Class of 2022
In ten years of work in the customer support sector, I have learned to nurture in many different capacities: As a Hospital Corpsman in the United States Navy, Medical Assistant at a non-profit Healthcare System, and now, a Customer Success Manager at a cloud-based software company.
The core of my career has remained the same; build relationships and improve quality.
Since returning to Syracuse, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for the non-profits seeking to improve the quality of life in our region.
My interests include traveling, learning about wine, and The Great Outdoors. I am interested in nurturing my community by way of environmental conservation, but I am open to all opportunities.
Email: KanischaMiller@gmail.com
Matthew Vanderwerken
Class of 2022
I am a CNY native with a background in operations and volunteer management. I have a passion for sustainability and development, especially in underserved communities. I am the co-founder of Operation Northern Comfort based out of Syracuse.
I currently serve as the Director of Operations at Clear Path for Veterans, with previous experience in a community foundation, a solar micro-grid start-up, and a small international NGO. I am an analytical problem solver with experience looking at challenges from both a micro and macro level.
Email: mvanderwerken@gmail.com
Jarvis Richardson
Class of 2022
As a Syracuse native and graduate of Fowler High School, I have had the time and opportunity to create strong relationships in many areas of the CNY community.
My objective is to influence and improve the quality of life for our young people. I have strong engagement skills and am a great communicator, abilities that I have developed while doing care coordination and peer-to-peer support work with youth. I am knowledgeable of age-appropriate resources within the community and have experience connecting youth and families with new tools and opportunities.
Email: jrichardson@ccsi.org
Stacey M. Bailey
Class of 2022
I have a background in community connections, and I have spent the last ten years volunteering and working in the nonprofit arena. For the past eight years, I have worked with domestic violence victims, sexual health, and more – recently advocating against racial disparities in the medical field. I also have experience doing outreach work and collecting data for needs assessments.
Currently, my passion has guided me to work with impoverished youth in urban communities. I work as the Unit Director for the Central Village Boys & Girls Club.
Email: touchedbyhoney124@gmail.com
Alicia Ernest
Class of 2022
I have a passion for serving non-profit organizations which provide for our Community. I have a proven ability to work collaboratively with diverse interests, to develop and execute strategic plans aligned with the organization’s ultimate goals. After beginning my career as the coordinator of volunteers/special events, for a local non-profit, I continued to pursue experiences that lead me to an opportunity in which I served as the Executive Director of a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
I have invested many years serving my local Soup Kitchen, Animal Shelter, Food Pantry, Youth Outreach Program, etc. I have a sense of purpose when working, hand-in-hand, with the Community members who benefit from the services provided. I am humbled by opportunities that allow me to break outside of myself and serve the needs of others.
Email: aliciamernest@gmail.com
Maryselyn McCarthy
Class of 2022
I am a native Syracusan with 15+ years of diversified business experience in the professional health benefits industry. My desire to do more impactful work led me to leave the health benefits industry and begin a career as an administrative/operations assistant at a local nonprofit where I provide support to our Senior Services, Youth Services and Workforce Development team.
I was exposed to the nonprofit world by my mother who provided my brother and I with a safe environment to attend after-school and summer programming. In my teenage years, I became a parent to two amazing daughters and would love to give back by working with youth and teen moms specifically.
Email: maryselyn@gmail.com
John Rastley
Class of 2022
As a Central New York native with over 30 years of experience working in the energy sector, I’ve had the opportunity to create many outstanding relationships in the community. In my career and while holding a leadership position at a regional nonprofit organization, I have obtained the skills to understand and resolve complex issues – including but not limited to State regulations.
As the spouse of a cancer survivor, foster parent, and veteran with many hours of community service under my belt, I have observed the many needs facing Central New Yorkers. My passion is to help and improve the lives of others. In my retirement I look forward to using my relationships and skills to better the community.
Email: Forthecamp@hotmail.com
Jasmine Holden
Class of 2022
I have over 10 years of experience in the Human Services field, working with individuals with many types of abilities and disabilities including autism, intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy, and Down Syndrome, among others. Youth and literacy rates within the inner-city are also major interests of mine.
I am a children’s book author and created a nonprofit that places books from diverse authors in the hands of children. We have been in operation for two years and support and showcase independent authors of different backgrounds. I plan to make sure that the diverse population in CNY is heard as well as seen. Representation is key! I’m here so those keys can unlock doors.
Email: preservetheblackchild@gmail.com
Haohui (Nate) Pan
Class of 2022
As an international student who graduated with an Economics degree from Syracuse University, I have a strong interest in facilitating economic development and improving our urban centers – particularly by helping the communities that have been left behind economically.
I have also spent a significant amount of time volunteering and interning for the Neighborhood and Business Department of the City of Syracuse (NBD), as well as Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today, CNY Food Bank, Mayor Ben Walsh’s reelection campaign, and as an Engineering Ambassador with middle school students in the Syracuse City School District.
I firmly believe that with my international perspective, education, and volunteer experience I can make an impact on this beautiful city.
Email:
hpan10@syr.edu
Hillary Warner
Class of 2020
I am a passionate educator, advocate, and public health leader from Syracuse, NY.
I am team-oriented, mission-driven, and love my community. I have served non-profits for over 10 years in various capacities. I’ve had many beautiful, messy, and eye-opening experiences, which have helped to guide my compassion and perspective over the years.
Email:
hwarner87@gmail.com
Regina McArthur
Class of 2021
Employed at M&T Bank for years. Successful community leader, grant writer, and Community Reinvestment Loan Specialist. NAACP Woman of the Month. Currently lending my voice and hands to seven boards.
Email:
rmcarthur@mtb.com
Lindetta Broadwater
Class of 2021
I have experience working with people with mental and development disabilities. I have a passion to uplift our young women so they will know their worth. I am a very positive person and am able to find something good in all situations and people.
Email: olindetta@gmail.com
Hussein Yerow
Class of 2021
Hussein Yerow has been the Operations Manager of the North Side Learning Center since January 2018. He started as a student, then volunteer, before he became a staff member. Hussein is a native of Kenya and resettled in Syracuse in 2010, along with his parents and five brothers. He is the second oldest and of Somali descent. Hussein has connected to numerous community efforts such as volunteer roles with the Duck Race to End Racism, leading a neighborhood “Adopt A Block” team, assisting with World Refugee Day, and many others. His participation in The Leadership Classroom was the highlight of this past year. He is in active member of Mosque of Jesus Son of Mary and his faith and values are a driving force in his life.
Email: yerowh@gmail.com
Chris Kosakowski
Class of 2021
I bring strong opinions and a passionate voice. I bring a fresh, intersectional perspective. I always have the interest of clients and the betterment of an agency in mind.
Email: ckosakowski@verahouse.org
Billie Lockhart
Class of 2021
As a board member, I bring several things to the table. I have a passion for creating change and experience as someone who proudly represents unrepresented voices. I also have the expectation that our collective work will enhance the lives of those we serve.
Email: verrrb@gmail.com
Jessica Hess
Class of 2021
I am a communications and sustainability professional with experience in budget and operations management. I am passionate about giving back to my adoptive home of CNY and enjoy creative problem-solving ith diverse members of the community.
Email: jessica.bumpus13@gmail.com
Stephanie Leonard
Class of 2021
I have been a part of banking leadership for over 30+ years and can provide guidance within the areas of finance and strategic planning. I am experienced in the areas of fund raising, program development and recruitment as well. I enjoy all areas of public service and have served in many diverse areas. I am open to all organizations where I can provide assistance and value.
Email: sleonard6393@gmail.com
Eileen Collins
Class of 2021
I can provide time management skills to keep the business side of organizations efficient. I also bring administrative support for the functional back office.
Email: adoncallny@gmail.com
Faye Green
Class of 2021
I am a life long Syracusan who has been a volunteer in many capacities and I am interested in becoming a board member for a non-for-profit to make a difference in my community.
Email: Faye.Greene@accesscny.org
Anthony Morano
Class of 2021
1. Expert relationship builder and tender;
2. Passionate about equity and justice, especially in regards to people who are in economic margins and children/adults who have all kinds of disabilities;
3. Gifted collaborator who will bring out the best in everyone at the table!
Email: anthonylejaedu@yahoo.com
Janelle Harris
Class of 2021
1. I am an open and honest person that always tells it like it is without hurting or belittling anyone.
2. My organizational skills are one of my strongest qualities.
3. I enjoy assisting the elderly as they make choices with healthcare/insurance information.
Email: Janelleboyd777@gmail.com
Monu Chetri
Class of 2021
I bring my values of diversity and inclusion to any board I am a part of. I am a passionate advocate for both the Deaf and disability communities.
Email: chetrimonu@gmail.com
Tre’Coy Boyd
Class of 2021
What I bring to a board is unlimited potential. I aspire to work with people who help me learn and grow prfoessionally, while still striving to make an impact in the community.
Email: treyboyd45@yahoo.com
Michael J. Leonelli
Class of 2021
I have three years of experience as a board president where I raised $25,000-$50,000 annually and diversely expanded our board by 12 people.
Email: Mjleonelli@icloud.com
Nicole M. Collazo Cruz
Class of 2021
As a potential board member I will bring all of myself full of experiences. As a minority I will bring my perspective. Another thing that I will bring is my passion to serve others and my passion to learn.
Email: vesell@partnerscny.org
Liz Hradil
Class of 2021
I am a public service minded problem solver. I bring together international experience, social and political philosophy, volunteerism, neighborhood/community involvement, and hands on practice. My mission as a leader is to inspire, empower, listen, stand up, give purpose, and act with integrity.
Email: lizhradil@gmail.com
Sean Reed Jr.
Class of 2021
As a board member I can provide insight and expertise in programming and grant writing. I also have a passion for helping impoverished communities and the youth.
Email: sreed@cnycf.org
Tiffany Lloyd
Class of 2020
I am an urban professional with nearly 20 years experience providing public and community service. My professional history has been dedicated to working in partnership to build a strong base of cross-sector stakeholders, who develop intentional and intersectional messages, to increase social and reproductive justice.
Email: Urban_aristocrat@yahoo.com
Emad Rahim
Class of 2020
Over 20 years of experience in project management, entrepreneurship, business development and strategic planning. Management consultant, business professor, content manager and former university dean.
Email: emad13207@gmail.com
Virgie Townsend
Class of 2020
Past experience as secretary and committee chair on the Vera House Board of Directors. More than 10 years of communications experience, including as a nonprofit executive and published writer in the New York Times, Washington Post, and other national outlets.
Email: virgie@virgietownsend.com
Therese L. Howington
Class of 2018
I bring diversity from a woman’s and African American’s perspective, and a pre-existing passion for the causes around social justice.
Email: evangelistth@aol.com
Amy Grover
Class of 2019
I’m inquisitive, thoughtful, and fair. I enjoy contributing toward ideas and projects. I believe everyone should contribute and be held accountable for those responsibilities. I share things that I am passionate about with the community through eloquent speaking and writing. My strengths fall within team building, public speaking, and conceptualizing ideas. My core values are transparency, growth and engagement.
Email: amygrover113@gmail.com
Tamara Harris
Class of 2018
I have served on several local boards here in CNY. Currently, I am on the board of HumaneCNY, and before that I was the Chair of the ARISE Foundation Board for 3 years. I enjoy fundraising and working with both current and potential donors.
Email: tamaraviolin28@yahoo.com
Ashlea Schad
Class of 2019
Ten years of working in the non-profit sector, primarily with cultivating relationships for development and fundraising. I am enthusiastic about the greater Syracuse community, supporting causes including education, hunger, and violence. I currently sit on the Vera House Board and am truly grateful for my NTL experience. Had it not been for NTL I would have never met Virgie Townsend, a former Board member at Vera House. Connections and network are everything.
Email: aschad@syrdiocese.org
Balbina “Priscilla” Santana-De Los Santos
Class of 2018
I am bilingual (Spanish/English), have non-profit experience, and am organized, detail oriented, and very proactive. I am eager to help the Syracuse community.
Email: priscillataz78@gmail.com
Sameerah Owens
Class of 2019
I am passionate about the City of Syracuse and motivated in creating change for families. I am a team oriented person with the willingness to learn new things.
Email: mazilay@gmail.com
Maithreyee D. Dubé
Class of 2018
I have a passion for leadership coaching and talent for facilitating conflict management. I have successfully created long lasting programs by engaging volunteers and employees alike, complete with succession planning. I also bring strong presentation skills for small and large group presentations – both to present myself and coach others to present.
Email: mddube@syr.edu
Arriell Mussi
Class of 2020
My purpose is to empower, not through motivation but through congruently aligning others with an inspired life. To help others see the light that always and already exists within them.
Email: Arriell.j.mussi@gmail.com
Patricia (Katie) McBride
Class of 2019
Qualities that I would bring to a potential board include a full “knowledge” of the responsibilities of the Board of Director and the expectation from its Commissioners. I will bring “passion” which I believe is extremely important at the table. I believe having a passion for the mission of the organization helps the foundation for see beyond the fiduciary responsibilities of a board member and see the community it serves as well.
Email: pmcbride@syrgov.net
