this dynamic, thoughtful, and capable woman. Susie regards the monthly programs as an expression of the AAUW’s mission. Of her last year at the helm with her much-admired Co-Chair, Mary Coiteux, Susie says, feel like I’m doing something on a broader “I scale, something that could effect a positive change for women everywhere.” Educated at Florida State University, Susie worked in rural schools in central Florida and Georgia when segregation was still widespread. She taught children during the day and coached their parents at night so they could pass their GEDs. These experiences were life-defining, and not surprisingly, she is still in touch with two of her students from those years. Susie wants to continue working in a leadership role, saying “I see the AAUW as an opportunity to educate people to look beyond their own lives. It’s been a great year, and I’m looking forward to the next.” So are we, Susie. ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY BRANCH JO ANN ROGERS — JoAnn Rogers joined the St. Lawrence County Branch three years ago and was elected as Education Opportunities Fund VP. In 2013, she became branch Member-ship VP, bringing energy and passion to the job. She has organized events at three of four local college campuses in this past year and reached out to people across a broad spectrum to join AAUW. She participates in our video news collaboration with WCKN, North Country Matters. As an assistant professor of humanities and social sciences at Clarkson University, she introduces her students to a broad array of social issues including poverty, the environment, and human trafficking. WESTCHESTER COUNTY BRANCH STEPHANIE LEMNIOS — Stephanie Lemnios, a STEM education specialist and consultant, has been a member of the AAUW Westchester Branch the summer of 2013. She brings with her significant experience in running a variety of STEM programs. In her short time at AAUW, she has shown tremendous leadership, especially in the branch's STEM pro-grams. She has taken on the challenging role of Co-Director, Tech Wise Summer Camp, which will run its first STEM camp in the summer of 2014. Stephanie is also on the Planning Committee of our annual Explore Your Opportunities STEM Conference as the Workshop Assistant Coordinator. In addition, she volunteers to provide hospitality at the branch meetings. Looking ahead, Stephanie will join the branch board as the Programs Co-Vice President for 2014-2015. We are very pleased to have Stephanie in our branch and look forward to her many contributions.
this dynamic, thoughtful, and capable woman. Susie regards the monthly programs as an expression of the AAUW’s mission. Of her last year at the helm with her much-admired Co-Chair, Mary Coiteux, Susie says, “I feel like I’m doing something on a broader scale, something that could effect a positive change for women everywhere.” Educated at Florida State University, Susie worked in rural schools in central Florida and Georgia when segregation was still widespread. She taught children during the day and coached their parents at night so they could pass their GEDs. These experiences were life-defining, and not surprisingly, she is still in touch with two of her students from those years. Susie wants to continue working in a leadership role, saying “I see the AAUW as an opportunity to educate people to look beyond their own lives. It’s been a great year, and I’m looking forward to the next.” So are we, Susie. ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY BRANCH — JO ANN ROGERS JoAnn Rogers joined the St. Lawrence County Branch three years ago and was elected as Education Opportunities Fund VP. In 2013, she became branch Member-ship VP, bringing energy and passion to the job. She has organized events at three of four local college campuses in this past year and reached out to people across a broad spectrum to join AAUW. She participates in our video news collaboration with WCKN, North Country Matters. As an assistant professor of humanities and social sciences at Clarkson University, she introduces her students to a broad array of social issues including poverty, the environment, and human trafficking. WESTCHESTER COUNTY BRANCH — STEPHANIE LEMNIOS Stephanie Lemnios, a STEM education specialist and consultant, has been a member of the AAUW Westchester Branch the summer of 2013. She brings with her significant experience in running a variety of STEM programs. In her short time at AAUW, she has shown tremendous leadership, especially in the branch's STEM pro-grams. She has taken on the challenging role of Co-Director, Tech Wise Summer Camp, which will run its first STEM camp in the summer of 2014. Stephanie is also on the Planning Committee of our annual Explore Your Opportunities STEM Conference as the Workshop Assistant Coordinator. In addition, she volunteers to provide hospitality at the branch meetings. Looking ahead, Stephanie will join the branch board as the Programs Co-Vice President for 2014-2015. We are very pleased to have Stephanie in our branch and look forward to her many contributions.