Meet Our New Board
Our sincere thanks goes out to everyone who voted in our recent election and attended the Encore Learning Annual Meeting on May 18. We announced our new Officers and Board Members, had an organizational update, heard from several Committee Chairs, received a report from our Treasurer and showed our appreciation to our amazing volunteers, without whom this organization could not function.
Congratulations to our 2023-2024 Board:
- Marylin Marton* – Vice President (term ending June 2025)
- Mildred Patterson – Vice President (term ending June 2024)
- Steve Shapiro – Treasurer (term ending June 2025)
- Joan Carter – Secretary (term ending June 2025)
- Jeanne LaBella – Academic Programs Committee Co-Chair
- Deborah Spero – Academic Programs Committee Co-Chair
- Gail Massot – Class Aides Committee Co-Chair
- Carol Fuller* – Class Aides Committee Co-Chair
- David Briggs* – Community Advisory Council Chair
- Martin Suydam – Information Technology Committee Co-Chair
- Richard Rubin – Information Technology Committee Co-Chair
- Jean Falvey* – Membership Committee Chair
- Ann Kaupp – Publications Committee Co-Chair
- Bill Reilly* – Publications Committee Co-Chair
- Kris McLaughlin – Special Events Committee Chair
- Sandra Borden* – Volunteer Committee Chair
(*new board members)
Marilyn Marton has been appointed by the Board of Directors to serve as President for July 1, 2023-June 30, 2024. An individual will be appointed to fill the vacant two-year Vice President term in July by the new incoming Board of Directors.
15.Sandra Borden* – Volunteer Committee Chair
You can read the bios of our new Board members here. You can watch the entire Annual Meeting, including introductions of our new board members here.
Following the annual business meeting, we offered a dynamic workshop on keeping your brain active. We know that an active brain helps ward off dementia. Popular instructor, Kay Yong, certified practitioner in dementia therapies, led all participants in an interactive workshop – you all are awesome at trivia. Did you notice your brain more awake? Thank you, Kay!
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