Board members have all the benefits of membership ten-fold. While Board membership implies more responsibilities, it also provides more rewards from being part of the team that shapes the agenda and chooses the projects. Peace Corps Volunteers are typically movers and shakers and the best place to do that is on the Board. At the bi-monthly meetings board members have the opportunity to recommend activities and projects and to help refine proposals that are brought before the board.
Interested in getting involved and becoming a board member! Find out more…
| Role | Name | Country of Service |
|---|---|---|
| President | Emily Eisenhauer | China |
| Vice-President | Natalie Farrior Castro | Paraguay |
| Controller | Marvin Hancock | Colombia |
| Treasurer | Doris Vincent | Venezuela |
| Directors | May Chan | Nigeria |
| Helene Dudley | Colombia, Albania & Slovakia | |
| Nolan Farhy | Kenya | |
| Erica French | Niger | |
| Barbara Junge | Togo | |
| Mary Lamberts | Thailand | |
| Sonia Lagos | Bolivia | |
| Virginia Emmons McNaught | Niger | |
| Patty Phares | Western Samoa | |
| Mark Rook | Venezuela, Chile | |
| Abbie Schwaderer | Honduras | |
| Linda Whitmyre | Malaysia | |
| Greg Zell | Nigeria |
