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nominations

mailed

oct. 1, 2014

election

materials

mailed to

locals

dec. 12, 2014

elections

deadline

Feb. 6, 2015

elections

committee to

canvass

election

returns

Feb. 13, 2015

runoFF

elections

materials

mailed to

locals

march 6, 2015

runoFF

elections

deadline

april 17,

2015

elections

committee to

canvass

run-oFF election

returns

april 24, 2015

nominations

deadline

oct. 31, 2014

2014-2015 election tiMeline

Meet the

candidates

GUide

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Sylvester James

for AEA VICE-PrESIDENT

• AEA Member for over 30 years

• Delegate to NEA and AEA

Representative Assemblies

• Served as Local President to

AIDB-EA for 4 Terms

• Current UniServ District 15 Advisory Council President

• Served as Vice President of Postsecondary Executive Board

• Past President of Postsecondary Executive Board

• Member of the Legislative Contact Team

• Holds a B.A. from Talladega College and a M.S. Ed. from Jacksonville

State University

Will Serve

With

Pride and

Dignity!

candidates For aea

• nea • esp Board

positions

aea president

dr. susan c.

brown

alabama a&m education association

Dr. Susan C. Brown, AAMU professor, is a 37-year award-winning edu-cator (K-12/Postsecond-ary/University). Brown received her Doctorate at UAT, completing postdoctoral work at Yale and Oxford. She has served as NEA Director, District 5 Director, NEA State Delegate, and various commissions. Her work with AEA/NEA is extensive, serving on the Leadership Summit Design Team and MLT Advisory Group. She was honored for activism at the 2013 RA. Dr. Brown is called to service for AEA!

sheila hocutt

reminGton

tuscaloosa county education association

I have been a classroom teacher and member of AEA for 43 years. I have held offices at the local, state and national levels. Currently I am vice president of AEA and president of ACT. Hold-ing those positions, I have had the opportunity to work with all the divisions within AEA, and would like to continue to serve the association as AEA president and NEA State Delegate.

aea vice president

captain tom

daniel

mobile county education association

Candidate for AEA vice president, President, Mobile County Education Association (Largest local Alabama Association) “President of the Year”, National Navy Officers Association, Washington D.C. Chapter. Thirty-one years of award-winning leadership experience. Ten years of award-winning classroom experience. Six years of safe Alabama school bus experience. Bachelor degree from Xavier University of Louisiana, Masters Degree in Personnel Management from Central Michigan University. One Team, One Fight.

aea vice president

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sYlvester

James

aidb education association I am Sylvester James candidate for vice president. I have served as president of my local for four terms, vice president of Postsecondary Executive Board, past president of Postsecondary Executive Board, Legislative Contact Team, served as delegate to NEA Representative Assemblies, current president of UniServ District 15 Advisory Council. I have a B/A from Talladega College, M.S. Ed from Jacksonville State University. If elected I will serve with pride and dignity.

dr. James

owens

montgomery county education association

I recently qualified to run for the office of AEA vice president. As a life-long member of the MCEA and AEA, I will bring the following: 35 years of education experience, 20 years of paralegal experience and ten years mediation experience. Further, my experience in the association is as follows: faculty representative, President of Montgomery Association of Classroom Teachers, and treasurer of MCEA, and secretary of the AEA Administrator Board. Solid as a rock ...

bobbY J.

pierson

shelby county education association Currently serve as teacher/bus driver in the Shelby County School System at Montevallo High School. I presently serve on the AEA/ACT Board of Directors, Shelby County Local Active President. I have been a member of AEA for the past 33 years; I have also served on other AEA & NEA commissions. I now seek your vote and support for AEA state vice president, I am and together we are the Alabama Education Association.

Dr. Susan C. Brown

New Vision,

New Leadership

for

a Strong AEA!

• 37 Year, Award Winning Educator,

AAMU Professor

• Doctorate, The University of Alabama

• Postdoctoral Work, Yale & Oxford

• Active Member AEA/NEA

• NEA Director

• AEA District 5 Director

• Service: AAMU-EA (Parliamentarian), AEA State

Budget Commission, Resolutions Commission,

Legislative Commission, Legislative Contact Team,

Emerging Leader Graduate.

• NEA UniServ Committee

• NEA Leadership Summit Design Team

• Huntsville/Madison County Leadership Graduate

• NEA THOUGHT & ACTION Editorial Board

• NEA MLT Advisory Group

• Honored for Activism at the NEA RA 2013

• Teaching Experience at High School,

Postsecondary & University Levels

AEA President

“When you learn, teach.

When you get, give.”

-Maya Angelou

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AEA Vice President

• Captain U.S. Navy (retired)

• President, Mobile County Education Association (largest local Alabama association)

• “President of the Year”, National Naval Officers Association, Washington D.C. Chapter)

• 31 Years of Award-Winning Leadership Experience

• 10 Years of Award-Winning Classroom Experience

• 6 Years of Safe Alabama School Bus Experience

• Bachelor Degree from Xavier University of Louisiana • Masters Degree in Personnel

Management from Central Michigan University

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sherrY tucker

birmingham education support professional

I am asking for your vote for AEA vice president. I have over 15 years of experience working at the local, state, and national level advocating on your behalf. Members’ needs are my focus. I will be a vice president capable of addressing our issues professionally. We are a strong association and I want to be a part of the team. Again, I ask for support and vote to become the next AEA vice president.

nea director position 1

harrY

richardson

mobile county education association My name is Harry Richardson and I am a 10th grade social studies teacher at John L. Lefore High School in Mobile, Alabama. I serve on the executive board for the Mobile County Education Association as well as a member of the Education Policy and Professional Practice commission. I would love to represent you as a NEA Director. Thanking you in advance for your support, Harry Richardson.

linda taYlor

ruFFin

mobile county education association

My name is Linda Taylor Ruffin, a Special Education teacher in Mobile County. I have certifications and licensure in administration, social work, and an Ed.S from the University of South Alabama. I’m an active member of the MCEA Executive Board, School Association Representative, Alabama Classroom Teachers, and was a member of the 2013 Building Effective Local Leaders Team. It was an honor to deliver the invocation and serve as a state contact at the NEA-RA...

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bernard

sanderson

blount county esp

Bernard serves on the AEA Board and the ESP Board, and is president of his local association. He has held positions on the state level, his UniServ Council and local association. Currently Bernard is Board liaison to the Resolutions Commission and has served on most of the other commissions. He attends Delegate Assemblies, RAs, conferences and workshops. Bernard’s an elder in his church, head trustee in his fire department and is active in his community.

ashleY m.

strickland

mobile county education association Ashley Strickland is a Library Media Specialist at Whitley Elementary School in Mobile County. She’s served as local officer (president, vice president, and treasurer), served on the AEA Board of Directors, and is currently serving on the NEA Board of Directors. Serving in these leadership roles has given her the opportunity to grow as an educator and advocate for colleagues and students across the state. Your vote to re-elect as NEA Director will be appreciated.

nea director position 2

barbara

dunham

professional educators of tuscaloosa

Barbara Dunham is the vice president of the Professional Educators of Tuscaloosa, Postsecondary

Director of the Alabama Science Teachers Association, President of the Career Cluster Technologies Section State of Alabama, and the Alabama State Affiliate of the International Technology Engineering Education Association. She is employed as an instructor with the Tuscaloosa City School System and she teaches Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

 

 

Sylvester James

for AEA VICE-PrESIDENT

• AEA Member for over 30 years

• Delegate to NEA and AEA

Representative Assemblies

• Served as Local President to

AIDB-EA for 4 Terms

• Current UniServ District 15 Advisory Council President

• Served as Vice President of Postsecondary Executive Board

• Past President of Postsecondary Executive Board

• Member of the Legislative Contact Team

• Holds a B.A. from Talladega College and a M.S. Ed. from Jacksonville

State University

Will Serve

With

Pride and

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CandIdaTes for aea • nea

• esp Board posITIons

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charlene

mccoY

etowah county education association Charlene McCoy, a Glencoe Middle School teacher of 25 years, is an AEA Board member, RSA Board member and Executive Board member for Etowah Education Association. She has served as president and vice president of her local association. She has served as a board member to Budget, EPPP, Policies and Procedures, and Publicity committees at AEA. She has served as a state and local representative to the NEA Delegate Assembly. Charlene would appreciate your vote.

benita moYers

madison county education association

Benita Moyers is an educator in Huntsville. She is not only experienced and ready to serve as one of your NEA Directors, Benita has the time and energy to commit to the tasks at hand. A graduate of AEA’s Emerging Leaders program and Bell Team Training, Benita is a veteran delegate to both the AEA Delegate Assembly and the NEA RA. She’s an active member of her local, and has served on numerous AEA commissions.

district director 1

ashleY m.

strickland

mobile county education association Ashley Strickland is a Library Media Specialist at Whitley Elementary School in Mobile County. She’s served as local officer (president, vice president, and treasurer), served on the AEA Board of Directors, and is currently serving on the NEA Board of Directors. Serving in these leadership roles has given her the opportunity to grow as an educator and advocate for colleagues and students across the state. Your vote to elect as District Director will be appreciated.

district director 2

tammY sims

crenshaw county education association Tammy Sims is a secondary science teacher at Brantley School. She currently serves as her local president and member of the AEA Board for District 2. She has served as a delegate to the state and the national delegate assembly. Also, she has served on many AEA commissions. Your vote will be appreciated.

district director 3

beckY horn

randolph educators’ association

My name is Becky Horn, a 34-year member of AEA. I am a graduate of Lineville High School and Jacksonville State University. My teaching career has been spent at Wedowee Middle School in Randolph County. Currently, I am serving as vice president of my local, treasurer of UniServ district 14, and a member of the Policies and Procedures commission. I would appreciate your vote for AEA District 3 Board of Directors.

district director 4

david holt

dekalb county education association

(No bio or photo provided.)

district director 5

benita moYers

madison county education association

Benita Moyers is an edu-cator in Huntsville. She is not only experienced and ready to continue to serve as one of your AEA Directors, Benita has the time and energy to commit to the tasks at hand. A graduate of AEA’s Emerging Leaders program and Bell Team Training, Benita is a veteran delegate to both the AEA Delegate As-sembly and the NEA RA. She’s an active mem-ber of her local, and has served on numerous AEA commissions.

district director 6

cassandra F.

childress

Jefferson county esp

I have over 19 years of experience with the Jefferson County Board as a secretary. My experience with AEA has been as a graduate of AEA Emerging Leaders, member of the B.E.L.L. Team, elected as former state ESP secretary, ESP representative on the AEA State Board, vice president of JCESP local and Legislative Contact Team member. It would be an honor to serve as District 6 Director and I am asking for your support.

carolYn

russell-walker

birmingham education association Carolyn is a teacher at Jones Valley Middle School in Birmingham City Schools and currently pursuing a

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Doctorate of Philosophy in Reading at Alabama A&M University. An active member with Birmingham Education Association, I have served on the Board of Directors of the Western Area Branch YMCA and United Way Visiting Allocation Team. A member of the Birmingham Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and a member of Phi Delta National Sorority.

Jessie shelton

birmingham education association

(No bio or photo provided.)

district director 6

unexpired term

nancY dowdY

blount county education association

Teaching and preserving public education are my passions. I am a Special Education teacher with 14 years in education.

Knowledge and Experience

Active at the Local, State,

and National Levels

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AEA leadership includes: Emerging Leaders 2010; current Blount County Active president; current UniServ District 8 president; ACT Board of Directors District 6; delegate NEA RA 2012-2014; AEA Delegate Assembly 2010-present; Women’s Leadership Training Program 2014; AEA Leadership Academy. Please support me. I AM AEA!

Jo Jo eYer

hoover city education association

I am Jo Jo Eyer from Hoover, Alabama. My local unit is Hoover where I have been active in AEA for 12 years. I have served on many different committees before becoming an officer. I have been president and currently serving as vice president. I have been both a state and NEA Delegate for the past several years. I am also serving on the EPPP Commission with AEA. (No photo provided.)

herb hicks

trussville active & esp

Herb Hicks is a Birmingham resident employed as a teacher in the Trussville City Schools. He has a B.S. in Special Education and an Ed.S. in School Leadership from the University of Alabama. He received his NBCT (National Board Certification) in 2010. He has served as president of the Trussville Education Association (TEA) since 2008. He has been selected as a delegate to the Representative Assembly of the NEA on three occasions. (No photo provided.)

district director 7

nick rose

professional educators of tuscaloosa

My name is Nick Rose. I ask for your vote for AEA Director, District 7. As a former elementary and current middle school teacher, I understand the challenges K-12 employees face every day. Never has the time been greater for education employees to stand up and be heard in Montgomery. With my wide range of experience in politics and AEA, you can be sure that District 7 has an advocate. Vote Nick Rose, AEA Director.

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dr. donna

stronG

shelby county education association I would be honored to serve as your District 7 Director. I teach science at Oak Mountain High School and serve as vice president of the Shelby County Education Association. I am committed to the teaching profession and proud of AEA’s many accomplishments. As a veteran teacher and mother of 3 children in our public schools, I will continue to work hard for positive change for Alabama’s educators and students. Thank you for your vote.

esp president

darrYl m.

traYlor

birmingham city esp

I am Darryl M. Traylor. I am asking for your vote for ESP president. I currently serve on the AEA Board and as ESP vice president. I have been a local association president and vice president. I’ve served on numerous committees and as a state delegate to the NEA RA. I thank you in advance for your support and promise to serve this association with character and integrity.

esp vice president

debbie

GramlinG

attalla city esp

Debbie Gramling, a life-long resident of Gadsden, has worked in public schools for the past 28 years as a secretary and/ or bookkeeper. Seventeen of those years were in elementary and 11 in high school. She is active in her local ESP and has served as treasurer for the past four years. Debbie is the mother of two sons and has five grandchildren.

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bernard

sanderson

blount county esp

Bernard serves on the AEA Board and the ESP Board, and is president of his local association. He has held positions on the state level, his UniServ Council and local association. Currently Bernard is Board liaison to the Resolutions Commission and has served on most of the other commissions. He attends Delegate Assemblies, RAs, conferences and workshops. Bernard’s an elder in his church, head trustee in his fire department and is active in his community.

esp secretarY

cassandra F.

childress

Jefferson county esp

I have over 19 years of experience with the Jefferson County Board as a secretary. My experience with AEA has been as a graduate of AEA Emerging Leaders, member of the B.E.L.L. Team, elected as former State ESP Secretary, ESP representative on the AEA State Board, Vice President of JCESP local and Legislative Contact Team member. I am asking for your support as state ESP secretary.

candidates For

nea cateGorY 1

active deleGates

district 1

henrY cox

mobile county education association

Henry Cox is a physical education teacher at Mary G. Montgomery High School in Mobile County. He has served as an AR for his school as well as served on local committees. Having served as a delegate for 11 years, he would appreciate your vote to send him to the 2015 NEA RA. (No photo provided.)

district 1

bonita ross

enGlish

mobile county education association I am a history teacher at John L. Lefore High School. I have served as president and in many other capacities in my local, Mobile County Education Association. I currently serve as vice president of the Association of Classroom Teachers. I am on the Board of Directors for Alabama Education Association. I am the voice for you as members of this great association. I am a proven leader!

bettY s. hannah

mobile county education association

My name is Betty S. Hannah. I teach social studies at Chastang Middle School. I have been teaching in the Mobile County Public School System, from August 1998 to the present. I am a coordinator for the after-school achievement program with Spring Hill College and the Chastang Middle School. I am currently serving on the Alabama Education Association EPPP, and the Association of Classroom Teachers Cadre. (No photo provided.)

tara hunter

mobile county education association

My name is Tara Hunter. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Alabama State University; a Master’s Degree in Educational Media and an certification in Educational Leadership from University of South Alabama; and an Education Specialist Degree in Library Media from University of West Alabama. With 18 years of experience in the Mobile Public Schools, I am now Library Media Specialist at Florence Howard School. (No photo provided.)

donna F. marsh

mobile county education association

Donna Marsh is an active AEA advocate. Employed for 10 years as a Physical Educator with the Mobile County Public Schools, Donna represents her fellow educators by serving on the Mobile County Education Association Executive Board. AEA has afforded her the opportunity to serve on numerous committees. As a graduate of the Emerging Leaders class of 2013, she would consider it an honor to represent You in Orlando, Florida at the 2015 NEA Representative Assembly.

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alpha maria

terrY porter

mobile county education association

Alpha Porter is actively involved in the Mobile County Education Association; as chairman of the Legislative Committee and senior AR. She currently serves as a member of the Legislative Commissions. She has represented her local association at the AEA Delegate Assembly. She served as a member of the executive board. She will remain dedicated and strive to grow in the great organization. She will stand up and let your voice be heard. As we move ...

reGina rencher

mobile county education association

My name is Regina Rencher. I need your vote. I am in my 12th year at Pillans Middle School. I currently serve as the building representative. I attended the 2104 NEA Representative Assembly as a local delegate and I would like to represet you as a State Delegate at the 2015 NEA Representative Assembly. Please cast your vote for me. Thank you for your support. (No photo provided.)

harrY

richardson

mobile county education association My name is Harry Richardson and I am a tenth grade social studies teacher at John L. Lefore High School in Mobile, Alabama. I serve on the executive board for the Mobile County Education Association as well as a member of the Education Policy and Professional Practice Commission. I would love to represent you as a delegate for the 2015 NEA Representative Assembly in Orlando, Florida. Thanking you in advance for your support, Harry Richardson.

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donna michelle robinson

mobile county education association

Donna Michelle Robinson is a teacher at Whitley Elementary School and a member of the AEA Board of Directors. She currently serves as past president of the Mobile County Education Association, where she has previously served as secretary, treasurer, vice president, president, and member of the Executive Board. She has served as a delegate to the AEA Representative Assembly for 16 years and the NEA Representative Assembly for 15 years. Your support would be greatly appreciated. (No photo provided.)

linda taYlor

ruFFin

mobile county education association

My name is Linda Taylor Ruffin, a Special Education teacher in Mobile County. I have certifications and licensure in administration, social work, and an Ed.S. from the University of South Alabama. I am an active member of the MCEA Executive Board, School Association Representative, Alabama Classroom Teachers, and was a member of the 2013 Building Effective Local Leaders Team. It was an honor to deliver the invocation and serve as a state contact at the ...

ashleY m.

strickland

mobile county education association

Ashley Strickland is a Library Media Specialist at Whitley Elementary School in Mobile County. She’s served as local officer (president, vice president, and treasurer), served on the AEA Board of Directors, and is currentl y serving on the NEA Board of Directors. Serving in these leadership roles has given her the opportunity to grow as an educator and advocate for colleagues and students across the state. Your vote to elect as Active Delegate will be appreciated.

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Juanita b.

veale

mobile county education association My name is Juanita B. Veale, Signature Academy Specialist for the Mobile County Public School System. My credentials are as follows: B.S. Business Marketing Education, M.Ed. Library Media, M.Ed. and Ed.S. Administration all from the University of South Alabama. I am affiliated and actively involved in MCEA. I serve as the Association Representative and a member of the Alabama Classroom Teachers. Additionally, I have attended several local and state meetings and I would greatly appreciate ...

district 2

Gwen bean

troy education association

My fellow AEA members I would like to represent our state as a delegate because I am a listener. I hear your concerns and will voice them on the national level. With 19 years of experience in the classroom, I can make my voice be heard. As president of my local, I have attended association meetings and conferences in order to keep members informed and I will do the same for you. Let me represent you nationally.

Jerome

bellamY

dale county education association

I hold a Bachelor and a Master’s Degree from Troy University; taught in the Dale County School System for 33 years; president Dale County Education Association; past chair UD 25 Advisory Council; past vice chair of AEA PR Commission; currently vice chair of the AEA Legislative Commission; NEA RA State Delegate. I would appreciate your vote.

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dr. victoria

kemp reese

montgomery county education association Dr. Reese is an active member and advocate of the association. She currently serves as a member of her local executive board and is one of the 60 Online Facilitators with NEA’s GPS Network nationwide. Dr. Reese is a past Emerging Leader, NEA State Delegate, Alabama State Delegate and NEA Women’s Leadership Cadre. A life committed to children and educators alike ... a true advocate for what’s right in public education!!!

tammY sims

crenshaw county education association

Tammy Sims, a secondary science teacher at Brantley School, currently serves as local president and member of the AEA Board. She has served as a delegate to the state and the national delegate assembly. Also, she has served on many AEA commissions. Your vote and support will be greatly appreciated.

debbie smith

houston county education association

I am again seeking your support for delegate to NEA RA. I’m a kindergarten teacher at Webb Elementary School in Houston County. My local experiences are: former treasurer for my local association, a member of UniServ 26 Advisory Council, AR, and the Legislative Contact Team. My other experiences include: AEA Delegate, Leadership Conference, Minority Conference, PR&R, Divisional Conference, and NEA RA. I will appreciate your vote in order to attend our upcoming NEA Delegate Assembly.

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Joann wilson

montgomery county education association I am employed by Montgomery Public Schools as a Career Tech teacher. I have previously held various board positions both locally and statewide: local treasurer, secretary, AEA State Contact, AEA Budget Commission, delegate to AEA/NEA representative assemblies, and AEA Board of Directors. Currently, I serve as a building association representative, and on the AEA/NEA Resolutions Commission, and Association of Classroom Teacher Board. Your vote will be greatly appreciated.

district 3

amelia couch

randolph educators association

Amelia Couch, a 23-year member of AEA (5 years Russell County, 18 years Randolph County). Currently: AEA Board of Directors District 3; UniServ 14 vice president; Policies and Procedures Commission; local treasurer; LCT. Previously: held all offices in local; president of UD 10 Advisory Council, 2006 UD10 Rock Award, NEA Women’s Leadership Training, various AEA commissions, delegate to AEA and NEA. I would appreciate the opportunity to represent You at the 2015 NEA RA. (No photo provided.)

vivian l.

crosbY

elmore county education association

In addition to teaching fifth grade at Millbrook Middle School, I serve in the following: the Elmore County Sick Leave Bank Committee, president of my local education association, vice president of UniServ District 18 Advisory Board, AEA and ACT Board of Directors. I consider myself a hard worker. I am soliciting your continued vote and support. Thank you and be blessed.

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velvet Faison

ingram st. technical college education association

My name is Velvet Faison. I am dual certified in Special Education K-12 and English 6-12. I am Association Representative for my institution. In my 16 years of teaching, I have seen the power of togetherness in education work on the local level as well as national. It is my goal to be a part of a forward moving group that stand together for all students in education regardless of ability level or zip code.

pam meadows

GreGorY

lee county

education association

I am a graduate of Auburn University with a BS and MS degree in Early Childhood Special Education. Twenty-eight of my 33 years teaching experience were dedicated to children in Alabama. During this time I have been a member of LCEA, AEA, and NEA, and have served as an AR and delegate. I have attended Delegate Assembly and Leadership Conference; and currently serve as AR and vice president of Lee County Education Association.

JoYce a. harris-stokes

russell county education association

I, Joyce A. Harris-Stokes “The Hat Lady”, would appreciate your vote for NEA State Delegate. I will vote on issues that represent my district and the state of Alabama. Thank you so much in advance and have a safe a blessed school term. (No photo provided.)

sYlvester

James

aidb education association

I am Sylvester James, candidate for State Delegate. I have served as president of my local for four terms, vice president of Postsecondary Executive Board, past

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president of Postsecondary Executive Board, Legislative Contact Team, served as Delegate to NEA Representative Assemblies, current president of UniServ District 15 Advisory Council. I have a B/A from Talladega College, M.S. Ed from Jacksonville State University. If elected, I will serve with pride and dignity.

beverlY c.

Johnson

alexander city active/esp

I am an active member of the Alexander City Education Association. I am currently serving as treasurer of our local association. I want to represent you and voice your concerns at the next general assembly. Your vote will be greatly appreciated.

kelvin Jones

ingram st. technical college education association

Currently employed at Ingram State Technical College (ISTC) as an instructor, I am a steadfast supporter of AEA and presently serve in various capacities: local president, AEA Legislative Commission, Postsecondary Board Representative, SOGI NEA Committee, and AEA delegate. There is no other profession greater than teaching and if you elect me as your NEA delegate, I vow to represent your voice and fight for the rights of educators and students in “Sweet Home Alabama”.

vivian mitchell

martin

lee county education association

President of the Lee County Education Association. I began teaching science for the Lee County School District in the fall of 1999 at Smiths Station High School. I am very active in my community physically and spiritually. I am married to Allan Martin and we have two children, Joshua and Kayla. Recognitions: Smiths Station High School “Teacher of the Year” (2008-2009); Lee County School District Secondary “Teacher of the Year” (2008-2009).

district 4

susan williams

brown

Gadsden state community college education association

Susan Williams Brown, mathematics instructor at Gadsden State Community College, currently serves as president of the AEA Postsecondary Executive Committee; is a member of the AEA Board; is vice chair of the TRS Board of Control; is an Alternate for the NEA Board of Directors; and is a former member of the NEA Board. Susan has 35 years teaching experience in both K-12 and Postsecondary systems. Susan would appreciate your vote and support.

arthur

crumpler

professional association of attalla educators

I am running for State Delegate to the NEA RA for AEA District 4. My experience as State Delegate will ensure that I’m an effective representative for District 4. My 31 years of teaching, serving as faculty representative, association vice president, president, and my current position as treasurer highlight my experience in representing the people of my association. With your vote, I pledge to ensure that your voice with be heard at the NEA RA.

shasta Gibson

dollar

dekalb education association

Shasta is an experienced leader in her local. She has served on the local executive committee, as an AR and on numerous AEA and local commissions. Shasta has represented the members of her local and District 4 as an AEA and NEA delegate many times. She is seeking your vote and support to allow her to continue her efforts to be a voice for the members of her district at the RA this year.

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anita Gibson

dekalb education association

Currently serving her second term as your AEA president, Anita is respected on the national, state and local levels as a leader and advocate for public education and the dedicated men and women who serve in our public schools. Anita is seeking your vote and support to allow her to fulfill her responsibility to you as your president during the RA.

karen “katie”

harper

etowah county education association

My name is Katie Harper and I am a itinerant special education teacher for the Etowah County School System. I have been teaching for 25 years. I received my BS from JSU and a MA from UAB. I am a member of the Executive Board of the Etowah Education Association, Christ Central United Methodist Church, and ADK Educational Sorority. I am the widow of the late Howard Harper and reside in Gadsden with my daughter.

charlene

mccoY

etowah county education association

Please vote for Charlene McCoy as State Delegate to the NEA Representative Assembly for 2015. Charlene currently serves on the NEA Board of Directors, the RSA/PEEHIP Board of Control, and the Etowah Education Executive Board. Charlene has served as president and vice president of her local Etowah Education Association for three terms and the Legislative Contact Team. Your vote for Charlene McCoy will be appreciated.

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elizabeth tate

Fort payne education association

I have 15 years in elementary education. I teach fourth grade in Fort Payne, Alabama. I currently serve as president of the Fort Payne Education Association, previously serving as secretary, association representative, and grade level representative. I had represented my association on multiple occasions as a delegate to AEA Delegate Assembly. I am also a proud alumna of Jacksonville State University where I earned both my Bachelors and Masters Degrees in elementary education.

melba wieGand

cullman county education association Melba Wiegand is an active member of the Cullman County Education Association and wishes to represent you at the 2015 NEA RA in Orlando. Melba has been active in her local association throughout her career. She has also served on many AEA commissions and special committees. Melba is currently serving on the AEA PR&R Commission and NEA Resolutions Committee. As a State Delegate, she promises to be a voice for District 4.

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barbara cadY

alabama a&m education association

Teaching 40+ years at Alabama A&M University, past

chairperson, Department of Education; past local president; vice president; secretary; building rep; delegate to general and Postsecondary assemblies; delegate to NEA Representative Assembly; Excellence in Teaching Award; past president of Faculty Senate and Board of Trustees; Postsecondary Senior University member; and AEA Board of Directors, District 5. Currently serving as vice president of Postsecondary Division and on AEA Board of Directors representing Postsecondary.

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bettY carter

colbert county education association

Betty Carter, resident of Muscle Shoals, has 30 years of teaching experience in county schools. She has served as treasurer of her local association, on the Executive Board, and as a member of the Legislative Contact Team for the past ten years. She has attended 100 Delegate Assemblies and the NEA RA. Betty earned an AA certificate from Alabama A&M, and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. (No photo provided.)

ava Jordan

madison city education association

I am a veteran teacher of 20 years. I take my job of teaching children very serious. Being an advocate for children and my colleagues is my duty as an educator. I have held various positions in my association that lends support in helping others to reach their goal. I solicit your vote and support for AEA Delegate. (No photo provided.)

GwendolYn

mitchell

madison city education association

Gwen currently teaches kindergarten in Madison City Schools where she has served her local and state affiliates in many capacities including president, treasurer, and delegate to AEA/NEA. She holds degrees from Valdosta State University, AUM and AAMU with 30 years experience as a classroom teacher. With your support, I will continue to serve as your voice on issues affecting public education. Thank you in advance for your vote of confidence.

benita moYers

madison county education association Benita Moyers is an educator in Huntsville. She is not only

experienced and ready to serve as one of your NEA Active Delegates, Benita has the time and energy to commit to the tasks at hand. A graduate of AEA’s Emerging Leaders program and Bell Team Training, Benita is a veteran delegate to both the AEA Delegate Assembly and the NEA RA. She’s an active member of her local, and has served on numerous AEA commissions.

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robin stutts

madison city education association

Robin Stutts has been an active member of AEA throughout her educational career. Mrs. Stutts received her B.S. in education from ASU, her M.A. in TESOL from UAH and her Ed.S. in TESOL from UAB. She has served as delegate to the AEA Delegate Assembly and to the NEA Representative Assembly. Mrs. Stutts currently teaches ESL for Madison City Schools and has served as president for MEA. She currently serves as treasurer for MEA.

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Jo Jo eYer

hoover city education association

I am Jo Jo Eyer from Hoover, Alabama. My local unit is Hoover where I have been active in AEA for 12 years. I have served on many different committees before becoming an officer. I have been president and currently serving as vice president. I have been both a State and NEA Delegate for the past several years. I am also serving on the EPPP Commission with AEA. (No photo provided.)

rita

henderson

birmingham education association My goal as an educator is to be a vocal advocate for all students and school personnel. It takes commitment and dedication to perform these tasks. My work on the local and state level keeps me involved with the ongoing issues facing these organizations. It takes a strong voice to see that these issues are met with a great concern in promoting better schools and producing productive students.

alleGra l.

pointer

birmingham education association

Allegra is employed with the Birmingham City Schools as a kindergarten teacher. As an active member of Birmingham Education

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Association, she seeks to further serve, helping promote academic excellence on state and national levels. She would appreciate your support and the opportunity to serve you as a State Delegate at this year’s 2015 NEA Representative Assembly.

carolYn

russell-walker

birmingham education association Carolyn is a teacher at Jones Valley Middle School in Birmingham City Schools and currently pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy in Reading at Alabama A&M University. An active member with Birmingham Education Association, I have served on the Board of Directors of the Western Area Branch YMCA and United Way Visiting Allocations Team. A member of the Birmingham Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and a member of Phi Delta National Sorority.

monquelle

shamburGer

fairfield education association

Monquelle Shamburger is a first grade teacher at CJ Donald Elementary in Fairfield, Alabama. She is currently the treasurer of Fairfield Education Association. She has been an active member for 13 years. As a member, Monquelle has served on the Resolutions Commission, completed B.E.L.L. Team Training and was elected as a State Delegate in 2012. She is asking for your vote to represent our members at the 2015 Representative Assembly.

Jessie shelton

birmingham education association

(No bio or photo provided.)

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rosemarY cunninGham

professional educators of tuscaloosa

I am asking for your vote. Please elect me to represent you at a National Representative

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Assembly. I have served as president, vice president, and secretary of the Professional Educators of Tuscaloosa. I have also served as chairperson of the state Resolutions Committee. I have attended NEA in the past and would count it an honor to represent you again. Thank you in advance for your support and your vote. (No photo provided.)

barbara

dunham

professional educators of tuscaloosa

Barbara Dunham is the vice president of the Professional Educators of Tuscaloosa, Postsecondary Director of the Alabama Science Teachers Association, President of the Career Cluster Technologies Section State of Alabama, and the Alabama State Affiliate of the International Technology Engineering Education Association. She is employed as an instructor with the Tuscaloosa City School System and she teaches Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

eleanor

robinson

James

sumter county

education

association

My name is Eleanor James. I graduated from Livingston High School. I received a B.S. from Alabama State in Early Childhood. I have a Masters Degree in Early Childhood and Leadership from the University of West Alabama. I’ve been an educator for the past 34 years. I teach at York West End Jr. High School. I am the president of the Sumter County Education Association and a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

tara Jones

shelby county education association

I am seeking your support as delegate to NEA RA. I teach at Columbiana Middle School and am mom to four wonderful boys. My boys have all attended public schools. As an association representative, I want to help support public education for the teachers and students of Alabama. Please allow me the opportunity to represent you and your concerns at our Representative Assembly this summer. (No photo provided.)

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mYra allen

Jones

education

association of

bessemer

I have been an educator and active AEA member in the Bessemer City School System for 30 years. I have served as secretary/treasurer and presently as vice president of Education Association of Bessemer. My state/national experience includes: AEA Delegate, NEA State Delegate, and RA State Contact Co-Chair. I am a recent appointee to the AEA Public Relations Commission. Thanks in advance for your vote and support.

carolYn

miller

education association of bessemer • Past secretary of my local association • An Association Representative at my school • Delegate to the AEA Representative Assembly • Past delegate to the NEA Representative Assembly • 31 years teaching experience • Active Legislative Contact locally • Serves on various committees in my local association • Experienced and dedicated advocate for public education. Thanks in advance for your vote and support.

vikii mims

chilton county education association

Teaching 27 years; Chilton County VP; District 18, AEA PR&R Commission; Budget Committee; Emerging Leaders; NEA Delegate 4 years; paid own way 6. I am diligent in my service to my school, my community, and AEA. My students are my priority and AEA’s. We need legislators to know our students are our future and must come first. Please elect me to represent you at NEA Representative Assembly. I greatly appreciate your vote. Thank you, Vikii.

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dexter

peeples

shelby county education association My name is Dexter Peeples. I have been an active member of AEA since I was a student. I would like to continue to grow in this great association. Please vote Dexter Peeples.

sheila hocutt

reminGton

tuscaloosa county education association

I have been a classroom teacher and member of AEA for 43 years. I have held offices at the local, state and national levels. Currently, I am vice president of AEA and president of ACT. Holding these positions, I have had the opportunity to work with all the divisions within AEA, and would like to continue to serve the association as AEA president and NEA State Delegate.

eGla Garcia

richeY

alabaster city education association

I have been a teacher and an active member for 20 years. I had served my association as a board member, head AR, elected delegate to the state and national convention, and the honor to represent our state at the MLT Conference East. I would like to have the opportunity to be your delegate. I will be your voice and participate in the decision making process to improve and protect our future as educators. Thank you.

stephanie

simpson

education association of bessemer Hello, I am Stephanie Simpson a 2014 Emergent Leader graduate and treasurer of my local association. I solicit your vote as NEA State Delegate because NEA needs dedicated, resourceful, goal-driven, and professional educators with a solid commitment to the social growth and development of every member. A vote for me is a vote for a leader who is key to improvement of the organization.

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candidates For nea

cateGorY 1

active deleGates

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cherYl d.

wallace

tuscaloosa county education association

Cheryl D. Wallace is the System Test Coordinator for the Tuscaloosa County School System and currently serves as a member of the Tuscaloosa County Education Association Executive Board. She has been a local delegate and state delegate several times in the past six years. Cheryl holds a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education and a Masters’ degree in Education-School Counseling. Cheryl resides in Tuscaloosa with her husband, William, and their three children.

candidates For

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active deleGates

GarrY Gibson

dekalb county education association Garry is an experienced AEA and NEA delegate. As a delegate, Garry is mindful that he represents the members of District 4 and always votes accordingly. Your vote and support will allow Garry to continue his advocacy for the members of our district at the NEA RA this year.

herbert v. stallworth, ii

mobile county education association

As a long time member of AEA, I look forward to serving as your state delegate. It is always an honor to serve you and be your voice at the RA. Every year there are critical decisions to make concerning the future of education and this year will be no different. By electing me as your state delegate, I will do my best to make sure my vote is counted and your voice is heard. (No photo provided.)

candidates For

nea cateGorY 1

esp deleGates

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Frances w. craiG

mobile county esp

I am an active member of the Executive Board of MCESP. I have had the opportunity to be part of the governing body of our organization at the ESP Delegate Assembly, the AEA Delegate Assembly, and the NEA Delegate Assembly. I am thankful for your support. (No photo provided.)

nashasta

(shasta)

craiG pollard

mobile county esp

I’m ready and excited to serve District 1!! I have 15 years experience with MCPSS Transportation Department. A 2007 graduate of AEA Emerging Leaders, I currently serve on MCESP Executive Board as vice president and on AEA’s ESP Board of Directors & Budget Committee. I’ve served as delegate to both the AEA & NEA RAs for nine years as state contact. I humbly ask for your vote for NEA ESP RA Delegate for District 1.

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renard Jenkins

montgomery county esp

I am past president of my local, former member of Education Policy and Professional Practice Commission, delegate on the Resolutions Commission and the Budget Commission chair. I attend ESP and AEA conferences, Delegate Assemblies, Minority Leadership Conferences and PR&R conferences. I have attended NEA Representative Assemblies. I attended B.E.L.L. Team and Emerging Leaders. I was the Power Professional for the month of January 2008. Please support Renard Jenkins for State Delegate. (No photo provided.)

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Jenell neal

dothan city esp

Computer Lab Teacher at Morris Slingluff Elementary School in Dothan, Alabama. Presently serving as president for the local ESP. Member of Sick Leave Bank, Association Representative, Vice President of UniServ 26 Advisory Council, member of Legislative Contact Team. Other experiences include delegate to AEA Delegate Assembly, Minority Leadership Conference and delegate to NEA Representative Assembly. I would appreciate your vote for me as State Delegate to the RA.

carol walker

montgomery county esp

I am currently employed as a school nurse with Montgomery County Board of Education at the Children Center. I have served as a member of the executive board also as a member of the Resolutions Committee. I would greatly appreciate your vote to the State Delegate NEA Representative Assembly. I would be a pleasure to serve you.

kimberlY d. washinGton

montgomery county esp

I am Kimberly Washington. I attend ESP and AEA conferences. I am running for State Delegate Montgomery County ESP. I would appreciate your vote. (No photo provided.)

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JohnnY

cunninGham

alexander city active & esp

I have been an active member of ACEA, AEA and NEA for the past 23 years. I have worked in the transportation department of the Alexander City School system for 36 years. I have attended ten Delegate Assemblies and nine NEA Representative Assemblies. I have also served as vice president and president of my local association. I would like to serve Alabama again as a State Delegate to the NEA Representative Assembly.

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aGnes terrell

randolph county esp

I would like to serve you as a State Delegate. I have been Randolph County’s ESP president for nine years and Alabama’s State Delegate for six years. If elected, I would make sure all resolutions brought before the body of the delegation are given considerable thought and I would vote in the best interest of the members. I would serve the ESP members with the best of my ability. Thanks for your vote and support.

doris J.

zeiGler

elmore county esp

In addition to being a secretary for the Elmore County Board Central Office for 34 years, I currently serve as treasurer for Elmore County ESP, a position that I have held for numerous years. I have served on the NEA Eastern Regional Minority Leadership Team and Elmore County’s Sick Leave Bank Committee. I am asking for your continued support and will be most appreciative if you will re-elect me as a NEA delegate. Thank you.

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amY lacount

Gadsden state community college education association

I am asking for your vote again for the privilege of representing Alabama at the NEA Representative Assembly in July 2015. I will continue to attend all meetings and vote on behalf of our state’s issues and concerns. I have been active in my local, state, and national association for 10+ years and look forward to serving again in 2015. Thank you for your vote! (No photo provided)

debra lee

attalla esp

My name is Debra Lee. I am running for State Delegate for NEA RA. I have been involved in AEA for 16 years. I am currently serving as president for my local

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Assembly Leadership conference and served as a State Delegate for NEA. I take this position very seriously. I would appreciate your vote. It would be an honor to work for you in making very important decisions.

russell J. twilleY

walker county esp

Russell J. Twilley, Student Information System Coordinator Walker County Board of Education. Currently serves as a Trustee on the TRS and PEEHIP Boards of Control. Russell has 25 years experience in K-12 public education as a teacher and in support positions. Russell would appreciate your vote. (No photo provided.)

larrY h. wells

etowah county esp

I, Larry H. Wells, am seeking the position of State Delegate to the NEA Representative Assembly. I have been a member of Etowah Educational Support Professionals, Alabama Education Association, and the National Education Association for fifteen (15) years. I have served as an Association Representative for thirteen (13) years; bus driver fifteen (15) years; a State Delegate for nine (9) years. Your vote would be greatly appreciated.

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karen t. pentecost

madison county esp

(No bio or photo provided.)

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cassandra F.

childress

Jefferson county esp

I have been employed with Jefferson County Board of Education for over 19 years as a secretary. My experience with AEA has been as vice president of my local, AEA Emerging Leader graduate, member of the B.E.L.L. Team, held a position on the State Board of Directors and ESP State Secretary. I would love the opportunity to serve as your NEA Delegate for District 6.

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bernard

sanderson

blount county esp

Bernard serves on the AEA Board, the ESP Board, and is president of his local association. He has held positions on the state level, his UniServ Council and local association. Currently Bernard is Board liaison to the Resolutions Commission and has served on most of the other commissions. He attends Delegate Assemblies, RAs, conferences and workshops. Bernard is an Elder in his church, Head Trustee in his fire department and is active in his community.

darrYl m.

traYlor

birmingham city esp

I am Darryl M. Traylor. I am asking for your vote for State Delegate. I currently serve on the AEA Board and as ESP vice president. I have been a local association president and vice president. I’ve served on numerous committees and as a State Delegate to the NEA RA. I thank you in advance for your support and promise to serve this association with character and integrity.

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GwendolYn

carter

sumter county esp

I solicit your vote for NEA-ESP State Delegate District 7. I am Gwendolyn Carter, the proud president of the Sumter County Education Support Professionals. I am also serving as vice president to UniServ District 20 and Director of District 7 on the ESP State Board. Life for me means involvement. I am a leader who is eager and willing to learn. You Can Count On Me! Please vote Gwendolyn Carter NEA-ESP State Delegate District 7.

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kenneth dukes

shelby county esp

What we do defines who we are, so I currently serve Shelby County students for 27 years as a bus driver. I serve my co-workers as local president, State ESP Board member, AEA Resolutions Commission chair and AEA organizing team member. I serve my community as a pastor or 16 years, Shelby County NAACP president, Community Action board member, ADC chair and Bible College dean. We serve God by serving others.

luke Jackson,

Jr.

perry county active & esp

I am employed with the Perry County Board of Education in Marion, Alabama as a school bus mechanic. I am very active in my local association and community. I was the first president of the merged association. I have served as a state delegate to many NEA Delegate Assemblies. Your vote would be greatly appreciated and as always will strive to represent my state association to the best of my ability.

b. J. Johnson

tuscaloosa county esp

Knowledge is power and with knowledge comes great understanding. I’m B. J. Johnson a Special Education Para Professional in the Tuscaloosa County School System, asking you to help me to continue to gain knowledge so that I can help our members get a better understanding of how our association works. (No photo provided)

retired candidates

• aea delegaTes

• nea delegaTes

district 1

susan c.

Glover

aea delegate only

Retired 2010,

Administrative Secretary – AAMU, B.S. (AAMU), Lifetime NEA, Lifetime MCREA, Past ESP State Board, Postsecondary Executive Committee, NEA State Delegate 2002-2010, State PR&R Commission Chair, AAMUEA President (2000-2002), Treasurer, Membership, Elections, Grievance, & Newsletter Chair, State Legislative Contact Team; 2007 “Rock” of AEA Award; Currently part-time AEA Organizer & 2013-2014 AERA-Retired Delegate Assemblies. Vote For Me!

carroll

huGhes

aea and nea delegate

Member of AEA and NEA for 47 years. Math instructor at Red Bay High School one year, Hamilton High School 27 years, and Tupelo High School 13 years. Adjunct instructor for Northwest Community College at Phil Campbell and Hamilton. Presently, ELearning math instructor of Itanamba Community College. PhD Degree University of Mississippi, National Board Certified Teacher. Awards include Teach of the Year and Teacher of Distinction. Served on various local, state, and national committees.

John landers

aea and nea delegate

John, a former president of AEA, has been active in the association for over 40 years. Since his retirement in 2005, he has served as a delegate to AEA and NEA Representative Assemblies and as an officer in his local association. He is a former member of the Teachers’ Retirement System Board, having served for over 20 years. He is a past president of his AERA local, the Colbert County Education Retirees Association.

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Jo anne

minnitt

aea and nea delegate

Vote for Minnitt, an experienced leader as Retired Delegate to AEA and NEA; current president of Cullman Education Retirees Association; served on Alabama Education Retirees Association Membership Committee; past president of the Alabama Education Association; past Executive Council Member of Alabama AARP; member of Cullman County Student Investment Foundation; active member of the United Methodist Church; president, Pleasant Grove United Methodist Women; coordinator of Social Action for North Alabama

Conference United Methodist Women.

anita rabY

aea and nea delegate

Anita Raby presently serves as past president, parliamentarian, and Legislative Committee co-chair of the Athens-Limestone Education Retirees Association. Her experience includes: two terms as AEA president, two terms as NEA Director, twice president of the Limestone County Education Association, on the AEA Board of Directors, on the NEA Resolutions Committee, on the AERA Nominations and Elections Committee, and as AEA and NEA Delegate. Anita taught secondary social studies and drama.

bobbY simmons

aea and nea delegate

Taught 43 years Calhoun Community College; was adjunct at four universities; served 18 times as president or vice president Calhoun AEA along with numerous committees; held leadership positions 3 & 5 UniServ; State A-Vote; Legislative Committees; and Political Action;

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taken Leadership Training; attended every Delegate Assembly; attended numerous NEA Conventions; active in Morgan County Retired Teachers Association. I will work hard to serve all active and retired AEA members.

beverlY true

YounG

aea and nea delegate

Retiring after 38 years, I have remained committed by

volunteering and contract testing. I have evaluated grants for after-school and summer programs designed for expanded learning experiences for students and services for parents after coordinating such a program. I have been a Building Rep, AEA and NEA delegate, officer and on committees. I will continue to remain involved and do my best for our members and the students, parents and communities we all served.

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JudY west bell

aea and nea delegate

Judy West Bell is currently serving as president of the Calhoun County Education Retirees Association. She previously had served as president of the Jacksonville Education Association, NEA Board of Directors, AEA Board of Directors, Teacher Retirement and PEEHIP Board when she was an active teacher. She retired after 36 years as a teacher and counselor at Kitty Stone Elementary. She will work diligently to serve you. Judy Bell would appreciate your vote!

anGela c.

GriFFin

aea and nea delegate

Angela Griffin, an experienced leader soliciting your vote for AERA/NEA State Delegate; dedicated to serving AERA. Currently, I am working as a part time AEA Professional Membership Organizer at Alabama A&M University. During my career, I served as a State Delegate

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to NEA Representative Assemblies and on several state committees. My leadership experience includes: president of Madison Education Association, vice president of Madison County Association, and AEA Board, District 5.

Jim kinG

nea delegate only

(No bio or photo provided)

debbie

landers-scott

aea and nea delegate

As a retired educator with 37 years as a classroom teacher, Debbie Landers-Scott would be honored to defend the rights of all educators: Active and Retired. Serving 25 years as a delegate to NEA and AEA Assemblies, 10 years an officer in her local association, past AEA Board member for two terms and now president of her local retired association, Debbie is capable, dedicated, and committed. Vote Landers-Scott, Retired Delegate to AEA/NEA Assemblies.

teresa Jones

noell

aea and nea delegate

I greatly appreciate your vote for me as your AEA Delegate to the 2015-2016 Delegate Assemblies. I retired with 40 years of service, 28 years teaching and 12 years as AEA UniServ director. Since joining our association in 1971, I have consistently served and worked to further our profession and protect PEEHIP and our retirement. I presently serve you as AERA Secretary and pledge that I will represent with integrity those who elect me.

JudY o’daniel

aea and nea delegate

Judy O’Daniel lives in Fort Payne. She taught school 30 years. Since retiring she has been active in AERA having served three times as vice president, president 2010-2011, and past president 2011 until now. She serves on the

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AEA Legislative Commission and A-Vote Steering Committee. She is dedicated to this association, its members, its success, and its future. She has the experience to represent you well. Your vote will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

dee downeY

pruett

aea and nea delegate

Dee Downing Pruett served with the Etowah County BOE, retiring in 2013. I continue to teach Adult Education with Gadsden State. I was active in EEA, elected as delegate to one NEA and many AEA Assemblies. I enjoy singing, guitar, arranging Bible verses to music on SingingBibleDrill.com, and adding Read and Sing Along videos on YouTube. I will do my best to serve. May God continue to bless us all. Proverbs 3:5&6

Joe ward

aea and nea delegate

Joe has been an advocate for educators throughout his professional career. After serving as an elected officer and staff member in several states, Joe was employed by AEA where he retired after 35 years as Uniserv director, Director of Field Services, and Postsecondary Consultant. Joe continues to advocate for retired educators as a member of the AERA Board, the TRS Board, the Silver-Haired Legislators, and political action.

nancY wilson

aea and nea delegate

As a retired classroom teacher Nancy has actively promoted the needs of her fellow retirees by serving as AERA president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and district director. She has served in each elected office of DERA, her local association, and has represented retirees at several AEA and NEA representative assemblies, currently serving on the NEA-RA election committee. Nancy seeks your vote to continue as your representative.

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