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Board & Staff

Board of Directors

March 2012 – March 2013 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Executive Committee

Marie Doerner, M.Ed. – Treasurer

Program Chair, Disability Support Programs and Services, San Diego Continuing Education, San Diego Community College, San Diego, California

Term 2011-2014 (2nd Term)

Marie works extensively with technology and disability. She develops curriculum, instructs, GED students, and mentors teachers for the basic math and writing programs.

Stacie Evans, M.A. - Chair

Director, Community Empowerment Program, Lutheran Family Health Centers, Brooklyn, NY

Term: 2010-2013 (2nd Term)

“I’ve been a member of WE LEARN since the first conference (2005). I loved the idea of an organization centered on women’s literacy and social justice, and at the conference I found myself in a room full of interesting, intelligent women discussing subjects I cared deeply about ... and I knew that I would maintain my membership, and that I needed to be more involved. I've worked on the conference and Women’s Perspectives committees, presented workshops and facilitated panels at the annual conferences, and have served on the Board of Directors since 2007. I love being able to contribute to WE LEARN's work!”

Shellie Walters - Secretary

Document Services Team Leader, Pemco Insurance Co. / Adult Student Leader / Vice Chair for the Student Advisory Council for ProLiteracy, Sumner, WA

Term: 2010-2013

“I’m a student of ABE and I‘m leader and I always trying develop other student around me. I am the Vice Chair for the Student Advisory Council for ProLiteracy. I am also involved in the Seattle Speakers Bureau and help to recruit new students to join. I have been involved in WE LEARN for the past year on the Conference Committee.”

Directors

Catalina González, M.A / M.S.

ESOL Educator, Syracuse NY

Term 2011-2014

“I am honored to belong to an organization that understands the greater good that can be achieved by promoting women's literacy. We Learn recognizes the rippling effect that empowering women through education has in their lives, families, communities and in society as a whole.”