Awards
2025 Charles R. Hook Award
This award is designed to recognize the Junior Achievement USA Area President who best represents Junior Achievement USA professionalism. Basic criteria for the award are:
- JA Area President must have completed seven years of service in JA by the end of the fiscal year being judged.
- JA Area President must have served a minimum of five years as a President in current JA Area.
- JA Area that the President has led for the past fiscal year must have earned a JA USA 4 or 5 Star Award.
- JA Area Presidents are eligible to receive the Hook Award more than once in the same JA Area. However, there will be a five year period prior to their next year of eligibility.
An awards committee will assemble prior to the National Leadership Conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado to determine the recipient of this year's Charles R. Hook Award.
Charles R. Hook
The founders of Junior Achievement are the only group that has contributed more to JA's growth and development than Charles R. Hook.
Hook was introduced to Junior Achievement when, as a president of the U.S. National Association of Manufacturers, he spoke to Achievers in New York in 1938. This led him to host a breakfast meeting of 750 top business people at the Waldorf-Astoria in December of 1941, which launched the original JA Company Program on a national scale in the U.S.A.
Beginning as an office boy in a small steel mill plant in 1898, Hook moved rapidly through the ranks, becoming president of Armco Steel of Middletown, Ohio, in 1930. He was elected chairman of the board of directors of Armco in 1948.
During his long association with Junior Achievement, Hook was personally responsible for the establishment of many new JA Areas. It was his vision and foresight that led the organization to become an international force for free enterprises.
For more than a quarter-century, Hook served on the U.S. Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of Junior Achievement Inc. He also provided leadership to the organization as U.S. national board chair for many years.
The Charles R. Hook Award was established to recognize a JA Area President whose outstanding performance contributed to the growth and development of the organization.
The Charles R. Hook Award, and engraved sterling silver bowl, is presented annually at the Junior Achievement USA National Leadership conference.
2025 Recipient
Larry Washington
JA of Greater New Orleans
JA of Greater New Orleans
2025 Nominees
Ryan Osborn
JA of Central Iowa
JA of Central Iowa
Christine Landa
JA of Eastern Iowa
JA of Eastern Iowa
Leigh Mansberg
JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
Trent Klingensmith
JA of Middle Tennessee
JA of Middle Tennessee
Sara Dziuk
JA North
JA North
Past Recipients
2024
Jennifer Burk, JA of Central Indiana
2022
Richard George, JA of Tampa Bay
2019
Joseph Peri, JA of New York
2018
Tera Norris, Junior Achievement of Lincoln
2017
Jack Harris, JA of Georgia
2016
Lou Golden, JA of Southwest New England
2015
Lori Jacob, JA of Greater St. Louis
2014
Catherine Milone, JA of New Jersey
2013
Rick Franke, JA of Southeast Texas
2012
Gina Blayney, JA of the Upper Midwest
2011
Christine E. H. Landa, JA of Eastern Iowa
2010
Tim Greinert, JA of Wisconsin
2009
Joyce Richards, JA of Arizona
2008
Kristie Fiegen, JA of South Dakota
2007
William C. Coderre, III, JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
2006
Robin H. Wise, JA - Rocky Mountain
2005
Gary W. Hickman, JA of Southern California
2004
Donna Buchanan, JA Staff Alumni Network
2003
Sandy L. Daffé, JA of Chicago
2002
Richard George, JA of West Central Florida
2001
Tom Dewar, JA of Southeastern Michigan
2000
Linda Rimer, JA of South Texas
1999
S. Lee Strayer, JA of Southwest Pennsylvania
1998
Gail D. Yates, JA of Arizona
1997
Douglas E. Schallau, JA of New York
1996
Jack E. Kosakowski, JA of Wisconsin
1995
Peter V. Curcio, JA of Delaware Valley
1994
James P. Dieleman, JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
1993
Kenneth E. Wasoba, JA of Southern Colorado
1992
J. Scott Riddile, III, JA of Central Florida
1991
John O. Dickinson, JA of Chicago
1990
Jerry V. Mutchler, JA of Southeast Texas
1989
James R. Perrin, Jr., JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
1988
Lynn D. Curtis, JA of Rocky Mountain
1987
M. Allen Kirtley, JA of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1986
Robert R. Wells, JA of Northern Indiana
1985
Terence Jarchow, JA of the Mississippi Valley
1984
Donald T. Floyd, Jr., JA of New York
1983
Ronald D. Cody, JA of the Upper Midwest
1982
William Raymond, JA of Southeast Michigan
1981
John O. Dickinson, JA of Chicago
1980
Jack Holladay, JA of the National Capital Area
1979
Michael H. Davison, JA of Dallas
1978
Ronald D. Cody, JA of the Upper Midwest
1977
Mike Wilson, JA of Middle America
1975
Karl Flemke, JA of Southern California
1974
Gilbert P. Folleher, JA of Greater Puget Sound
1973
Paul Fry, JA of Central Maryland
1972
David Hicks, JA of Central Indiana
1971
Jerry Bartholomay, JA of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1970
Karl Flemke, JA of Southwestern Pennsylvania
1969
Thomas H. Rutter, JA of Northwestern Ohio
1968
Wilson R. Schwenk, JA of Mississippi Valley
1967
J.D. Thomas, JA of Southeast Texas
1966
Perley M. Leighton, JA of Western Connecticut
2025 Flemke Achievement Award
The Flemke Achievement Award is named in honor of Karl Flemke, who served as the national president and CEO of JA from 1982 until his death in 1994. This award recognizes significant achievements and contributions of a first time area president with no less than two and no more than four years of service in his or her current position. Additionally, candidates must pre-certify for the Star Award.
This award was developed and is presented by the JA Staff Alumni Network and consists of a crystal triangle and $1,000. The recipient is selected by a group comprised of JA Area presidents, JA USA staff, and members of the JA Staff Alumni Network.
2025 Recipient
Jennifer Helgeson
JA of Kentuckiana
JA of Kentuckiana
2025 Nominees
Jeff Taylor
JA of OKI Partners
JA of OKI Partners
Stephanie Gambone
JA of Southeastern Pennsylvania
JA of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Patrice Matamoros
JA of Western Pennsylvania
JA of Western Pennsylvania
Susan Magnotta
JA of Northeastern Pennsylvania
JA of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Past Recipients
2024
Sara Dziuk, JA North
2022
Dougal Nelson, JA of the Heartland
2019
Paula Dawson, JA of Acadiana
2018
Drew Martin, JA of South Central Kentucky
2017
Megan Sturges, JA of Greater Kansas City
2016
Tom VanderMolen, JA of Southwest Michigan
2015
Julie O'Meara, JA of Idaho
2014
Becky Doumaux, JA of Central Pennsylvania
2013
Dawn Campanelli, JA of East Central Ohio
2011
Jack Harris, JA of Georgia
2010
Linda McCracken, JA of Northern California
2009
Lori Jacob, JA of Greater St. Louis
2007
Larry Timm, JA of Central Illinois
2005
Joanne Pastula, JA of San Diego
2004
Deborah Dingwall, JA of Southwest Michigan
2003
Mario Burgos, JA of New Mexico
2002
Lyn Buckler-Bergdoll, JA of South Central Pennsylvania
2001
David Moore, JA of Washington
2000
Shannan Beeler, JA of Oklahoma
1999
Sandy L. Daffé, JA of Chicago
1998
Gina Blayney, JA of the Heartland
1997
Kari Kolman, JA of Greater Cleveland
1996
Patricia Fedorkowicz, JA of New Jersey
1995
Jeffrey Musser, JA of Central Maryland
1994
Linda Claflin, JA of South Texas
2025 Hall of Fame Inductee - James R. Hemak
James R. Hemak’s experience with Junior Achievement started as a teenager in Columbia Heights, Minnesota. Jim found his first JA Company experience with JA Birdco to be life changing.
Following service in Vietnam, where he received a Bronze Star, Jim began working for JA in 1971, serving as Executive Director for JA in Richmond, Indiana. In 1973, he was promoted to Assistant Regional Vice President for the Midwest Region at Junior Achievement National in St. Louis.
Jim married his wife Pat the day after Christmas in 1975. That same year, he became Executive Director of JA of Greater Puget Sound in Seattle. Over six years, he was the youngest JA professional to be recognized as one of Junior Achievement’s top field managers.
In 1981, Jim was promoted to National Vice President of JA’s western operations, where he supported JA Areas in 22 western states. Under his leadership, the western region of JA led the nation in growth, finances, and innovation.
In 1987, Jim left his role at Junior Achievement to devote his full time as a franchise owner with Great Clips. Like his tenure at JA, Jim demonstrated his leadership abilities and in time owned 39 locations serving more than 1 million customers annually. After decades of success at Great Clips, Jim was recognized as a charter member of the Great Clips Hall of Fame.
In the years since, Jim and Pat have actively supported philanthropic endeavors. This included providing the $4 million lead gift to Junior Achievement North toward the building of the $20 million James R. and Patricia Hemak Experiential Learning Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jim and his wife also endowed the Hemak Leadership Academy, supporting the development of strategic leaders and emerging leaders in Junior Achievement. Jim and Pat’s generosity has extended to the St. Louis University School of Nursing, one of Pat’s passions, as well as many other well-deserving causes.
Currently, Jim serves on the JA North Foundation board, is secretary and a founder of the JA USA Foundation board, and chairman of the Achievement Foundation.
For his commitment to JA and the young people it serves, Jim has been recognized with several awards, including the JA Gold Leadership Award, the JA National Centennial Leadership Award, and now, induction into the JA Professional Staff Hall of Fame.
Following service in Vietnam, where he received a Bronze Star, Jim began working for JA in 1971, serving as Executive Director for JA in Richmond, Indiana. In 1973, he was promoted to Assistant Regional Vice President for the Midwest Region at Junior Achievement National in St. Louis.
Jim married his wife Pat the day after Christmas in 1975. That same year, he became Executive Director of JA of Greater Puget Sound in Seattle. Over six years, he was the youngest JA professional to be recognized as one of Junior Achievement’s top field managers.
In 1981, Jim was promoted to National Vice President of JA’s western operations, where he supported JA Areas in 22 western states. Under his leadership, the western region of JA led the nation in growth, finances, and innovation.
In 1987, Jim left his role at Junior Achievement to devote his full time as a franchise owner with Great Clips. Like his tenure at JA, Jim demonstrated his leadership abilities and in time owned 39 locations serving more than 1 million customers annually. After decades of success at Great Clips, Jim was recognized as a charter member of the Great Clips Hall of Fame.
In the years since, Jim and Pat have actively supported philanthropic endeavors. This included providing the $4 million lead gift to Junior Achievement North toward the building of the $20 million James R. and Patricia Hemak Experiential Learning Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jim and his wife also endowed the Hemak Leadership Academy, supporting the development of strategic leaders and emerging leaders in Junior Achievement. Jim and Pat’s generosity has extended to the St. Louis University School of Nursing, one of Pat’s passions, as well as many other well-deserving causes.
Currently, Jim serves on the JA North Foundation board, is secretary and a founder of the JA USA Foundation board, and chairman of the Achievement Foundation.
For his commitment to JA and the young people it serves, Jim has been recognized with several awards, including the JA Gold Leadership Award, the JA National Centennial Leadership Award, and now, induction into the JA Professional Staff Hall of Fame.
2025 Recipient
James R. Hemak
JA USA
JA USA
2025 JA MVP Award
Purpose
In Junior Achievement the way we conduct our business is just as important as achieving our operational goals. The JA MVP Model of Values Professional Award was established to reinforce the importance of living our values. JA associates must exemplify values and behaviors that provide the model for the students we serve and assure JA a place as a business to be respected in every community where JA has a presence. The recipients of this award will serve as role models and examples of the best of Junior Achievement citizens, partners and colleagues.
Criteria
Recipients of the JA MVP Award will consistently demonstrate the following JA Values Based Behaviors which are the basis of the criteria for nominations.
- Passion for the Mission
- Values and Respects Others
- Honesty and Integrity
- Commitment to Excellence
- Team Orientation and Collaboration
- Customer Satisfaction and Delight
- Adaptability
- Results Orientation
2025 Recipients
Kayla N. Eitreim
JA of South Dakota
JA of South Dakota
Christina Kuenstler
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Past Recipients
2024
Ed Grocholski, JA USA
Mark J. Taghon, JA of the Heartland
2022
Amy Dauer, JA of Greater Kansas City
Sara Dziuk, JA North
Resa Kirchhevel, JA of South Dakota
2021
Soumaya Arabi, JA of Southeastern Michigan
Elizabeth Clements, JA of Arizona
Sara Logar, JA USA
2019
Michelle Anderson, JA of Maine
2018
Lisa Frye, JA USA
Erin K. Kurt, JA of Eastern Iowa
2016
Jackie S. Dant, JA USA
LaChelle Williams, JA of the Upper Midwest
2025 Rising Star Award
The Rising Star Award was created in 2004 to recognize JA staff professionals who have excelled in their role and are considered "Rising Stars" of the organization.
The future of JA is entrusted to emerging leaders that we identify and develop. These individuals demonstrate a commitment to the success of JA and accept increasingly important leadership roles within JA.
Staff members who have shown leadership within their JA community and perform their duties at the highest level are nominated by their JA Area Presidents for this prestigious award.
2025 Recipients
Annie Blankemeyer
JA of Southeastern Pennsylvania
JA of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Bette Bronson
JA of Greater South Carolina
JA of Greater South Carolina
Jennifer Helgeson
JA of Kentuckiana
JA of Kentuckiana
Dr. Nate Klein
JA of Eastern Iowa
JA of Eastern Iowa
Edwin Mehta
JA of Arizona
JA of Arizona
Timberly Taylor
JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
Past Recipients
2024
Stephanie Docsol, JA of Tampa Bay
2022
Dena Kidd, JA of Arizona
Jennie Masuch, JA of Greater Kansas City
Courtney Miller, JA of Memphis and the Mid-South
Olivier Millour, JA of Tampa Bay
2021
Robyn Brown, JA of Oklahoma
Ruby Damian, JA of Northern California
Nicole Diorio, JA of Southwest New England
Ashley Donecker, JA of New Jersey
Kyle Redner, JA of Georgia
Jalissa Wilson, JA of Southeast Texas
2019
Abigail M. Phillips, JA of South Central Kentucky
Carrie Pontzius, JA of Eastern Iowa
2018
Alicia Fusco, JA of New Jersey
Alison Gottsch-Walton, JA of Lincoln
Ryan Purser, JA of Southeast Texas
Callie Tincher, JA of the Bluegrass
2017
Julian Arias, JA of Georgia
Cynthia Pantaleo, JA of Central Virginia
Evan Simmons, JA of Abilene
Kaitlyn Smith, JA of the Palm Beaches & Treasure Coast
2016
Sarah Dohl, JA of Greater Washington
Rishabh Kashyap, JA of New York
Kristy Knecht, JA of Utah
Taylor Vogelsang, 3DE
2015
Michelle Green, JA of East Texas
Kim McGrigg, JA - Rocky Mountain
Jessica States, JA of Lincoln
Laura Yohe, JA of Southeastern Pennsylvania
2014
Rachel Elizabeth Dyer, JA of Middle Tennessee
Crystal Law, JA of New Jersey
Larry Washington, JA of South Texas
Robert A. Zaremberg, JA of Western Pennsylvania
2013
Alyssa Andis, JA of Central Indiana
Felan Link, JA of South Dakota
Lisa Metzger, JA of the Upper Midwest
Alex Rolfsen, JA of Tampa Bay
2012
Amy Boardman, JA of SW Indiana
Catherine Pulver, JA of Rochester
Kyle Stables, JA of Southeast Texas
Meaghan Sullivan, JA - Rocky Mountain
2011
Callie Archer, JA of East Tennessee
Amanda Campbell-Riddle, JA of Southeast Texas
Resa Kirchhevel, JA of South Dakota
Jeremy Race, JA of Southwest New England
2010
Sara Dziuk, JA North
Erin K. Kurt, JA of Eastern Iowa
LeAnne Shockley, JA of Western Kentucky
2008
Sara Brigger, JA of the Upper Midwest
Laura Goodman, JA of South Central Kentucky
Kelli Johns, JA of Lincoln
Kyle Johnson, JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Melissa Turlip, JA of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Jennifer Venerable, JA - Rocky Mountain
2007
Tawnya Hambly, JA of the Heartland
Jenny Senter, JA of the Chisholm Trail
Stephanie Stuckey, JA of Greater South Carolina
Bernadine Venditto, JA of Greater Fairfield County
2006
Jennifer Amodt, JA of Central Florida
Perry Bacon, JA of Delaware
Amy Fisher, JA of Chicago
Jacqui Pernicano, JA of San Diego & Imperial County
2005
Carrie Hanson, JA - Rocky Mountain
Roslyn Hooks, JA of Southwest New England
Katie Keane, JA USA
Julie O'Connor, JA of North Florida
2004
Mark Fiore, JA USA
2025 Service Awards
40 Years of Service
Tim Greinert
JA USA
JA USA
Roxanne E. Mulvey
JA of the Midlands
JA of the Midlands
35 Years of Service
Anna Fohrd
JA of Western New York
JA of Western New York
Jennifer R. Knepper
JA of Western Pennsylvania
JA of Western Pennsylvania
Lisa Pignato
JA of Central Upstate New York
JA of Central Upstate New York
Lori Salzman
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Carol John Williams
JA of Tampa Bay
JA of Tampa Bay
30 Years of Service
John A. Hancock
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Catherine Milone
JA USA
JA USA
25 Years of Service
Allyson L. Barka
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Paulo Frade
JA of Greater Boston
JA of Greater Boston
Lynne Lansdell
JA of Alabama
JA of Alabama
Jacqui Pernicano
JA USA
JA USA
Colleen Pinero
JA of Greater New Orleans
JA of Greater New Orleans
Susan Spencer
JA of Greater South Carolina
JA of Greater South Carolina
Dawn Watson
JA of Central Indiana
JA of Central Indiana
Brigitta Witsken
JA of OKI Partners
JA of OKI Partners
20 Years of Service
Carol A. Bouché
JA of Greater St. Louis
JA of Greater St. Louis
Robyn Brown
JA of Oklahoma
JA of Oklahoma
Ne'Cole N. Caldwell
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
Jay Donald Ediger
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Kim Effenberger
JA of Brazoria County
JA of Brazoria County
Ed Grocholski
JA USA
JA USA
Terrance Guthrie
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Janet Howard
JA of Northern Indiana
JA of Northern Indiana
Trent Klingensmith
JA of Middle Tennessee
JA of Middle Tennessee
Erin K. Kurt
JA of Eastern Iowa
JA of Eastern Iowa
William Lucas
JA of Western Pennsylvania
JA of Western Pennsylvania
Michelle Renee Martin
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Kim Marie McGowan
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Heidi Metzger Potter
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Crystal A. Steiner
JA of OKI Partners
JA of OKI Partners
Bernadine Venditto
JA of Greater Fairfield County
JA of Greater Fairfield County
Connie Viggiani
JA of Central Upstate New York
JA of Central Upstate New York
Amy Youngberg
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Kimberly Zech
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
15 Years of Service
Michelle Anderson
JA of Maine
JA of Maine
Taran Barca-Hall
JA of Northern California
JA of Northern California
Denise Christiansen
JA of Delaware
JA of Delaware
Mike Davis
JA of Central Ohio
JA of Central Ohio
Jill Jamison
JA of Maine
JA of Maine
Kayley Nierman
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Carrie Pontzius
JA of Eastern Iowa
JA of Eastern Iowa
Gail C. Smith
JA of Greater New Orleans
JA of Greater New Orleans
Richard F. Stahl
JA of Northern Indiana
JA of Northern Indiana
Tonya Villines
JA of Arkansas
JA of Arkansas
10 Years of Service
Sherri L. Albertson
JA of Southern Colorado
JA of Southern Colorado
Eric Ashley
3DE
3DE
AJ Bartlett
JA USA
JA USA
Tracy Botten
JA North
JA North
Taylor Brock
JA of Northern Indiana
JA of Northern Indiana
Barbara Byrd
JA of Kentuckiana
JA of Kentuckiana
Katherine Kemmeries Cecala
JA of Arizona
JA of Arizona
Jordan Cressy-Garcie
JA of Greater New Orleans
JA of Greater New Orleans
Tania Gayathri Daniel
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
Mary Diligent
JA of Northern California
JA of Northern California
Adrienne Dircksen
JA of Northern Indiana
JA of Northern Indiana
Mia Elder-Scott
JA USA
JA USA
Angela D. Fisher
JA of Southwest Florida
JA of Southwest Florida
Joy Germeroth
JA of Greater St. Louis
JA of Greater St. Louis
Melissa Gunnell
JA of Ocoee Region
JA of Ocoee Region
Flonise Harper
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Jolene Hart
JA North
JA North
Ericka Hilliard
3DE
3DE
MaryAnn Hopping
JA of Central Ohio
JA of Central Ohio
Roxy Hurlburt
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Anita James
3DE
3DE
Maria P. Langendorf
JA of Middletown Area
JA of Middletown Area
Josh Lehman
JA of North Central Ohio
JA of North Central Ohio
Emily Maurer
JA USA
JA USA
Lisa Anne Morgan
JA of Oklahoma
JA of Oklahoma
Makenzie Morris
JA of the Heartland
JA of the Heartland
Stephanie W. Patton
JA of Central Ohio
JA of Central Ohio
Laurie Sallarulo
JA of South Florida
JA of South Florida
Deborah Schaller
JA of Greater St. Louis
JA of Greater St. Louis
Evelyne Sevilla
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Katie Sothmann
JA of the Heartland
JA of the Heartland
Tiffany N. Spates
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
Bri Tournas
JA of Arizona
JA of Arizona
Lisa Vaughn
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Donna F. Walker
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Jodi Wallace
JA - Rocky Mountain
JA - Rocky Mountain
Liisa Williams
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
Amy L. Wilson
JA of East Tennessee
JA of East Tennessee
Patricia Woolridge
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
5 Years of Service
Nelmaris Estelle Alvarez
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Shelbee Axsom-Anderson
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Melissa Bassemier
JA of SW Indiana
JA of SW Indiana
Amber Brown
3DE
3DE
Erin Brum
JA North
JA North
Ann S. Byington
JA of North Central Ohio
JA of North Central Ohio
Amy Cammell
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Jorge F. Cardenas
3DE
3DE
Kristina Ranjani Cassiday
JA USA
JA USA
Mrs. Robyn B. Coddington-Harper
JA of South Florida
JA of South Florida
Kristin D. Coolsen
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Christopher Coury
JA of New York
JA of New York
Amy Dauer
JA of Greater Kansas City
JA of Greater Kansas City
Mai-Khanh Do
JA North
JA North
Sharon Lynn Evans Earnest
JA of the Chisholm Trail
JA of the Chisholm Trail
Patrick Ebert
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Lori Fehlinger
JA of Northern Indiana
JA of Northern Indiana
Joseph Fitzsimmons
JA of Georgia
JA of Georgia
Elizabeth Gilmore
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Dr. Stacy Glover
3DE
3DE
Debbie Hammer
JA of South Florida
JA of South Florida
Joleen Hanlon
JA of Northeastern New York
JA of Northeastern New York
Robin Henry
JA of Mad River
JA of Mad River
Suzanne M. Holmes
JA of Western Pennsylvania
JA of Western Pennsylvania
Beth Horan
JA of Eastern Iowa
JA of Eastern Iowa
Kara Hyman
JA of Western New York
JA of Western New York
Shannon Italia
JA of North Florida
JA of North Florida
Neala Jackson
3DE
3DE
Allison Knight
3DE
3DE
Jill Koch
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Debra A. Kretschmer
JA of the Heartland
JA of the Heartland
Christina Kuenstler
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Lisa Larson
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Candace Little
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Laurel Raimondo Martin, PhD
JA of the Bluegrass
JA of the Bluegrass
Sherry Ann Martin
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Jennie Masuch
JA of Greater Kansas City
JA of Greater Kansas City
Patrice Matamoros
JA of Western Pennsylvania
JA of Western Pennsylvania
Sam Mott
JA North
JA North
Samantha Overton
JA of Oklahoma
JA of Oklahoma
Lindsey Palaschak
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Randall Phillips
JA of Central Upstate New York
JA of Central Upstate New York
Julia Pipkins
3DE
3DE
Kelvin Pruitt
3DE
3DE
Aracely Ramirez
JA of the Desert Southwest
JA of the Desert Southwest
Miriam Robles
JA of Arizona
JA of Arizona
Jenifer Rodriguez Vazquez
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Alejandro "Alex" Rojas
JA of Southern California
JA of Southern California
Paloma Santiago
JA of Arizona
JA of Arizona
Amanda Scheler
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
JA of South Central Pennsylvania
Jasmine D. Seldon
JA of Dallas
JA of Dallas
Julia Simon
JA of Northwestern Ohio
JA of Northwestern Ohio
Spencer Sims
JA of Middle Tennessee
JA of Middle Tennessee
Haley Smith
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
JA of the Michigan Great Lakes
Katherine Stead
3DE
3DE
Laura Stern
JA of Greater Fairfield County
JA of Greater Fairfield County
Elise Sullivan
JA of Greater Fairfield County
JA of Greater Fairfield County
Jeff Taylor
JA of OKI Partners
JA of OKI Partners
Mary Beth Tomsyck
JA of Wisconsin
JA of Wisconsin
Kim Wagner
JA of Chicago
JA of Chicago
Tara Westfall
JA USA
JA USA
Destinee L. Wilson
JA of Central Illinois
JA of Central Illinois
Sandra Wilson
JA of New York
JA of New York
Jennifer Lynn Womack
JA of Southeast Texas
JA of Southeast Texas
Sonya Yermishkin
JA North
JA North
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