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12<br />
National board of advisors<br />
Executive committee<br />
Jane Ellen Rosen ’63 (Chair)<br />
Steffie Wright Crowther ’68<br />
May Geggis Holgren ’55<br />
Weatherly Ralph ’93<br />
Kristin Rodriguez ’88<br />
Sara Scott ’96<br />
Amy Sobel ’86<br />
Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83<br />
members<br />
Sarah Ayres ’02<br />
Amanda Birnbaum-Steinberg ’95<br />
Julie Boyer ’92<br />
Annmarie Cappalonga Bunn ’85<br />
Cecilia Byrne ’02<br />
Nancy Carey ’67<br />
Rachel Carson ’91<br />
Elizabeth Gummey Cluett ’57<br />
Stephanie Hetos Cocke ’81<br />
Lauren DeBruicker ’90<br />
Deborah Greenfield DeLauro ’69<br />
Alexa Driansky ’02<br />
Elizabeth Duall ’91<br />
Matilda Essig ’76<br />
Stacy Feinberg ’96<br />
Ashley Carlin Formento ’78<br />
Jody Gerson ’79<br />
Rachel Goldfarb ’95<br />
Sarah Goodstine ’97<br />
Betsy Jordan Graf ’50<br />
Betsy Morgan Hammack ’89<br />
Elizabeth Heilig ’94<br />
Anna Henkel ’07<br />
Jacqueline Balkin Hoffman ’83<br />
Maya Cameron Houston ’87<br />
Sally Crawford Huntley ’68<br />
Alyssa Fabiani Kay ’87<br />
Carmen Lennon ’95<br />
Florry Hubbard Lloyd ’55<br />
Margaret Schneider Maclay ’77<br />
Meredith Mariani ’94<br />
Jennifer Lindner McGlinn ’87<br />
Alixandra Batoff Morgan ’88<br />
Ellen Hanson Perlman ’75<br />
Nancy Perlman ’89<br />
Courtney Piccone ’92<br />
Marisa Porges ’96<br />
Mary Hoe Posner ’64<br />
Suzanne Rombeau ’95<br />
Margaret Fritz Schneider ’50<br />
Elizabeth Scott ’98<br />
Emily Scott ’00<br />
Jennifer Shea ’68<br />
Melanie Sheerr ’96<br />
Keira Driansky Simon ’99<br />
Barbara Asinall Smith ’75<br />
Robin Blum Smith ’57<br />
Jennifer Shallow-Spryng ’84<br />
Kimberly Strauss ’84<br />
Beth Swoope Sweetow ’65<br />
Suzanne Tiernan ’67<br />
Stacey Englander Turner ’88<br />
Karen Untereker ’01<br />
Cynthia Weisman ’83<br />
Stephanie Weiss ‘02<br />
Jann Wolffe Williams ‘70<br />
Wendy Zalles ‘89<br />
Stay in Touch with <strong>Baldwin</strong><br />
www.baldwinschool.org<br />
s p r i n g 2 0 1 0<br />
<strong>Baldwin</strong> National<br />
Board of Advisors<br />
What is the NBA?<br />
Although the National Board of Advisors has existed<br />
for 20 years, many in the <strong>Baldwin</strong> community<br />
know little about the NBA, the board’s purpose or<br />
its membership, or how it can help strengthen the<br />
<strong>Baldwin</strong> community. Let us reintroduce you to your<br />
National Board of Advisors.<br />
FACTS:<br />
· The National Board of Advisors was created in<br />
1990 to develop a strong national and international<br />
network of <strong>Baldwin</strong> alumnae.<br />
· The NBA is comprised of 50 to 60 members<br />
chosen from diverse geographic locations, and<br />
represents a cross section of ages, careers, lifestyles,<br />
and interests.<br />
· Members are nominated for a three-year term<br />
and are asked to attend at least one of two NBA<br />
meetings a year and contribute to annual giving.<br />
· Every member serves on one of three committees:<br />
Regional Events & Outreach<br />
Professional Resources/Networking<br />
Membership<br />
· The NBA’s mission is to support <strong>Baldwin</strong>’s<br />
commitment to be a premier educational institution<br />
for a diverse group of young women, and to<br />
help alumnae continue giving and growing as<br />
educated women.<br />
As we all know, <strong>Baldwin</strong> graduates are an impressive<br />
group of women achieving in many different fields<br />
What is the NBA Doing?<br />
The NBA Spring Meeting, April 2010: front row - Annmarie<br />
Cappalonga Bunn ’85, Margaret Fritz Schneider ’50, Jane Ellen<br />
Rosen ’63, Nancy Carey ’67, Robin Blum Smith ’57, Elizabeth<br />
Gummey Cluett ’57, May Holgren ’55, May Geggis Holgren ’55,<br />
Suzanne Tiernan ’67; back row - Maya Cameron Houston ’87,<br />
Melanie Sheerr ’96, Mary Hoe Posner ’64, Margaret Schneider<br />
Maclay ’77, Elizabeth Scott ’98, Sara Scott ’96, Emily Scott ’00,<br />
Courtney Piccone ’92, Jennifer Shea ’68, Marisa Porges ’96,<br />
Sarah Ayres ’02 and Stephanie Weiss’02.<br />
and areas of expertise. We are a largely untapped<br />
resource of advice and support. The NBA strives<br />
to strengthen this incredible network and facilitate<br />
connections between alumnae, <strong>Baldwin</strong> students, and<br />
the faculty.<br />
The NBA is here to keep the <strong>Baldwin</strong> community<br />
connected. We welcome your ideas about how the<br />
NBA can best help you. Please contact your class<br />
agent, an NBA member, or <strong>Baldwin</strong>’s development<br />
office (bforrest@baldwinschool.org) with your<br />
suggestions at any time.<br />
If you have been to an event outside of the Philadelphia area, chances are the NBA was involved in its planning.<br />
With <strong>Baldwin</strong>’s development office, we have held events in New York, Washington D.C. Houston, Atlanta,<br />
Dallas, Boston, Naples, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Cocktail parties, luncheons, museum visits, and book<br />
clubs all help us connect <strong>Baldwin</strong> alumnae wherever they live. We are currently trying to plan many more such<br />
events-hopefully one in your area! If you’re interested in hosting an event, or have an idea to connect alumnae<br />
in your area, please contact Sara Scott ’96 (saralysascott@hotmail.com).<br />
The NBA is also in the process of creating a searchable, networking database that will allow students, faculty,<br />
and alumnae to find those with similar career goals, interests, or specific areas of expertise, strengthening our<br />
<strong>Baldwin</strong> network. Stay tuned for more details!
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