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Chapter Sister Joins Women's
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WGC is beyond excited to introduce new staff member Claudia Guzman Garcia, who really isn’t new here at all. She has been a WGC volunteer since 2012 and now will serve as Associate Director of Community Engagement and Economic Development.
Claudia recently received her PhD in Leadership Studies from Our Lady of the Lake University. She’s been a WGC Advisory Chair for the Girls Leadership/Girls Global Summit Program and also worked as a WGC grant writer last year.
She’s also worked in development with Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas and on grant administration for the UTSA Vice President for Research.
Please help us welcome Claudia!
For more information on Women's Global Connection go to womensglobalconnection.com
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Congratulations to Delta chapter sister Maricela Meza on becoming Director of Employee Relations for the Tucson Unified School District (TUSD)! She is amazing and will continue to do wonderful things and help so many in her new role.
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Photo from Tucson Unified School District Facebook
National President
Melanie Rodriguez
Position(s) held: Leadership Development, New Member Education Officer
Initiation: Fall 1996, University of Houston, Theta Chapter, Epsilon Class
Day Job: Organizational/Leadership Development Consultant
Hobbies/Fun Facts: My wife and I (also KDChi, Theta Chapter, Lambda Class Spring 1999) have two beautiful children. Arianna and Isaias. We love to travel and cook and volunteer as a family.”
“I felt like I was finally at a place in my life where what I was good at, professionally and personally, aligned with what the organization needed. I (like so many others) have a huge love and passion for KDChi. I want to do all I can every day to help develop leaders for our communities and help our internal leaders develop so that KDChi as a whole can grow as well.
KS Gov. Laura Kelly delivered an absolutely great State Address, & it was great to be with my new colleague Cabinet Secretaries & my former colleagues in our KS House of Representatives. Let's get to work!
By Tim Carpenter, The Topeka Capital-Journal
Democratic Gov.-elect Laura Kelly completed high-level administrative appointments Friday with selection of Cabinet secretaries to manage the departments of labor, revenue and parks.
Kelly, the Topeka state senator elected governor in November, will be sworn into office Monday. She will deliver an inaugural address, and the 2019 Legislature, including the newly elected Kansas House, will convene at the Capitol.
Incoming Kansas governor Laura Kelly’s three appointments complete Cabinet
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