Michigan Education Association

Women's Issues Committee

Start Date

16 members/staggered so 6 or less leave each year 

 

2008

Marcia Mackey (2010-BD-Reg 12  C)

Co-Chair

2001

Lynda Min (2010-BdM-Reg 7   A)

Co-Chair

2008

Michelle Thomas (2010-BD-Reg 9   C)

 

2003

Deb McMillan (2010-BdM-Reg 8   B)

 

2000

Elsie Aranda (2010-BD-Reg 3   H)

 

2008

Linda Kelly (2010-BD-Reg 8   B)

 

2008

Joanne Bain-Schwanz (2011-BD-Reg 6   C)

 

2008

Linda Robinson (2011-BdM-Reg 13  B)

 

2008

Sandra Cawood (2011-BD Reg 10 C)

 

2007

Denise Ivester (2011 BD-Reg 15  H)

 

2005

Mary Ann Dupuis (2011-BD-Reg 11   C)

 

2006

Susan Schaner Schultz (2011-BdM-Reg 10   C)

 

2009

A. Isabell Nazar (2012-BdM-Reg 4 H)

 

2009

Lorna VanTil (2012-BD-Reg 9 C)

 

2009

RaeAnn Loy (2012-BD-Reg 17 C)

 

2008

Catherine Frederick (2012 BD Reg 10 B)

 

Start Date

Liaisons

 

2008 

Sally Pierce (2010-MAHE)

 

2009

Jillian Hume (2010-SMEA)

 

2008

Rose Cross (2010-MEA Retired)

 

 

Staff Liaison

 

 

Carolyn Logan

 

 


A=Asian        B=Black       C=Caucasian        H=Hispanic        NA=Native American

2009-10 Charge:

To help ensure that the education of our students and the working environments of our members are of the highest quality.

To help develop local capacity by the identification and development of strategies and policies that build on our diversity.

Committee Charge:  To address policies, programs, practices and issues that relate to and impact the representation, participation and support of females in the association and public education systems.

The committee will:

  • Assist in planning the association’s celebration and promotion of Women’s History Month.

  • Identify, review and recommend content for the web page on providing instructional activities/resources for use in celebrating Women’s History Month.

    • Monitor the implementation of the affirmative action guidelines with attention to females into staff positions and alert the MEA Board of Directors of necessary future actions.
  • Assist the planning and delivery of a program to support the development of the personal attributes, academic and social skills, talents and abilities of adolescent girls.
  • Recruit nominees and select recipients for the MEA Excellence and Maurine Wyatt Awards, and submit a recommendation for the David McMahon Award.
  • Delegate a representative to assist in the planning of the Human Rights/Excellence Award Banquet; and a representative for the Social Justice Institute.
  • onitor the representation of women in MEA staff positions, state and national leadership development. Actively report related issues of concern to the Board with recommendations for Affirmative Action.

Monitor state and national legislation addressing women’s issues.

 

Updated: October 23, 2009 2:53 PM