2008 NEA Representative Assembly

Friday, July 4

Linda Robinson

Delegate Dialogue — Linda Robinson

Linda Robinson, a Muskegon special education classroom assistant, is at her fourth RA. She shares why it's important for her to be here representing her members (she's the president of Muskegon ESP) and the key issues facing ESP that are being discussed at the 2008 NEA RA. Read more.

Mary Yedinak “The Commitment Continues” for retired RA delegates

MEA-Retired’s motto is “The Commitment Continues.” That commitment has brought 27 MEA-Retired members to the nation’s capital for this year’s NEA RA. These dedicated retirees come to the RA to stay connected to the association and its members, help guide a new generation of members and continue serving the best interests of Michigan's public school students. Read more.

Deborah Lotan and Cheryl NugentSharing their holiday for a higher cause

Each year, hundreds of MEA members forgo Independence Day barbeques and fireworks near home with the family and friends to be with their NEA family as delegates at the Representative Assembly. Why do Michigan’s delegates give up their July 4 holiday to be RA delegates? Read their answers.

Other Stories:

High spirits, new leaders make for exciting Independence Day

A Star Teacher: Educator Astronaut Barbara Morgan addresses delegates

Updated: July 9, 2008