AUDREY JANE WOLFINGER
April 13, 2023
Audrey Jane Wolfinger spent more than three decades as a librarian with the Neshaminy School District in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.
Audrey Jane Wolfinger spent more than three decades as a librarian with the Neshaminy School District in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.
Kristina Ann Lesley, MS, is the client support services director at the Women’s Center for Advancement and adjunct faculty instructor at MCC.
Debra J. Coffey has excelled as an associate professor of elementary and early childhood education at Kennesaw State University since 2004.
Diana Mejias Fermaint, PhD, was a teacher at Antilles High School in Puerto Rico from 1995 until her retirement in 2021.
Lori Tyler has been the president and owner of Lori Tyler & Associates, a content development company specializing in educational content, since 2000.
Sandra L. Morrey remained active as a computer analyst and consultant for years until the IBM AS/400 computers were phased out of use.
Since 2016, Audrey Perry Williams has excelled as president of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, and more.
Barbara B. McNairy has served the Palmdale School District since 1987 and is also a contemporary gospel singer, songwriter and producer.
Joan Dusa, PhD, is an independent scholar and educator with nearly five decades of expertise in her field.
Dr. Lilyana Auster is an educator and school administrator currently serving as the principal of First State Military Academy.
In 1995, Marjorie Lora Myers became the principal of Key School-Escuela Key, part of the Arlington Public Schools in Virginia.
Lea T. Rutherford is the chief executive officer of Education Today Enterprises, LLC, and co-founder of EMC Education Group, LLC.
BeEtta Stoney, PhD, is an administrator, associate professor and interim chief diversity and inclusion officer at Kansas State University.
Jessica Johnsen is a child development expert and the chief executive officer of Yellow Brick Road Early Childhood Development Center.
With a fulfilling career spanning three decades, Elizabeth Osta is a distinguished educator and award-winning author of several books and essays.
Emiline D. Hallowell, EdD, is a retired English teacher with more than 40 years of experience teaching at the middle and high school levels.
Today, Felicia O. Parker excels in her role as director of education for the Florida Barber Academy, a role she has held since 2016.
In 1974, Brenda Dale Perkins Butler joined the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District as a gifted and talented teacher specialist.
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Kona-Facia Freeman-Nepay founded the Baltimore International Academy in 2007, which provides a wide range of multi-lingual language learning options.
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