Legislative Update: SEANC fighting salary cuts at UNC

DuBoris Peterkin

DuBoris PeterkinDistrict 28Occupation: Behavior Health Technician, 7 years. County: Granville How did you become involved in SEANC? In 2015, Felicia McKinney, who was the district chair at that time, talked to me about the benefits of the organization during a recruitment event in the lobby at Central Regional. After speaking

Janice Smith

Janice SmithDistrict 28Occupation: Recently retired from Appalachian State UniversityCounty: Watauga/Avery/Mitchell How did you become involved in SEANC? Months after I relocated from Virginia to North Carolina to work at the State Courts, I joined SEANC. What offices have you held in SEANC? On the district level I have served as

Cynthia Hart

Cynthia Hart District 65 ChairCounties: Pitt - East Carolina University How did you become involved in SEANC? As a student at Pitt Community College, I interned in the Clinical Financial Insurance Services Department at East Carolina University. At the end of the internship, Linda Morgan, a co-worker and SEANC member

Suzanne Beasley

Suzanne BeasleyDirector of Government Relations What do you do for SEANC? I lobby the General Assembly, along with the Government Relations team, for better pay, benefits and employment rights for active state employees and retirees. How long have you worked at SEANC? 18 years What’s the most rewarding part of

CJ Stephens

C.J. StephensDirector of Member ServicesDistrict 38 member What do you do for SEANC? I am the Director of the Member Services Department which provides important benefits for our members with the insurance products and member discounts. Were you a member prior to joining the staff? If so, where did you

Kemrey LaMarr

Kemrey LaMarr District 17 ChairOccupation: DOT – Transportation Tech IICounties: Guilford, Chatham, Rockingham, Randolph, Alamance, Caswell How did you become involved in SEANC? I began working for the Department of Transportation in 1994. I didn’t know about SEANC until 2007, when a co-worker invited me to join and participate. So

Michael Jenkins

Michael W. Jenkins District 8 ChairOccupation: Retired, DPS after serving 28.5 yearsCounties: Wilkes, Surry, Alleghany, Ashe and Yadkin How did you become involved in SEANC? I began working for the Department of Corrections (now DPS) in 1991. At that time, my supervisor strongly encouraged SEANC membership. Once I learned what

Tonya Jennings

Tonya JenningsDistrict 69 ChairpersonOccupation: Deputy Clerk, Administrative Office of The CourtsDistrict 65 Counties: Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Gates, Pasquotank and Perquimans How did you become involved in SEANC? Before my current position as Deputy Clerk, I worked for 20 years as a Probation Officer. During that time, I began attending

Carri Derrick

Carri DerrickMember Relations Specialist What do you do for SEANC?I am responsible for member retention and processing delinquencies. When members call to cancel their membership, I talk to them and explain their SEANC membership benefits to try and keep them on as members. I also support the Retiree Council, State

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