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Janet Bunch

Janet Bunch District 27 ChairOccupation: Retired, NCCUCounty: Durham How did you become involved in SEANC? I joined SEANC in the 1980’s. About 20 years ago, I attended my first SEANC convention. The experience of seeing what takes place in convention meetings and listening to the guest speakers such as

Debi Artis

Debi ArtisDistrict 60 Chair Q1: Where do you work? I work as an Administrative Specialist for DHHS in District 60. Q2: How did you become involved in SEANC? I became involved through my sister, Anita King, who asked me to join. Q3: What offices have you held in SEANC? I

Brenda Williams

Brenda WilliamsDistrict 44 Chair, North Central Regional Rep Q1: Where do you work? I work for the State Treasurers Office as a Deputy Treasurer in the Unclaimed Property Division, and before that as the Director of Financial Literacy for the State Treasurer. Q2: How did you become involved in

Korey Wheeler

Korey WheelerVideographer and Multimedia Specialist Q1: What do you do for SEANC? I mainly oversee the videos that SEANC produces. I plan, shoot, and edit video content and photo work, as well as making sure all equipment is well maintained. There’s quite a bit that goes into making videos including

District 38 Monthly Meeting

This is our regular monthly District meeting. It will be held via Zoom. Please contact Betty Jackson for a link to the meeting. We will get an update on the latest BOG meeting and discuss other district business.

Byron Carter

Byron CarterMember Services Program Specialist Q1: How long have you worked at SEANC? I have worked at SEANC for a little over a year. Q2: What’s the most rewarding part of your job? I enjoy interacting with members and helping them solve problems. A large part of my responsibilities

Joyce Shaw

Joyce B. Shaw, ParliamentarianDistrict 69 member Occupation: Active, Elizabeth City State University. Office Manager for Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Q1: How/when did you become involved in SEANC? I joined SEANC in 1990 when I began working for ECSU. After attending SEANC conventions, I became fascinated

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Phyllis Byrd

Phyllis ByrdMember Services Program Specialist Q1: What do you do for SEANC? My main work objective is customer service. Just to name a few, my current responsibilities include assisting our members through the scholarship program, theme park ticket program and member discount program. Q2: How long have you worked at

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