The Archer Center

Archer Alumni Association

Leadership

The Archer Alumni Association (AAA) is proud to announce the 2008-2009 Leadership Board, which is comprised of our Co-Presidents, Class Representatives and Scholarship Committee. If you are interested in serving on the Board, please contact Katie Romano.

Co-Presidents

Nathan Taylor (Spring 2006) - D.C.-based President

Daniel Susong (Fall 2005) - Texas-based President

 

Class Representatives

Spring 2001 – Jacob Holder

Fall 2001 – Christine Powers

Spring 2002 – Marisela Salayandia

Fall 2002 – Jennifer Mock

Spring 2003 – Erin Dougherty/Chris Martin

Fall 2003 – DeLisa Lay

Spring 2004 – April Adams

Fall 2004 – Katie Short

Spring 2005 – Carl Holshouser

Fall 2005 – Daniel Noll

Spring 2006 – Crystal (Longoria) Villarreal

Fall 2006 - Dmitri Shneider

Spring 2007 - Pamela (Palagonia) Hughes

Fall 2007 - Katie Naranjo/Allison Tisdale

Spring 2008 - Dareth Finn

 

Scholarship Committee

Mohan Rajagopalan, Chair (Fall 2003)

Andrew Chen (Spring 2001)

Patrick Hendrix (Fall 2001)

Michelle Balsley (Fall 2002)

Jeffrey Underwood (Fall 2002)

Sergio Villarreal (Spring 2003)

Andres Correa (Fall 2003)

Keri Rance (Fall 2004)

Casey Louis Edwards (Fall 2004)

Shea Wynn (Fall 2005)

Angela McNair (Spring 2006)

Maggie Haas (Spring 2007)

James Williams (Spring 2007)

Drew Jacoby (Spring 2008)

Giselle Sebag (Spring 2008)

 

 

History and Membership

The Archer Alumni Association was founded in the spring of 2003 by former participants of the Archer Fellow program to provide a structure by which alumni can come together for social opportunities and to support the ongoing efforts of the Archer Center. The Archer Alumni Association has been instrumental in continued marketing of the program during recruitment season as well as in fundraising efforts.

All former participants of the Bill Archer Fellowship Program are automatically deemed members of the AAA. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the social and networking events as well as in recruiting and fundraising efforts. Since 2003, regular AAA events occur in both Washington, D.C. and in Texas to encourage continued friendship among alumni. To learn more about how you can help out, please contact your class representative or any member of the Alumni Board.