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The History of Female Leadership in the NALC
The History of Female Leadership in the NALC episodes
- Keisha Lewis
This episode features Keisha Lewis, President of Branch 1100, Garden Grove, California. She is also a facilitator for Leadership Academy.
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18 min - Marcie Miller
In this episode, I interview Marcie Miller, Member of Branch 5996, Aurora, Colorado.
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54 min - Julianna Burton
This episode features Julianna Burton, recording secretary of Branch 201, Wichita, Kansas.
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22 min - Danielle Fake-Moorman
This episode features Danielle Fake-Moorman, Assistant to the President for the Contract Administration Unit. Danielle is a member of Branch 849, Fort Collins, Colorado.
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23 min - Andrea Malena
In this episode, I interview Andrea Malena, Branch 5(Omaha) Vice President and Nebraska State Association President.
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18 min - Jessica McIlvaine
On this episode, I interviewed Jessica McIlvaine. Jessica is Vice President of Branch 366, Joplin, MO.
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27 min - Michelle McQuality
On this episode, I interviewed Michelle McQuality, Special Assistant to the President. Michelle is a member of Branch 182, Dayton, OH.
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36 min - Cheryl Lamunion
In this episode, I interview Cheryl Lamunion, member and former Secretary of Branch 1015, Cape Girardeau, MO.
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26 min - Denna Hoskins
In this episode, I had a conversation with Denna Hoskins, President of Branch 5847, Hazelwood, MO.
Episode note: We had a few connection issues, but it didn't affect the interview.
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18 min - Ashley Blattel
In this episode, I have a conversation with my branch secretary, Ashley Blattel. She is a member of Branch 1015, Cape Girardeau, MO.
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About The History of Female Leadership in the NALC
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This podcast’s purpose is to give a history of women who have stepped into leadership roles within the National Association of Letter Carriers, and discuss the leaders of now and into the…
future.