January 2008

• Mr. Jacques Baudot, Jacques Baudot has served in the French government, the United Nations (more than 25 years), and the government of Denmark. Most recently he has been Coordinator of the International Forum for Social Development at the UN.
• Sr. Nancy Bramlage, SC. Nancy Bramlage is Executive Councilor for the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. She has been the Assistant NGO Representative for the Elizabeth Seton Federation at the UN, Director of the Center for Social Concern and Assistant Director of Campus Ministry at the University of Dayton, and Personnel Director and Foreign Mission Coordinator for her community.
• Sr. Helen Marie Burns, RSM. Helen Marie Burns is Vice President for Mission Integration and Planning at Mount Aloysius College in Cresson, PA. She has served as Vice-President of the Institute of the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and in many other leadership roles in her community. She has broad experience on boards of health care institutions, schools, and other Catholic organizations.
• Rev. Jeff Chojnacki, SJ. Jeff Chojnacki was Provincial of the New York Province of the Society of Jesus. He has long been involved in social justice and pastoral ministries among people in poverty.
• Rev. Vincent Cushing, OFM. Vincent Cushing finished a long and distinguished term as the President of the Washington Theological Union in Washington D.C. and now teaches ecclesiology on the faculty there.
• Mrs. Shelley Goode. Shelley Goode is Vice President of Philanthropic Marketing at Lipman Hearne, Inc. Prior to joining Lipman Hearne, she was the Vice President for External Affairs at the National Children’s Museum. She has more than 26 years of experience in fundraising and development with a diverse set of clients in the nonprofit, educational, and cultural sectors.
• Rev. James Hug, SJ. James Hug came to the Center from the Woodstock Theological Center in 1985 and became Director/President in 1989. He focuses on research and education on issues of faith and economic justice and has lectured and directed workshops throughout the U.S. and in Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia.
• Mr. Kenneth Melley. Ken Melley served in a number of offices of the National Education Association over nearly 30 years. He was Assistant Executive Director of the Center of Public Affairs and the Center for Advocacy at the NEA until his retirement. He continues to serve as Secretary of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs.
• Ms. Jan Middlebrooks. Jan Middlebrooks is a Financial Consultant for Merrill Lynch. She has previously worked as an Accountant and Business Manager, Teacher, Realtor and Training Director.
• Mr. John Reid. John Reid is the Founder and Co-Director of The Reid Group, an organizational and leadership consulting agency. Before starting his own business, he worked with the Archdiocese of Seattle for 18 years.  He also worked at the University of Notre Dame and is a former Catholic high school teacher. 
• Terrence Thomas, Sr. Terrence Thomas, Sr. is Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Corporate Responsibility for St. John Health (SJH). In this role, he oversees legal, government affairs, advocacy and corporate responsibility.  Before he joined SJH, Thomas was a principal at law firm Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, PLC.
• Ms. Mariama Williams. Mariama Williams has served as Faculty in Economics at the University of Utah and the State University of New York. She has worked as a consultant extensively, including London, Jamaica, and United Nations.