Laurie Klose
Dr. Laurie Klose has served as a school-based practitioner and faculty member in California, Massachusetts and Texas. Leadership positions include Chair of the NASP Ethics and Professional Practices Board, Texas Delegate and SE Delegate Representative for NASP, President of Texas Association of School Psychologists, and numerous state and national committees.

Mark Resnick
School psychologist 39 years, 11 years as a Supervisor. Past-President of MSPA and 11 years as Professional Standards Chair. Past Co-chair of the NASP Professional Growth Committee and has been on the NASP Convention Committee since 2004. Twice nominated for MSPA Outstanding Educator’s Award. Previous recipient of NASP President’s Award.

Jim Staffnik
Jim Staffnik EdD, NCSP has been a practicing school psychologist since 1983. During his career Jim has served students and families in Michigan, Illinois, Arizona and the Marshall Islands. Jim and his wife Trisha live in the White Mountains of Arizona and have five grown children.

Lori Unruh
Lori Unruh is an Associate Professor and director of the school psychology graduate program at Western Carolina University. She has past experience as a practitioner in several states. She is currently Strategic Planning Coordinator for the NASP Board of Directors and continues leadership in the North Carolina School Psychology Association.

Karen Apgar
As a long-time practitioner, Dr. Apgar currently coordinates school psychological services for her local school district. She has served in multiple state association roles, and recently completed six years as the NASP Delegate from Oregon and three years as a Western Region Delegate Representative. She currently serves as the interim NASP Secretary.

Sally Baas
Sally Baas, directs the Southeast Asian Teacher Program and Hmong Culture and Language Program, at Concordia University, in St. Paul, MN. She is a Past President of NASP/MSPA, school psychologist, professor, author, and international education consultant. In Past President roles, she serves on NASP/MSPA committees focused on diversity and advocacy.

Racheal Gliniak
Racheal Gliniak is a sixth year school psychologist in North Carolina. She currently serves on the North Carolina School Psychology Association as a Regional Representative and member of the Legislative and Public Policy Committee. She is a married mother of five children, three dogs, and a cat.

Catherine Ann Perkins
Catherine Perkins, Ph.D. is Coordinator of the Ed.S. Program in School Psychology at Georgia State University and Georgia Delegate. She is a Licensed Psychologist with doctoral-level certification for school psychology and school leadership. Dr. Perkins is a GASP past-president and represents NASP on the National Joint Committee on Learning Disabilities.

Central Region

Illinois*
Kathleen A. Loomos Ostry
Audrey Parsley

Iowa
Teresa Moery

Michigan
Marvin Nordeen

Minnesota
Kimberly Adams

Wisconsin
Kisten Gillespie

Northeast Region

Maine
Suzanne Botana
Mary MacLennan

New Hampshire*
Kate Salvati

Pennsylvania*
David Lillenstein

Rhode Island*
Erica Perkins

Southeast Region

Alabama
Tricia Daniel

Georgia*
Arthur Lee Bennett
Susan D. Bryant

Louisiana
Amber Boykin

Mississippi
Chase McCullum

Western Region

Colorado*
Julie Bolding
Alison Hargarten
Sarah Killion

Montana
Andy Mogan

New Mexico*
Isai Navarrete

Wyoming
Stacey Kern