The officers of the International Club for the 2009-2010 school year are as follows:
President – Katherine Campbell
Hello my name is katherine campbell and I am from Freetown Sierra Leone. I am a junior nursing student at Stevenson University and this is my first year as president for T.I.C. I am excited about my new journey. I strongly belive that cultural awareness and cultural diversity is a nesscsity in the lives of young Adults.
Vice President – Wenny Moges
Hello all Im wenny Moges and my hometown is Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I am currenty a Junior Human services Major and parallegal minor here at SU. I am estatic about being a part of T.I.C. this year, I look forward to all of the events that we will be having. T.I.C plays a vital role in educating out peers about international cultures.
Director of International affairs- shenique Henry
Greetings from the Caribbean, I was born in St. Johns Antigua, raised on St. Croix, United States Virgin Islands I am Shenique Henry and I am a Senior Business Information systems major, and Grad student in Business Technology Management here at Stevenson. I enjoy being a part of T.I.C, my favorite event is “The taste of cultures” because it brings the whole student body together, and we share good food and laughs.
Director of Finance- Tracy Winston
Hello, my name is Tracy Winston and I am from Baltimore County. I am a senior Human Service Major and I am excited about being a member of T.I.C. I enjoy being apart of T.I.C and watching students at our events embracing and showing intrest in their culture as well as other cultures. I believe becoming culturally aware through various activites is a great way to promote unity,support and understanding to all.
Director of Social Activities- Mandisa Henry
Hello my name is Mandisa Henry. My family is from Trinidad and Tobago. I define myself as Trini-American. I am a Junior and a Business-Communication major here. This is my first year as Director of Social Activities for T.I.C. and I am excited about my new position. I strongly believe that cultural awareness and cultural diversity is very important in the lives of young adults because it enhances our growth and understanding when learning to adapt and effectively interact with each other.
Secretary- Feben Moges
teanastellen! Thats Hello in Amharic, I am Febee and I am from Ethiopia.I am a Senior Human Services major here and Iam fortunate to be a member of T.I.C. It Brings great joy to me when I see students on campus interacting with each other and wanting to know about our countries. I think I have told the story about my migration from Ethiopia to the states over 100 times, and I still enjoy teling my peers, i remember it like it was yesterday.
Historian- Dominique Carter
Hello all. My name is Dominique Carter and I am from St.Mary’s County in Southern Maryland. This is my first semester at Stevenson University and I am loving it so far! I am a junior, my major is Human Services, and I love taking pictures, making photo albums, and I just enjoy fun activities! My mother always told me to try to capture as many moments so that I will have them for memories, and that is exactly what I do!
What attracted me to T.I.C. was hearing about the different food at The Taste of Cultures Event from Ghana, Trinidad, Lebannon, China and a lot of other places. I wanted to learn about International cusines because I wanted to learn how to make them myself. Even though I am a native of the states, T.I.C. welcomed me with open arms.
Advisor – Heather Harris
non-faculty advisor- Carol Fanshaw