Leadership
2020 WAR Board of Directors
2020 WAR Board of Directors
President - Jonathan Deason
Vice President - Jesse Freeman
Secretary/Treasurer - Trish Pierre
Head Skate Leader - Ivana Vukolic
Event Planning & Coordination Committee - Mo Harrington
Training Committee - Danny Donoghue & Andrew Barabasz
Outreach & Recruitment Committee - Anthony Dunn
National Skate Patrol Committee - Malik Lloyd & Andrew Barabasz
Internet Committee - David Churchill
International Committee - George Marinkovich
Past Presidents - Jackeline Soto, Carl Ford, Susan Burgerman
Skate Leaders
Skate Leaders
- Anthony Dunn
- Chris Myers
- David Churchill
- Dee McClung
- Gary Henson
- Ivana Vukolic
- Jeffrey Dzieweczynski
- Jesse Freeman
- Jon Deason
- Kent Gunlicks
- Maureen Harrington
- Nora Campbell Kennedy
- Sharyn Saunders
- Tony Lopez
Your Name Here - We are seeking more leaders. Contact the head skate leader.
Why should you be a skate leader?
Why should you be a skate leader?
- The skate leaders are the glue that keeps the club together. Although it is not impossible to have a street skate without a leader, there seems to be a higher level of enthusiasm when there is one.
- To be a leader, all you need is to be a current WAR skater preferably of intermediate ability or better.
- Leading a skate is the most direct way to have an influence on skates and mold them to your own liking. Like flat/hilly routes with short/long breaks? Want to scout a new place, public art displays, or pick something up?
- Many leaders like to scout their own routes (the hardest part of leading since it is time consuming), yet, it's not a requirement to be a leader. Some of the club "elders" will assist new leaders with the route-planning task.
- Please consider contributing to the club by leading an occasional skate. The more leaders we have, the more variety we would ultimately have in our excursions. Leaders are asked to lead just one skate per month.
Contact the head skate leader for more information, training, or questions.