Board of Directors
Aging and Disability Resource Center ADRC Board of DirectorsADRC Board Members
Board Chair
Robert Johnson
Population Representative: 60+
Board Vice Chair
Teresa Gulyas
Population Representative: 60+
Board Secretary
Michael Conley-Kuhagen
Population Representative: Physical Disabilities
Board Treasurer
Dennis Rader
Population Representative: 60+
Amy Barhite
Population Representative: Developmental Disabilities
Amy Bushman
Population Representative: Intellectual Disabilities
Jose Garcia Chevrestt
Population Representative: 60+
Pat Hopkins
Population Representative: County Board
Eileen Littig
Population Representative: 60+
Jessica Nell
Population Representative: Physical Disabilities
Amy Payne
Population Representative: Mental Health
Jim Pecard
Population Representative: 60+
Marvin Rucker
Population Representative: 60+
VACANT
Population Representative: Oneida Tribe
If you are interested in serving on ADRCs Board, please fill out the Interest Form below.
Looking for individuals that share our passion!
We have some vacancies on our board. If you or someone you know are interested in serving on ADRCs Board of Directors, please complete the questionnaire at the bottom of this page.
Upcoming Board Meeting
The next board meeting is Thursday,
February 23, 2023, at 8:30 a.m. online and in person at ADRC.
Meeting Instructions
Pursuant to Section 19.85 and 59.094, Wis. Stats., Notice is hereby giving to the Public that a special Virtual Meeting of the ADRC Board of Directors will be held on the above date.
The public may access these Special Virtual Meetings by calling
(415) 655-0003
Meeting #: 2437 785 8927
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The public may access these Special Virtual Meetings online:
Our Vision
All people are valued, celebrated, and connected to a life of possibilities.
Our Mission
Empower and enrich the lives of older adults, adults with disabilities and their caregivers.
Guiding the Agency
Our board members have work/volunteer experience, and most importantly, a passion for representing our customers.
ADRC serves a wide range of people and the Board are the voice of the people we serve.
They are the people we serve.
ADRC board members play a critical role in guiding the agency’s actions and initiatives and have many responsibilities, including:
- Assisting with planning, monitoring, and developing services
- Advocating for customers
- Administering funds
New ADRC Board members are recommended and approved by the current ADRC Board.
The Brown County Executive then appoints them for final approval by the Brown County Board.
Tapping into Talents
We want to tap into the skills of “Big Picture” thinkers.
ADRC Board members;
- Are thoughtful, civic minded, and energetic.
- Have strong public relations skills and are willing to promote ADRC and its initiatives.
- Have a passion for serving and advocating for ADRC customers.
- Are free from conflicts of interest; they are not providers of services who would receive referrals from ADRC.
- Believe in and promote ADRC’s Mission and Vision.
Time Commitment
The Board meets ten times a year on the fourth Thursday of the month. The June/July and November/December meetings are combined and may meet on a day other than Thursday.
Meetings begin at 8:30 am and run until 10:30 am.
Board terms are for three years and can be renewed once. After a one year interval board members may be reappointed.
Board members should be able to attend regular meetings and be available for periodic taskforce meetings, special events, and public hearings.
Sound Interesting?
ADRC is always looking for interested persons wanting to serve on our 14-member board. Openings vary throughout the year and we appreciate having a list of people ready to serve.
Think this is something you would be interested in?
We’d love to hear from you.
Please fill out this Board interest form and ADRC’s Director, Devon Christianson, will be in touch to talk about your interest and answer any questions.
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