Scott Amundsen
(formerly) University of North Carolina-Wilmington
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 Les Riding-In
University of Texas at Arlington
Les successfully completed the Program and was awarded his Certificate of Completion in October 2010. His accomplishments include presenting at a Regional Conference, serving on the NACADA Logo Committee and the ELP Advisory Board, co-authoring (with his Mentor) an article for Academic Advising Today, and appointment as the Chair of the Native American and Tribal College Interest Group.
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Jayne Drake
retired (formerly Temple University)
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 Rodney Mondor
University of Southern Maine
Rodney successfully completed the Program and was awarded his Certificate of Completion at the 2010 Annual Conference in Orlando. His accomplishments include serving as Chair of the Membership Committee and as Region 1 Chair for the 2013-2015 term. He has presented at numerous regional, annual, and international conferences and served as a panelist for a NACADA Webinar. He has served on the Annual Conference Advisory Board, as a monograph reviewer, and as a NACADA Consultant. Rodney was the first Emerging Leader to return to the program as a Mentor (for the 2011-2103 ELP Class). He served as the Administrative Division Representative to the NACADA Council for the 2015-2017 term.
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Nancy King
retired (formerly Kennesaw State University)
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J oyce Ellenwood
(formerly) Bethune-Cookman University
Joyce successfully completed the Program and was awarded her Certificate of Completion at the Annual Conference in Orlando in October 2010. Joyce initiated and chaired the Advising at Historically Black Colleges & Universities Interest Group, which first met at the 2009 Annual Conference in San Antonio. She also served on the Diversity Committee and the ELP Advisory Board, and presented at the Annual Conference in Orlando. Joyce has recently accepted a position with the Girls & Boys Club and no longer works in academic advising.
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Pamela Marsh-Williams
University of Massachusetts Amherst
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 Jobila Williams Sy
(American University of Antiga)
Jobila successfully completed the Program and was awarded her Certificate of Completion at the Annual Conference in Orlando in October 2010. Her accomplishments include serving as Chair of the NACADA Diversity Committee for 2009-2011, service on the Nominating Committee, receiving a NACADA Research Grant, and being published in the NACADA Journal.
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Deborah Nakashima
retired (formerly Hawaii Pacific University)
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 Aura Rios Erickson
Shoreline Community College
Aura successfully completed the Program and was awarded her Certificate of Completion in October 2010. He accomplishments include serving on the steering committee and helping manage the registration desk for the Region 8 Conference. She has been active in the Two-Year Colleges Commission, the ESL and International Student Advising Commission, and the Technology in Advising Commission, and she has served as a Steering Committee member for the C/IG Division.
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Lisa Peck
retired (formerly Western Connecticut State University)
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 Susan Anderson
University of St. Thomas
Susan successfully completed the Program and was awarded the Certificate of Completion at the Annual Conference in Orlando in October 2010. In the initial phase of the Program, Susan was particularly diligent in taking the time to fully and clearly articulate her goals and and is an excellent resource for following Program participants on how to go about that process. As she neared the end of her time in the Program, she said that the most valuable lesson she had learned through her ELP experience is that 'nothing is small,' noting the following example:
"One goal I set as an ELP participant was to simply submit a program proposal for the 2009 Region 6 conference. The program was accepted and turned from a concurrent session to a pre-conference session (for which I recruited two other colleagues, which provided for a very fun and valuable experience for all three of us). I became acquainted with the Region 6 leaders at the conference and was asked to be the Minnesota liaison for Region 6, and am also aligned to chair the 2012 Region 6 conference. I don’t think I would have thought to articulate “chairing a regional conference” as one of my ELP goals, but what started a small thing (a conference program proposal) blossomed into several professional opportunities. I’ve learned that it’s important to just get out there and be willing to do good work on small levels. When working with leaders/colleagues like those in NACADA, even those small efforts are noticed and will certainly allow for more opportunity/responsibility at larger levels down the road."
Susan's accomplishments include writing a book review for the Fall 2009 edition of the NACADA Journal and serving as a reviewer/reader for the 2011 NACADA Advising Administration Commission-sponsored monograph. She has presented at numerous conferences, served on the NACADA Professional Development and Finance Committees, and served as hospitality co-chair for the 2013 Annual Conference. She has served as a mentor in the Region 6 Leader-Mentor Program and on the Region 6 Steering Committee, and she chaired the Region's 2012 Conference in Minneapolis.
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Marion Schwartz
retired (formerly Penn State University)
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 Arnell Hammond
Indiana University Bloomington
Arnell successfully completed the Program and was awarded her Certificate of Completion in October 2010. During the Program period, she served as a volunteer at the San Antonio Annual Conference Hospitality Desk, and she utilized the experience she gained there to create a professional development workshop for advisors on her campus.
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Kathy Stockwell
retired (formerly Fox Valley Technical College)
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Darr en Francis
Simon Fraser University Surrey Campus
Darren successfully completed the Program and was awarded his Certificate of Completion in October 2010. During his ELP term, Darren presented at the NACADA International Conference on Personal Tutoring and Academic Advising and became Chair of the Canada Interest Group. At the 2009 Annual Conference in San Antonio, Darren, along with his mentor Kathy Stockwell and ELP pair Christy Walker and Dana Zahorik gave a presentation on Tips and Tools for Advising as a Teaching and Learning Process, which was the top-draw at the conference and was developed into a Webinar for online delivery in November 2010. Darren also served as a panelist for the February 2010 Webinar, Advising Students on Academic Probation. Since completing the program, Darren has served on the Finance Committee.
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Stacy Woycheck
University of Maryland, College Park
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 Brian Hinterscher
Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
Brian successfully completed the Program and was awarded his Certificate of Completion at the Annual Conference in Orlando in October 2010. His accomplishments include service as Chair of the NACADA GLBTA Concerns Commission for the 2010-2012 term. He has served on the Membership Committee and volunteered and presented at numerous regional and annual conferences.
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Dana Zahorik
Fox Valley Technical College
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 Christy Walker
Durham Tech Community College (formerly UNC-Chapel Hill)
Christy successfully completed the Program and was awarded her Certificate of Completion at the Annual Conference in Orlando in October 2010. During her time in the Program, she wrote a book review for the NACADA Journal and joined the Diversity and Awards committees. At the 2009 Annual Conference in San Antonio, Christy, along with her mentor Dana Zahorik and ELP pair Darren Francis and Kathy Stockwell, gave a presentation on Tips and Tools for Advising as a Teaching and Learning Process, which was the top-draw at the conference and was developed into a Webinar for online delivery in November 2010. She appreciates that she has 'gained a network of colleagues and friends who are passionate about advising and serving in our organization,' which reaffirms that she is 'working in the right field.' Since completing the Program, Christy has served as a member of the Nominations Committee, the Awards Committee, and the ELP Advisory Board; has assisted with Orientation activities for incoming ELP Classes; and has co-founded and co-chaired the Career Advising Interest Group..
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