Executive Board

• 
  Nancy Pak CC’90, President
• 
  Elizabeth Yuan CC’96, Vice President
• 
  Iyobosa Bello-Asemota CC’19, Secretary
• 
  Margaret Flynn Robison CC’90, President Emerita

General Board

• Christina Alexander CC’01
• Arya Balian CC’26, Student Representative
• Dr. Tyeisha H. Chavis CC’08
• Cynthia Chen CC’04
• Irene Chen CC'93
• Leigh Colvin CC’14, Mentoring Co-chair
• Virginia Cornish CC’91, Faculty Liaison
• Tate Cowan CC’25, Student Representative
• Julia Davis-Porada CC’17
• Nicole Estilo Kaiser CC’20, Programming Co-chair
• Nadege Fleurimond CC’03
• Claire Gibson CC’06
• Tj Aspen Givens CC’19, Programming Co-chair
• Stefanie Goodsell CC’09, Mentoring Co-chair
• Maryam Hassan CC’20
• Maya Ho CC’18
• Daria Ibn-Tamas CC’96
• Gail Katz CC’97, Outreach Co-chair
• Kenyatta Monroe-Sinkler CC’91, Outreach Co-chair
• Cecilia Nwobi CC’92
• Rita Pietropinto-Kitt CC’93
• Margaret Flynn Robison CC’90, President Emerita
• Julie Satow CC’96
• Catherine Sposato CC’21
• Margaret Traub CC’88
• Julie Yufe CC’98

Committees

The Columbia College Women Board of Directors has four priorities: programming, outreach, development and mentoring. We invite you to join in one of the following committees, or to simply be an ambassador, attendee and/or supporter in our efforts.

Programming Committee

The Programming Committee develops and presents programming that will connect alumnae to one another and to students and faculty. This includes intellectual programming, social receptions, career networking and more.

Outreach Committee

The Outreach Committee seeks to grow the Columbia College Women network across the globe to increase participation from all women, including students. Outreach will increase visibility and elevate the voice of women across Columbia, while building sustainable networks and bonds that help CCW and its members thrive.

Development Committee

The Development Committee fosters a culture of giving among Columbia College alumnae and students. It identifies opportunities for giving that resonate with women, identifies strategies for motivating alumnae generosity and finds opportunities for alumnae volunteers who believe in building a culture of philanthropy.

Mentoring Committee

Columbia College Women organizes a vibrant and successful mentoring program that matches alumnae mentors with female students. The mentoring program matches students and alumnae with similar interests, provides a template as to how the relationship can progress and provide forums for involvement. The committee encourages participation and supports career oriented programming to complement mentoring interactions.