Election of NEA Representative Assembly Delegates (Teacher Unit)
Vote: Monday, Jan. 25 through Monday, Feb. 1, 2016
Special Election Publication: January 25, 2016
Candidate Statements
Voting Instructions
The candidates were asked to
provide a statement of 25 words
or fewer for their nomination. The
statements are printed below. Only
the first 25 words of candidate statements have been printed, per the
election rules. Candidates are solely
responsible for their views and the
accuracy of their information.
As a member of the MTEA, WEAC, and the NEA, you have the opportunity to
elect the delegates who will represent the MTEA at the Representative Assembly of the National Education Association (NEA) in July 2016 and 2017.
The statements are listed in the
same order as the candidates’
names appear on the ballot. The
order is chosen randomly.The
number in front of each candidate’s
name is the candidate’s number on
the ballot.
All members of the MTEA teacher unit will receive a ballot via email on Monday,
January 25. The email will come from Vote-Now.
Here is how to cast your vote:
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Click on the voting link (sent to members in an email from Vote-Now).
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Follow the instructions closely. You may vote for up to 14 candidates. If you
vote for more than 14 candidates, your ballot will be invalid.
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If you need technical assistance with the ballot system, please contact
[email protected], or call 888-993-9801.
TeacherUnit Candidates for NEA RepresentativeAssembly Delegate (Votefor 14)
1.
Traci McKean: I have had the honor of serving for the past
6 years. I would appriciate your continued support.
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Henry Sampson: It has been my privilege to represent the
MTEA in the past 6 RA’s and I would relish the chance to
do so again.
Amy Mizialko: Please allow me to continue representing
you as your WEAC/NEA delegate. I will do everything I can
to protect our public schools and our profession.
8.
Rachel Schlueter: Proud MTEA member for 26 years.
Advocate for public schools. I will represent children and
MTEA to the best of my abilities if chosen.
Bramouse Muhammad: I will continue to represent our
Educational Rights as an Educator, Social Activist, and
Community leader to maintain the dignity of our profession.
9.
Salomie Charles: Salomie Charles Special Education
teacher for 22 years. A proud union member who would
like to be a representative to the 2016-2017 NEA/RA.
Michelle Wright: Active executive board member representing special educators. Special Education Labor Management Chair. Regularly involved in actions as member
and parent. Experienced representative at NEA RA.
5.
Kim Schroeder: As MTEA President, I value any opportunity I have to fight for the betterment of our students, our
members, and our profession.
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Deon Haith: As a candidate, I comit to speaking out and
engaging around issues affecting public education.
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10. Diane Harris: Active and long time loyal member of the
MTEA please allow me the honor to represent you at the
NEA RA for 2016/2017.
11. Rafael Burgos-Rivera: I will like to present our bilingual
teachers in our public schools. The expansion of bilingual
programs in Milwaukee Public Schools calls for representation of
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12. Sherita Brazil-Kostuck: After 25 years of being a loyal
Union member I ask for u to allow me to be your voice at
the 2016/2017 NEA RA.
20. Shari Redel: I want our voices heard! Current BR, past
BR Alternate, PAC Committee and Early Childhood Cohort
member. MTEA proud since 1987!
13. Paul Vang: A first year, teacher-of-color who is passionate
about educational equity and science education. Eager to
learn more decision-making at the national level.
21. Kelly Patschull: I’ve represented and fought for you at the
state and national level for many years for a strong union.
Let me continue the fight.
14. Amanda McIlhone: I have been a state representative for
the past 8 years, and an NEA delegate for 2 years. I take
my role seriously, and would
22. Terri A. Jones: I’m Terri Jones. I’ve been a MPS teacher
and union member since 9/89. I’m asking for your vote as a
WEAC and NEA delegate.
15. Josh Jackson: I look forward to the opportunity to serve
and represent MTEA at the WEAC and NEA Representative
Assemblies. UNION PROUD!
23. Sherise Randolph: I’m tired of just sitting down and allowing “in-just” decision to be made. I want my voice to be
heard and my vote to count.
16. Ellen Kay Deall: I am currently an active, dues-paying
MTEA/WEAC/NEA member.
24. Marcelia Nicholson: I want to represent my colleagues
and future members of our Union with a fresh perspective
and new ideas. As a first year teacher, former
17. Eric Gullickson: We must continue to fight for the right
to a quality public education and fair opportunities for all
children!
18. Michelle Young: Advocating for public education requires
someone who listens to all viewpoints and make the best
decisions that represent students, teachers, and union.
Vote for me!
19. Bryon Hancock: I have enjoyed the 4 NEA Assemblies
that I have attended. I also enjoy being a part of New Business committee. I hope to be back
25. Dorothy Hancock: Please elect me to continue to represent you. I am the MTEA Treasurer, National Board Certified Teacher, WEAC Delegate, and a past NEA Delegate.
Thanks
26. Andrea Loss: I am committed to helping our union to provide support to all members and to creating strong working
and learning conditions in our schools.
Remember: Voting starts Monday, Jan. 25 and ends Monday, Feb. 1, 2016