Meet the Nominees!
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Benny Bauer, Digital Media Librarian |
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Margaret Vaughn, Associate Director of Alumni Relations I am eager to serve on the Exempt Staff Council because I believe in the importance of fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment at Trinity College. My previous experience in museum education has equipped me with the skills necessary to build and manage diverse programs, facilitate communication, and advocate for various constituencies. In my current role, I have successfully recruited, trained, and evaluated volunteers, docents, and interns, while also securing significant funding for educational initiatives. My work has involved developing long-range goals, organizing large-scale events, and ensuring the effective collaboration of multiple stakeholders. Serving on the Exempt Staff Council would allow me to leverage these skills to enhance communication across campus, advocate for the needs and rights of exempt staff, and contribute to the development of policies that impact our community. I am committed to supporting Trinity College’s mission and believe that my background in education, program management, and community engagement would make me a valuable addition to the council.
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| Susan Chatham, Research Librarian
Susan started at Trinity in Fall 2023 as a Research & Instruction Librarian. As a Research & Instruction Librarian Susan works with students and faculty to support their academic research goals, and provides programming and outreach activities to engage community members with the library. |
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*Sheila Copperthite ’17 M ’19, Director of the Bantam Network and Residential Experience |
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Alexandria Kulik, Assistant Director, Major College Events
Lexi Kulik serves as the Assistant Director of Major College Events in the President’s Office, where she is responsible for managing and executing significant events such as Convocation, Fall Weekend, Commencement, and intimate gatherings. She earned her undergraduate degree in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations from Westfield State University and recently completed her master’s in public policy and law at Trinity College. During her studies, Lexi developed a passion for women’s rights and leadership, which has fueled her strong commitment to advocating for workplace equality. She aims to contribute to the ESC by developing and reviewing equality policies, promoting an inclusive culture, and leading by example. Lexi strives to guide the council and employees with empathy, ensuring that all voices are heard and valued. In her free time, she enjoys kayaking and reading. |
*Current member up for re-election
