The Board of Directors
The Board of Directors consists of no less than twelve and no more
than twenty members, elected by the
membership to a term of three years.
Officers — the President, Vice
President, Secretary, and Treasurer
— are elected annually for a term of
one year. The immediate predecessor of
the current president also serves on the
executive board. Current officers and
members are:
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2007-2008 Board of
Directors
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Clayton Crawford-President
Phyllis Hearn-Vice President
Lorna Stephens-Secretary
Pam Olney-Treasurer
Jimalene Cales Brenda
Cochran Betsy Drennan
Wendy Estes Ann Fell
Diane Gatewood
Marie Gregg Bill
Howard
Lori Moore Susan Norton
Scott Renshaw Sudie Tapia
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Staff
Laura McPherson,
Executive Director
monitors progress of
programs and services, supervises paid and
non-paid staff, implements daily operations,
coordinates resources, monitors financial
activities, and executes board policy.
Contact Laura:
laura@winfieldarts.com OR
winfieldarts@gmail.com
(620) 221-2161 ext. 11
Cheryl Tate,
Administrative Assistant
works directly with
patrons and volunteers, and is responsible for
publications, data entry, scheduling, referrals,
public information, and organization.
Contact Cheryl:
cheryl@winfieldarts.com
OR cheryl.tate@gmail.com
(620) 221-2161 ext. 10
Leigh Ann
Tasker, Artist in residence
works with children & adults, teaching classes at the art
center and in our communities public schools.
Teachers
 The Council
contracts with local and regional experts
to teach classes and workshops. Evening
classes are taught from September to May. The
Council offers a summer schedule of more than 100
classes for children, including drawing, painting,
pottery, drama, crafts, writing, music, preschool, and
cooking. The Emily Williams
Endowment funds two annual workshops
which feature nationally known artists.
The Council hires 20-25 teachers, class
aides, directors, and guest artists
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Volunteers
Volunteers are one of the Council's greatest assets. A pool
of over 200 volunteers donate more than 5,000 hours annually.
Volunteers may serve in many capacities and are considered
valuable members of the organization. To learn about volunteer
participation, call (620) 221-2161 ext 10 OR visit
www.volunteermatch.org
Artists
 Artists of all
disciplines benefit from the Council's
varied activities. Visual artists may
teach, exhibit, or promote their work.
Performance opportunities and teaching
are available for musicians and
dramatists. Writers, crafts persons,
historians, and other artists benefit
from networking, referrals, and promotion
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Patrons
Persons within the Council's south central
Kansas geographic service area contribute through
financial support, in-kind donations of goods and
services, volunteer efforts, and program
participation.
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