Title: Professor Emerita
Company: Rutgers School of Communication and Information
Location: Highland Park, NJ United States
Category: Public Services
Ann M. Card
Title: Children’s Services Advocate
Location: Trumbull, CT United States
Paul Gatzemeier
Mr. Gatzemeier along with his wife has established the nonprofit organization Horses Spirits Healing, Inc. (HSHI). Created in 2014, the organization proudly partners with both equine therapists and disabled veterans to help heal those suffering from psychological trauma and physical disabilities.
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The Honorable Dr. Dale P. Layman, Ph.D., Grand Ph.D. in Medicine
Dr. Layman explores and raises awareness about robotics, and technologies negative impacts on society. With over more than two decades of dedicated service, Dr. Layman has voiced concerns over the rise of invasive technologies, which pose a threat to organic life.
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Earnestine A. Fitzgerald
Ms. Fitzgerald has devoted nearly three decades to the field of paramedic development and emergency services. She became noted for her skills in training and education, and holds a strong commitment to serving the people in her community.
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Elaine C. Dancer
Ms. Dancer is proud to proclaim that a host of complicated life experiences have not kept her from a joyful journey in life. With an unwavering commitment and strong desire to help people in her community, Ms. Dancer has seen many successes throughout her career.
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Dorothea E. de Zafra-Atwell
Ms. de Zafra-Atwell’s desire is to make a positive difference in the world. Through early anti-feminist obstacles in her public service career, she has persevered, applying her education and growing skill set to promoting women’s leadership and intercultural knowledge beyond her immediate job responsibilities. More recent interest and efforts include lifelong learning, changing social stereotypes of aging, and eldercare advocacy.
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Cheryl M. Martin
Working for the Louisiana Genetic Diseases Program for over 18 years, Cheryl M. Martin dedicated herself to aiding the newborn children of Louisiana. Her work with the program was a consistent aid to her colleagues and through her efforts and expertise in contract management and administration Mrs. Martin shined. A true humanitarian, Mrs. Martin spends her time helping those around her through numerous volunteering activities with the organizations she is affiliated with.
Ann Vaughan
Ann Vaughan possesses a certification to teach high school students, and served as a psychology, English, sociology, economics, law and politics instructor for 37 years. In the future, she intends to continue working for the people of Alamance County.
