Project Committee
The Project Committee is responsible for creating 1 to 2 projects each year. These projects fall under one of four themes: Diversity, Recruitment & Retention, Fundraising, and Communication, which rotate annually based on the JB USA Calendar that starts every October at NJBM. The Project Committee is composed of up to 5 members annually.
Meet the Project Committee!
Bella here! As a member of the National Project Committee for CISV, I love brainstorming new ideas and creative solutions to challenges. When I’m not working on CISV projects, you can find me playing the ukulele or practicing aerial yoga. One thing you may not know about me is that I have a slight obsession with collecting unique coffee mugs from all over the world. I also have a love for all things art, which I channel into creating murals and street art around my community.
Amelia reporting in! Being part of the National Project Committee for CISV is a dream come true for me. I have a passion for travel and exploration, and I’m always looking for new ways to connect people and cultures. When I’m not working on CISV projects, I can usually be found hiking or rock climbing in the great outdoors. I also have a love for all kinds of music and play the piano and guitar in my free time. Fun fact about me – I’ve completed two half marathons, and I’m always looking for my next challenge!
Howdy, I’m Cooper! As a member of the National Project Committee for CISV, I’m always excited to take on new challenges and come up with innovative ideas. In my free time, I’m an avid skateboarder and love exploring new skate parks. I’m also a bit of a foodie and enjoy trying out new restaurants and cooking up new recipes at home. One interesting fact about me is that I’m a certified scuba diver and love exploring the ocean depths. I’m thrilled to be part of the CISV team and to help spread the message of peace and understanding around the world.
Sylvia here, and I’m thrilled to be part of the National Project Committee for CISV! I’m a big believer in the power of community and love connecting with people from all walks of life. When I’m not working on CISV projects, you can find me playing board games with friends or practicing yoga. I’m also a big fan of improv comedy and have taken classes at the famous Second City in Chicago. Fun fact about me – I’m fluent in Spanish and have traveled extensively throughout Latin America. I’m excited to help make a positive impact on the world through my work with CISV.