Panelist Preview for July 28 4-H Event

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Panelist preview for Community Conversations event
We’re pleased to welcome our panel members for Community Conversations. Learn more about the online panel event on Tuesday, July 28, 2020, from 6:30–8 p.m.
Superintendent Don Phipps has been involved in education for 27 years, 11 as a superintendent. He started his career as a school psychologist and has been an assistant principal, principal, executive director, and university professor. He says he believes the key to our work as educators is relationships. Understanding each student as a unique child allows the school district to better meet their needs.
Crissy Thomas is Mayor Pro Tem for the City of Lenoir. She is a community leader and Senior Vice President Branch Manager of Wells Fargo.
Ga’Kiaya Anderson is a rising junior at Hibriten High School. After high school, she plans on graduating college with a double major in Finance and Communications. She aspires to be a financial advisor and a public speaker.
Dr. Helen Hall says she enjoyed over 45 years as a professional educator serving as teacher, administrator, consultant, and coach. These experiences were at both public school and university levels. Additionally, she served eight years as a member of the Caldwell County Schools Board of Education. Service in the community has always been important to her as demonstrated through her role(s) at Dulatown Presbyterian Church and the Presbytery of Western North Carolina, Lenoir Rotary Club, Ambassadorship for the local hospital, and numerous other organizations and opportunities for service. It is the love of family that anchors her: her husband, children, grand-children, sibling, and other members. She was born and raised in Caldwell County and was fortunate to travel, live, and work in different places within and beyond the United States due to her years as a military wife to Sgt. Major, Charles Hall. At the same time, she says returning to live in Caldwell County has impacted her life favorably over the years.
Jack Hillis is also a student at Hibriten High School. He enjoys running cross country, swimming and competing in track events. He plans on running track and swimming in college.

Honorable Beverly Beal is a retired North Carolina Superior Court judge. He grew up in Lenoir, where he now lives. He attended Wake Forest University undergraduate school and law school and served in the United States Army. He practiced law for 16 years and served as a Superior Court judge for 29 years.

Addyson and Greylan Thomas are both juniors at Hibriten High School.

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If you have questions for our panelists, please register for the event and submit a question with that form, or you may submit a question through Qualtrics.

The opinions expressed by individual panelists are their own and do not reflect the opinions of N.C. Cooperative Extension of Caldwell County or 4-H. Caldwell County 4-H provides positive youth development programs for youth ages 5-18, and civic engagement is a core program area for our organization.

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