Robert is Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His interest in international issues and the United Nations is a result of numerous international professional experiences, teaching and conducting research in Kathmandu, Beijing, Sydney, Hanoi, and Penang (Malaysia), as well as three voyages as a faculty member on Semester at Sea. As President of UNA-BC his guiding principle is to advance the missions of the UN through advocacy, education, and service projects.

Born and raised in East Germany, Zuza earned a master’s degree at UT–Austin in the 1980s. In Boulder she has been an educator for over 20 years at private and bilingual schools. She has also been a very active volunteer in a number of Boulder County non-profits, was the UNA regional representative for the Rocky Mountain region 2014-2016, and has been playing a leadership role in many local, regional and international non-profit initiatives, such as: Boulder Sister City Alliance, Boulder- Jalapa.

Following a teaching career, Judy became a political organizer specifically to promote candidates who support the United Nations and the Millennium Development Goals.

Susanne is an adjunct faculty member in anthropology at the University of Wyoming and a resident fellow in the Center for Media, Religion, and Culture (CMRC), at the University of Colorado Boulder.

A native of Ethiopia, Tinbet has lived in Côte d’Ivoire, where she ran her own business in African antiques, and in Liberia, Yemen, Kenya, and Switzerland. She has worked in Boulder public schools. She travels extensively with her husband, Carl, who works in polio eradication.

Meghan has a Masters Degree in Public Administration and a Environmental Law, Policy, and Management Certificate from CU Denver's School of Public Affairs. She is a local government consultant. She has focused on legislative analysis, affordable housing, transportation, economic recovery in a post-COVID world, and community wealth building. As a member of the board, she has served UNA-BC since January of 2018. She is Chair of the Sustainability Committee and Co-chair of the EDI Committee.

Amy is a social work major at MSU Denver with an associate's in psychology from the Community College of Denver. They experienced homelessness as a child and as a result became passionate about macro social work and collaborating with local communities to create equity for resources and opportunities. They have a background in research and applying results to create programming for DEI initiatives and allocating resources to underserved populations.

Kelly McGinnis is a concentration year student in Metropolitan State University's Masters of Social Work Program and holds a Bachelor's Degree in English from Colorado State University. Kelly is a member of the Buffalo Toastmasters, the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR), and the National Association of Realtors (NAR). She has over ten years of experience in the field of social services supporting marginalized and disenfranchised populations and is currently working on her bi-lingual

Bachelor’s from University of Colorado in Boulder. Masters in International Business from Bellevue University, Nebraska. Born in Kathmandu, Nepal but raised in Boulder, Colorado. Miss Nepal 2013. Founder of Project Smile – Nepal. Actively led several charitable projects since the past decade - specializing in women/children and health/education.

Karen is a senior at MSU Denver, majoring in Political Science with a minor in Public Affairs and Administration. Last semester, she worked on the Diversifying Higher Education Project and through that, her passion has grown to advocate for diversifying higher education and create a sense of community for students on college campuses. As a first-generation Latina student in a leadership position within my campus, she hope to pave the way for future generations of Latinas in higher education.