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Alexandra Weinroth, President

Alexandra Weinroth is a Pennsylvania native who earned her B.A. from Tulane University, double majoring in Political Science and Music. She began her career in politics as a Field Organizer in her hometown of Bucks County and has remained active in the community, using her experience and passion for progress to help women in the community win election to local office.

An alumna of American University's Women & Politics Institute's WeLead program, Alexandra believes strongly in WCSA's mission to support and advance women Congressional staffers and she is eager to help the organization grow and thrive so it can better serve its members. Prior to being elected President of WCSA, she served as Co-Chair of the Professional Development Committee and worked to rebuild WCSA's mentoring program.

Alexandra currently serves as the Communications Director and Speechwriter for the House Budget Committee, Chaired by Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY). In this role, she drives strategy and works to highlight the Committee’s commitment to building a strong and inclusive economy, investing in our future, and fighting for budget priorities that reflect our nation's values. When she's not at her desk, you'll probably find her cooking, taking a road trip, or just hanging out at home with her beloved pup, Wally.

The WCSA President shall:

Call and preside during all meetings
Nominate ad-hoc task force directors
Have general supervision of the affairs of WCSA
Represent WCSA in external relations

Amelia Faraco-Hadlock, Vice President

Amelia Faraco-Hadlock serves as a Legislative Assistant from Congresswoman Wexton (VA-10). She has served in Congresswoman Wexton’s office since January 2019. Prior to serving in Congresswoman Wexton’s congressional office, she worked on a Virginia congressional campaign as well as interned in a variety of offices, including Representative Hoyer, Senator Kaine, Senator Gillibrand, and then-Colorado Governor Hickenlooper.

Amelia graduated from the University of Virginia with honors, where she studied Government and Social Entrepreneurship. When she is not working, Amelia enjoys exploring DC, trying new restaurants, and skiing whenever she has the chance.

The Vice President shall:

Assume the duties of the President in the event of her absence
Assist the President as necessary
Serve as liaison to the Congressional Advisory Board
Determine responsibility for compliance with applicable ethics rules

Samantha Carter, New Media Director

Samantha Carter is the Digital Director for the House Budget Committee Majority, Chaired by Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY). In this role, one of her key focuses has been translating complicated legislative priorities and bills into language that resonates with the Committee’s wide-reaching social media audience.

A coastal Virginia native Samantha earned her B.A. from the University of Mary Washington, double majoring in English and Women’s & Gender Studies. She earned her M.A. in Digital Communications from Johns Hopkins University. Prior to the Hill, Samantha worked as a Media Advocacy Manager at the American Heart Association where she created and implemented their social media strategy and lead their website redevelopment for their federal advocacy team.

When she’s not analyzing social media analytics, Sam enjoys exploring D.C. with her rescue pup, Louie.

The WCSA New Media Director shall:

Update the website
Manage the WCSA Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter accounts
Advertise WCSA events

Tia Bogeljic, Secretary

Tia Bogeljic is a Colorado native who currently serves as a Legislative Assistant for Congressman Ed Perlmutter, who represents Colorado's 7th Congressional District.

Prior to her time on the Hill, Tia worked at a nonprofit focused on sustainability and on a school board campaign. Tia received her Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs and Journalism from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

The WCSA Secretary shall:

Publish WCSA newsletter
Maintain copies of all WCSA correspondence
Award Membership to approved applicants
Record meeting minutes to be given upon request.

Maura Weaver, Treasurer

Maura Weaver currently serves as a Legislative Correspondent in the Office of Representative Melanie Stansbury, who represents New Mexico's 1st Congressional district. Prior to the Hill, Maura worked on various state, local and national campaigns, as well as in Congressman Andy Kim’s district office.

Maura received her Bachelor’s degree in International Studies from Arcadia University, and her Master’s degree in Public Policy from Temple University.

Having grown up on the beaches of New Jersey, she's a lover of all things outdoors - especially kayaking. In her free time, you can find her covered in clay at the ceramics studio, tending to her houseplant jungle, or reading a book next to her two cats, Beau and Mona.

The WCSA Treasurer shall:

Collect Membership dues
Have charge of all funds of WCSA
Deposit all monies in bank/trust as selected by Executive Board within 7 business days of receipt of funds
Pay authorized bills
Maintain accurate records of all financial transactions
Request and receive receipts for expenditures of WCSA
Receive and give receipts for monies due and payable to WCSA from any sources
Create a yearly budget and maintain financial tracking tools

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