Welcome to WES the new COA and Teen Coordinator

More exciting news to share!

I am happy to introduced our new Coming of Age (COA) and Teen Coordinator, Sarah Henry.

Out of our most competitive COA/teen hiring process to date involving 15 applicants with rich backgrounds and experience, Sarah rose to the top because of her several years of experience working in a leadership role with Camp Quest and in the last year acting as the Director and successfully organizing and leading Camp Quest Chesapeake, a humanistic sleep-away camp which involved 90 children/youth and over 30 adult volunteers. Her creativity, attention to detail, ability to rally support, and when you see her in action, her passion and enthusiasm, shine through. Sarah brings so much hands experience and leadership to this position and I am excited to have her join us at WES in this dual role of Coming of Age and Teen Coordinator.

Warmly,

Melissa Sinclair

Director of Lifelong Learning

From Sarah:

Hello, Washington Ethical Society!

My name is Sarah Henry, and I'm excited to start working with your teens and young adults in my new role as the Teen Group and Coming of Age Program Coordinator. I hold a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Lynn University, in south Florida, and I'm studying at American University for my Masters in Public Administration!

I am originally from southern Indiana, where I attended Camp Quest Ohio as a camper for years. Now, I am lucky enough to get to continue my passion for leadership development as the Director of Camp Quest Chesapeake and as a member of the Secular Student Alliance Board of Directors. I can't wait to bring my experience and energy to the Washington Ethical Society and to learn from all of your teens!

Thanks,

Sarah Henry