Clare Baldwin, B.A. '20, M.P.A. '23, is an economics alumna who currently works as a management analyst at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). As an undergraduate student, she served as student body president in 2019 and commencement speaker in 2020. Before joining HUD, she worked at UAA while she completed her master's degree in public administration and policy.

Jacob Chambers, B.B.A. ’14, M.B.A. ’19, is a business alumnus and lifelong Alaskan who is passionate about people, servant leadership, business growth and serving his community. He is currently the sales director for Alaska’s largest private MSP technology company in Alaska, LMJ Consulting. In addition to the UAAAA board, he also serves on the board of the Boys & Girls Clubs – Alaska, where he previously worked and was a former club kid. He loves to spend his free time exploring Alaska with his family, serving at his local church and doing “all the things” — hockey, snowboarding and skiing, rock climbing, tennis, hiking, weightlifting, coaching, pickleball and the occasional Spartan Race.

Shareen Crosby, B.A. ’00, is an English alumna with an established history in management, public policy, marketing and writing. Shareen began her career as operations manager for Alaska Blockbuster Video, handling marketing and public relations. As a writer, she wrote a weekly restaurant review column for 10 years, two Anchorage organizations’ histories and travel articles published in national magazines. She is a long-time event planner, as well as PR and messaging specialist. In 2015, she ran successful state senate and house candidate campaigns, leading to a six-year tenure as chief of staff to a state senator, where she carried the FY20 and FY21 Capital Budget and was committee aide for the bicameral Legislative Budget & Audit Committee.

Jenny Di Grappa, B.S. ’14, C.T.1. ’14, is an environment and society alumna and works as the director of philanthropy at Food Bank of Alaska. Jenny has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 17 years, focusing on organizations that serve Alaska’s youth. She is an honorary commander for the 673d Air Base Wing on JBER and sits on the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness advisory council, ASD School Business Partnership board, Better Business Bureau Northwest + Pacific advisory committee, and has served as the director and co-director for the Alaska Ski for Women event. A graduate of Context International and the Foraker Group’s Catalyst for Nonprofit Excellence program, she was named one of Alaska’s Top Forty Under 40 in 2021 and a finalist for the Young Professional of the Year in 2023.

Ada Ejike-Maduakor, M.S. ’10, is the market development manager at Quintillion Networks in Alaska where she operates as a project manager for the organization’s broadband federal grants program. Beyond her formal commitments, she volunteers at the Community Pregnancy Center, actively supports her church and collaborates with various women’s professional organizations, all while balancing her cherished roles as a wife and mother.

Tuan Graziano, B.B.A. ’23, is an economics alumnus and the donor relations manager for the American Civil Liberties Union of Alaska. As a student, he served in various leadership roles including student body vice president and president, and secretary-general of the Model UN Program of Alaska. He is passionate about advocacy and building meaningful relationships in his community, especially in the field of youth empowerment. He has presented at national and international conferences in locations such as Dublin, Ireland, and Stockholm, Sweden.

Daniel Hart, B.S. 10, is a mechanical engineering alumnus and serves as the Alaska and Hawaii service operations manager for Siemens.

Jessica Jacobsen, B.S. ’13, M.S. ’19, board president, is a construction management alumna and project manager professionally. Jessica likes to stay active in her community and holds a seat as vice president and founding member of the board of directors for a small nonprofit, Katie's Handprint, helping families impacted by pediatric cancers. In her free time, she enjoys riding on her motorcycle, cycling or hiking in the mountains and entertaining friends.

Leila Kimbrell, B.A. ’02, C.T.2. ’02, is a justice alumna and the executive director of Resource Development Council for Alaska, serving as a leading voice for the state's largest industries.

Lessie Kincaid, B.S. ’13, is the director of sales for the Odom Corporation in Alaska. Before joining Odom and the beverage industry, Lessie worked in tourism for the Hilton as director of sales while completing her natural sciences degree at UAA. After graduating in 2013, she joined Odom in 2014 as the key account manager for Coca-Cola, joining 26 UAA alumni employees, making UAA the highest represented university among Odom employees.

Jeannette Levine, B.B.A. ’13, is an accounting alumna and senior budget analyst for the State of Alaska, bringing over 15 years of finance experience. Jeannette has developed a robust understanding of financial management and budgeting processes, contributing significantly to her current role in Alaska Industrial Development Export Authority and Alaska Energy Authority. As an accounting professional, she is known for her analytical skills, attention to detail, and workflow efficiency improvements, which enable her to navigate complex financial data and provide insightful recommendations. Previously, she was CFO for Bailey’s Furniture. Outside of her professional life, Jeannette is a dedicated wife and mother, is involved with her community and has been a board member for Hope Community Resources for more than five years.

Skye Nevada, B.B.A. ‘16, board vice president, is a management alumna and third-generation Alaskan who has dedicated her time to promoting and increasing involvement within the community. She is the HR business partner for Parker Wellbore Alaska and serves as the chair for the Young Professionals Group through the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce. She has been an active board member of many organizations and charity events throughout Alaska. Skye finds encouragement for herself out on the water while kayaking with family and friends.

Pearl-Grace Pantaleone, B.A. ’14, is a journalism and public communications alumna and currently the senior communications strategist for HDR. A storyteller at heart, she quickly emerged as a connector and community engager, participating and eventually leading various community endeavors including: serving at Bean’s Café, assisting volunteer coordination at the Mayor’s Ball, founding the UAA College of Arts and Science Alumni Chapter, assisting in the development of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Group Annual Summit and spreading awareness to marketing and business development professionals in the design and building industry through SMPS and CANstruction.

Jason Richards, B.S. ’11, is a construction management alumnus and currently manages projects for Excel Construction. Jason constantly strives to take on new professional challenges — he gained experience in the oil and gas industry working for CH2M Hill and ConocoPhillips, construction industry experience with Davis Constructors and Cornerstone Construction, and aerospace experience working for Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX). He is a proud member of the Anchorage South Rotary Club and enjoys his involvement with the boys Service Soccer program as an assistant coach.

Molly Gray is interim director of alumni and community engagement at UAA and executive director of UAA's Alumni Association.