Board of Directors
Board of Directors
The Glen Ellyn Historical Society is governed by the members of its Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is approved by the membership at the Annual Meeting each November. The members of the current board for the 2024-2025 year are:
Tim Loftus, President
Nancy Sternik, Vice President
Hal Hothan, Treasurer
Mark Pfefferman, Secretary
Lee Marks
Maureen Shekleton
Jean Jeske
Leland Livingston
Jane Rio
Kirk Burger
Dan Anderson
If you are interested in learning more about the Board, please contact the current Board President, Dan Anderson, or the Executive Director. It is recommended that people interested in serving on the Board should become members of the Historical Society; have a significant interest in the Village of Glen Ellyn, as a resident or through business; have volunteer experience with the Historical Society; have an interest in local history and/or historic preservation; and can offer the Board an area of expertise which complements the talents of current Board members. Board members are elected for two-year terms.
Statement of Non-Discrimination and Equal Opportunity
Approved by the Board of Directors Feb. 16, 2022
The Glen Ellyn Historical Society is committed to a practice of non-discrimination and equal opportunity in all its aspects, including its education programs, activities, employment, collections and publications. We are dedicated to complying with all laws and applicable regulations that prohibit discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. We are resolved to being an inclusive, representative, and equitable institution. Our dedication to scholarship and learning, inspiration and civic engagement seeks to make our members, volunteers, staff and the public feel welcome and included. We are continually learning how to become a better resource for our community and how to more accurately share the history and stories of the diversity of people who have played roles in Glen Ellyn’s past. It is our intention to help all people feel welcome and have the opportunity to create meaningful connections with local history.