The Junior League of Tuscaloosa Announces 2022-2023 Leadership

2022-2023 Board of Directors
Tuscaloosa, Ala. – The Junior League of Tuscaloosa (JLT) announced its 2022-2023 Executive Board and Management Team at their annual meeting on May 9th, held at Cypress Inn Pavilion.
In addition to swearing in new leadership, the JLT presented $22,040 worth of grants and sponsorships to Holt Elementary, Easter Seals, United Way Success by 6, Neighborhood Bridges and The Arts Council.
Jane Bailey Cooper, who has been a member of the Junior League for seven years and has served in various leadership positions, will serve as President for the 2022 – 2023 year.
When asked how she feels as the incoming President of the Junior League of Tuscaloosa, Cooper said, “I am excited about the year ahead and am honored to serve a truly extraordinary group of women.”
Cooper is a Marketing Manager in the Division of Strategic Communications at the University of Alabama. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama in Theatre and Political Science. In addition to Junior League, Cooper has served on the Advisory Board for Kappa Alpha Theta’s Delta Omicron Chapter since 2015. Cooper has one daughter, Miriam, with her husband, Brandon Cooper.
The 2022-2023 Executive Board
President: Jane Bailey Cooper
President-Elect: Austin Butler
Executive Vice President: Elizabeth Hinson
Treasurer: Susan Whitt
Secretary: Chelsea Ratcliff
Nominating Committee Chair: Leigh Cummings
Member-at-Large, Diversity & Inclusion: Emily Bryant
Member-at-Large: Tori Gray
Member-at-Large: Jackie Harrison
Member-at-Large: Bethany Powe
Sustainer Advisor: Pam Parker
The 2022-2023 Management Team
Executive Vice President: Elizabeth Hinson
Executive Vice President-Elect: Sarah Kate Neunzig
Assistant Treasurer: Sadia Kamal
Vice President Community: Serena Jackson
Vice President Fund Development: Stephanie Reinhart
Vice President Membership: Whitni Molden
Vice President Administration: Estella Hare
Vice President Communications: Chelsea Belk
Provisional Director: Karen Thompson-Jackson