Connecting across faiths in mental health ministry
Meet our Board of Directors
2024-2025 Program Year
As of 8/24/2024
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Chair:
Kim McCahan Batson, MBA Administrative Assistant Duke University Department of Emergency Medicine Chapel Hill, NC Vice-Chair Barbara C. Hall, RCC, RAI, AGM, RAA Research Administrator Duke University Pratt School of Engineering Durham, NC Treasurer: Nancye Bryan, BA Retired, Community Volunteer Durham, NC Co-Treasurer: Hugh A. Tilson, PhD Deacon and Retired Neurobiologist Chapel Hill, NC Secretary: Elizabeth Barber, PhD Executive Director, Durham’s Threshold Clubhouse Hillsborough, NC Many thanks to these three wonderful individuals who have rotated off board service and will continue their community service and support in other ways:
Cynthia Bucy, BSN, M.Div., M.Ed., RN-BC Retired Mental Health RN Anne Kelly, EdD, BSN Healthcare Consultant Adult Mental Health First Aid Instructor Chapel Hill, NC Mary Tripp, MA Mental Health Program Manager Garner, NC 
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Paul Burgess, BA, M. Div, D. Min
Minister Chapel Hill, NC Deby Dihoff, MA Retired Executive Director NAMI NC Retired LME (Local Management Entity) Director Chapel Hill, NC Dana Greenwood, BS Retired, Community Volunteer NAMI Family-to-Family Educator; Support Group Facilitator Chapel Hill, NC Krisha Miller, BS Community Volunteer Durham, NC Marianne Mitchell, EdD; MA in Counseling and School Psychology Youth Mental Health First Aid Instructor Pittsboro, NC Julie Worth, MS Retired Science/Environmental Educator Chapel Hill, NC FCMI Annual Meeting and Board Retreat
Personal Summary and Observations These are not minutes,but are Kim Batson’s reflections on the 6/3/23 meeting in an attempt to memorialize/capture the flavor and spirit of the day. The FCMI Annual Meeting and Board Retreat was held on Saturday, June 3, 2023, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm in the St. Theresa of Calcutta Room at The Catholic Community of St. Thomas More, Chapel Hill, NC.
With all but one board member present, it was a glorious first full in-person gathering after nearly 3 ½ years of Covid-driven Zoom meetings. The allotted four hours flew, bookended by joyful greetings/a timetable busting ice breaker at the start and tabled agenda items for next time at the end. Read the Essay |