Sr. Ann Willits, OP, a Dominican Sisters in the Sinsinawa congregation, was a secondary school teacher and administrator for many years. She has also served in Congregation leadership and the administration. She is presently a full time itinerant preacher and teacher. There is no group Sr. Ann loves more than the adults who work with teen-agers.

Patrick Spedale is presently the Director of the Office of Campus Ministry at St. Pius X High School in Houston, TX. Since 1996, he has served in this capacity in partnership with the Dominican Sisters of Hourson. In 2005, he was honored with the distinguished Partner in Preaching Award by the Sisters of Houston in recognition of his contribution to the order's charism of social justice and embodiment of Dominican life. In addition to his duties as director of campus ministry, Patrick also serves as senior choirmaster of the award winning St. Pius X Concert Chorale and Campus Singers.

Dr. Carolyn Y Woo is the Dean of the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame. Her specific interests include strategic management entrepreneurship, technological innovation and organizational change. She has served on editorial boards for numerous publications, and has engaged in consulting for a number of corporate and other organizations. She lectures regularly on individual integrity, ethical systems and corporate citizenship. She has served on the boards of three Fortune 400 companies. Dr. Woo is a member of the Committee of 100, an organization of Chinese Americans working to enhance U.S.-China relations and the full participation of Chinese Americans in American life. Dr. Woo who earned her Ph.D. from Purdue University received her elementary and secondary education at the Maryknoll Convent School in Hong Cong.

Sr. Jane Meyer has been Head of School at St. Agnes Academy, Houston, TX since 1987. Prior to that she was Principal at St. Agnes Academy (1981-1997) and principal at Kelly High School in Beaumont, TX 1971-1981. She is currently serving as President of the Dominican Association of Secondary Schools.

Mrs. Daush has been president of St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School in Memphis, TN since 1994. She is currently a member of the Accreditation of the Southern Association of Independent Schools. Mrs. Daush, an associate member of long standing with the former Dominican Sisters from St. Catherine in Kentucky (now the Dominican Sisters of Peace,) has also served as President of the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools and has for the past several years served on the Executive Board of the Dominican Association of Secondary Schools (DASS).

For the past 25 years, Dr. Cynthia Thomas has ministered in schools sponsored by religious congregations serving as a teacher, campus minister, assistant principal before beginning her tenure as the first lay principal and then president of St. Mary's Dominican High School in New Orleans, LA. She has served in these roles for the past twenty years. Dr. Thomas' dissertation, completed in 2009, explored the legacy of religious congregations and the governance dimensions necessary to sustain that legacy in Catholic education with laity. Dr. Thomas served as the first President of the Dominican Association of Secondary Schools (DASS)