“Anyone who proposes to do good must not expect people to roll stones out of his way, but must accept his lot calmly if they even roll a few more upon it. A strength which becomes clearer and stronger through its experience of such obstacles is the only strength that can conquer them.” —Albert Schweitzer
Jan Hofman (President)
Regions Bank
Stirling Hutchins (Vice-President)
A+ Education Partnership
Matthew Stuenkel (Treasurer)
Medical Properties Trust
Dr. Michelle Robinson (Secretary)
UAB
Dr. Sushma Boppana (Fellow for Life)
UAB Heersink School of Medicine, medical student
Jeff Eliasoph
WVTM 13
Nancy Ferren
Veritas Medical Real Estate
Scott Kelly
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
April Mize
Hoar Construction
Stacey Walters
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama
Trevor Waldo
Ascension St. Vincent’s
Steve Yoder
UAB, Retired
Deborah Bowers, DNP, DMin, CRNP, FNP-C (Fellow for Life)
UAB School of Nursing
Michael Crouch, PharmD, FASHP
Samford University, McWhorter School of Pharmacy
Katie Ellison, MS, RDN, LDN
Fellow for Life
Craig Hoesley, MD
UAB School of Medicine
Catherine Jones, MPH
Fellow for Life
Margaret Lloyd
Fellow for Life
Raquel Mazer, DMD, MS, MPH
UAB School of Dentistry
Bryn Manzella
Jefferson County Department of Health
Kristie McCullough
Clarus Consulting
Ann Elizabeth Montgomery
UAB School of Public Health
Jason Perry, M.Ed., ALC
University of Montevallo
Keisha Brown, OD
UAB School of Optometry
Amy Snow, DNP, CRNA
Samford University, Ida Moffett School of Nursing
Tracee Synco, PhD
UAB School of Health Professions
Jocelyn Vickers, PhD
Auburn University, Office of Public Service
Kristin Boggs, Executive Director
director@asfalabama.org, T: (205) 202-0695
Kristin has served in this role since 2015, when the chapter first began in Alabama, which serves as one of 13 sites around the country. Her background in service learning extends to previous roles in higher education, where she helped found departments focused on community engagement (The University of Alabama’s Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility; UAB’s Global and Community Leadership Honors Program and the Heersink School of Medicine’s Office of Service Learning). Throughout her career, Kristin has worked to connect academic and civic learning. She enjoys mentoring students to help them discover their strengths and apply them within the community.
Tiffany Adams, Fund Development Manager
development@asfalabama.org, (205) 913-7493
Tiffany is a Birmingham native with a background in fundraising and communications. After starting her career in corporate communications and public relations, Tiffany transitioned to higher education where she worked in fund development, donor relations, volunteer engagement and editorial content creation. Having transitioned home with her young children, Tiffany is excited to recently return to work in Birmingham’s vibrant nonprofit community as a member of the ASF team. She looks forward to helping individuals and organizations with a shared passion for eliminating health disparities in Alabama achieve their philanthropic goals by connecting with the mission of ASF through charitable donations. Tiffany holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Alabama and a master’s degree in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Management from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Keaton Johnson, Action Learning Coach
mentor@asfalabama.org, T: (469) 371-3133
Keaton has over a decade of experience in the social services working in a wide range of arenas including substance misuse, immigrant & refugee families, children & young adults with developmental disabilities, juvenile justice, child welfare, people experiencing homelessness, rural residents, the LGBTQIA+ community, HIV/STI prevention, and affordable housing. He has a BA in Sociology, an MS in Applied Sociology, and is currently pursuing his MSW so he can attain licensure to deepen his work with marginalized folks. Keaton is also a Reiki practitioner, is trained in horticultural therapy, and facilitates guided meditations so he can offer complimentary treatments to vulnerable people who may not have access to them. In his free time he enjoys native & edible landscaping, spending time with his dog named Tripp (he’s clumsy), cooking, and reading with his morning coffee.