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             Welcome!

We are the Pennsylvania-Delaware (Penn-Del) chapter of The
Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually
Impaired (AER). AER is the only international membership organization
dedicated to rendering all possible support and assistance to the
professionals who work in all phases of education and rehabilitation of
blind and visually impaired children and adults.
www.aerbvi.org

Penn-Del AER develops and promotes professional excellence through
support of those who provide services to people with visual impairments
by providing:

  • Professional Development - Spring Vision Conference, District
    Meetings, Leadership Development

  • Membership - Retain and Recruit Chapter Members

  • NewsFlash - Electronic Announcements

  • Scholarships - Student Awards and International Conference
    Support

  • Advocacy - Legislative Updates and Call to Action
Penn-Del AER Board Meeting
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Christie Peel (President)
peels@zoominternet.net
Vince McVeigh (President-Elect)             
vincentmcveigh@aol.com
Brenda Egan (Past President)                
began@wpsbc.org
Lynn Fox (Secretary)                                 
alderson@pitt.edu
Lynn Murphy (Treasurer)                            
lamurphy@iu12.org


At Large Board Members

Christine Snellman                
csnellman@iu12.org
Darlene Cole
darlene.cole@state.de.us
Dorothe Mumford
dorothe.mumford@state.de.us
Elaine Welch
elaine.welch@pablind.org
Helene Marano
hmarano@obs.org
Holly Russell   
russell.hm@comcast.net
Jennifer Throop                
jennifer@wilkesbarreblind.com
Jerry Kitzhoffer               
gkitzhoffer@obs.org        
John Hofmeister
john.hofmeister@va.gov
Justin Kaiser
jtk33@pitt.edu
Lori Love
loril@ncsight.org
Mark Steciw                       
msteciw@pattan.net
Mary Tolbert
mary.tolbert@state.de.us
Richard Welsh                
rlwelsh@earthlink.net
Stanley Swaintek                
sswaintek@state.pa.us
Tracy Whitehead                
twhitehead@iu17.org
Photo of a woman hugging a senior, hands and a little girls face
Uplifted arms of a person in the pupil of an eye