World View frequently needs volunteers to help us prepare material for our programs and to assist with program marketing. This type of volunteering takes place at our office and involves collating handouts for participant program folders, collating marketing material, and stuffing, labeling, and sealing envelopes.
We also welcome volunteer support during our larger fall and spring programs, which are held at the Friday Center for Continuing Education. This type of work includes introducing speakers, handing out folders at registrations, and helping with other program logistics. You can find more information about our fall symposiums and spring seminars online.
If you are interested in volunteering with World View, please contact Juliet Traub, Program Manager, at jtraub@unc.edu or 919/843-6795.
Thank you for your time and interest in supporting the
important work of World View!
World View Volunteers
 Alice Boggs Lentz World View Volunteer alentz@cccti.edu (828) 726-2234 |
Alice Lentz serves as World View’s Western North Carolina representative for community colleges. Alice currently directs the federally-funded TRIO programs at Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute, a World View partner since 2005. For many years in New York City, Alice managed international projects for business associations and foundations, and this work entailed regular travel to South America, Asia, and Africa. A 2006 alumna of World View’s Global Education Leaders’ Program, Alice was elected to World View’s advisory board, where she served until 2011, and currently serves on the executive board of the NC Community College System’s Global Learner Consortium. |
 Darien Mahaffee World View Volunteer |
For several years, Darien Mahaffee has volunteered her time to help World View prepare for its symposiums, seminars, and mailings. By now she has become an indispensable part of the program. Darien had the opportunity to travel abroad when she was working full time and had some interesting solo adventures while exploring foreign cultures first-hand. She is an incredible help to the World View staff and a wonderful friend of the program. |
 Jim and Ramona McRae World View Volunteers rmraej@charter.net |
Jim and Ramona McRae serve as World View’s volunteer representatives for Western North Carolina. Jim is a retired Principal/teacher and Ramona is a retired 6th Grade Teacher from Wilkes County. Both of them traveled widely during their teaching careers – Asia, Europe, South America – and hope to share these experiences and their global perspective with fellow educators. They have acted as facilitators and leaders at World View programs and have helped schools in Western North Carolina develop global action plans. |
 Brock Ridge World View Volunteer brock.ridge@charter.net |
Brock Ridge serves as World View’s Eastern North Carolina representative for K-12 schools. Brock serves on Onslow County’s Board of Education and as the President of the North Carolina High School Network. Brock was the principal of Richlands High School for 27 years, where he was a three-time recipient of Onslow County’s Principal of the Year award. In 1995, he ws named a national Milken winner. Brock holds a B.A., M.A., and Ed.S. from East Carolina University. |
 Amos Stroud World View Volunteer amoose1@netzero.com |
Amos Stroud serves as World View’s Eastern North Carolina’s representative for K-12 schools. Amos was born and educated in eastern North Caronia, finishing high school in Kinston and graduating from East Carolina University. He taught math and coached in Goldsboro before moving to Onslow County where he was a principal for 22 years, starting three new schools. In 1985 he and Robert teamed up in the Principals’ Executive Program and have been close friends ever since. Amos attends every symposium where he is the official “bell ringer,” getting educators back to class. He has become an integral part of World View. |
