CCAA Advisory Council
The CCAA Advisory Council is the leadership group of the Alumni Association and is comprised of alumni volunteers who are committed to the success of the college. The advice given by this group is integral to the mission of the CCAA, which is to foster lasting relationships with students, alumni and friends worldwide.
Members of the CCAA Advisory Council pose for a photo during their meeting in May 2024. Front row, left to right: Luana Fields '10, Nikki Carter '00, Jeannie M. Rulo '00 '18, Chair Courtney Steelman '11, Vice Chair Jared Reichel '16, Mike Campbell '08 and Alumni Relations & Annual Giving Director Kim Craig '12. Back row: Columbia College President Dr. David Russell, John Ney '88, CCAA Representative to the Board of Trustees Joshua Muder '99, Corbin Umstattd '12 and Joe Nicchetta '79. Not pictured: Beckie Brietzke '13, Julia Collins '14, Stacey Young Goodale '93 and CC Friends of the '70s Liaison Deborah Scott '76.
Advisors are appointed to three-year terms in which they attend meetings throughout the year – traditionally, twice on main campus in Columbia, Missouri, and once virtually. The Director of Alumni Relations communicates regularly with advisors to help increase alumni affinity with the college.
Would you like to serve the CCAA? CCAA Advisory Council applications received by June 1 will be considered for the term beginning July 1. For more information, please email the Office of Alumni Relations at ccalum@ccis.edu.
- Click on the representatives' photos for their individual bios.
- View the honor roll of former CCAA Advisory Council leadership.
Alumni Advisors
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Joshua Muder ’99
Alumni Representative to the Board of Trustees
Columbia College Day Program
Olathe, Kansas
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John Ney ’88
Columbia College Evening Program
Columbia, Missouri
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Ex-Officio Members & CC Staff
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Lynne Stuver Baker ’64
Advisor Emerita
Board of Trustees, Chair of Advancement Committee
Christian College
Independence, Missouri
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Ellen Miller-Mapp ’75
Representative for the CC Friends of the '70s Advisory Committee
Columbia College Day Program
Atlanta, Georgia
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