Cecilia Nya is from Nigeria, and is a member a member of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. As an educator and administrator for 50 years as a religious, she has worked as a classroom teacher and in different educational administrative roles.

Josephine Kwenga is a sister of St. Joseph of Tarbes-Kenya. With an academic background of higher studies in development, project management and sustainable development, she has been a school administrator and worked in the administration and leadership of the Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya's program offices in environment, gender, and justice and peace. She is currently development coordinator for her congregation's Kenyan province and works with SJT Peace Service in partnership with AGIAMONDO, a partner organization from Germany. 

Amelia Stenger is an Ursuline Sister of Mount St. Joseph at Maple Mount, Kentucky. Most of her ministry has been in education, as a teacher, principal and superintendent of schools in two dioceses. She has served on many state and national committees, as the director of the community retreat center, as community director of development, and as congregational leader.  She now works in the development office and the community archives and continues to care for campus flower gardens.