Bob Radl, Treasurer

Served in Nigeria '72 to '74

Bob served as a Track and Field and Cross Country coach under the direction of the Nigerian National Sports Commission. His main projects included preparing middle and long distance runners for the Second All-African Games, the International Military Cross Country championships and the Ghana versus Nigeria Track and Field 

Competition. Bob also assisted in hosting coaching clinics in various parts of Nigeria including Benin City, Calabar, Enugu, Ibadan, Port Harcourt and Warri.

Bob lives in Sagamore Hills, OH with his wife Janice. He retired in June, 2012 after 37 years of service as a Special Agent with the U.S. Government. He enjoys all aspects of 

NORVA, especially ethnic dinners and the continued commitment of young Americans to the ideals set forth by Sargent Shriver, the first director and founder of the Peace Corps.

Angela Lowery Secretary
Served in Costa Rica 2004-2007
Angela served as a rural community development volunteer in the Guanacaste province of Costa Rica. 

Her main project involved working with the local school to develop an information technology program and build a computer classroom at the school. She extended her service for a third year as the Peace Corps Volunteer Coordinator. Angela currently lives on the near west side of Cleveland and works at Case Western Reserve University in the Center for Civic Engagement & Learning. Her favorite part of NORVA is connecting with other RPCVs and talking to future PCVs about the Peace Corps.

Tom Schreiber Co-President 

Served in Georgia 2006-2008

Tom served in a Youth Center in the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, where he worked with the staff to develop programs for teens.

 Serving in the second largest city in the country with his wife Amy Moniot, he also led a nationwide environmental education project. The project created youth 'eco-clubs' in towns and villages across Georgia, published a 200 page curriculum for the clubs in Georgian, and held an annual youth camp in some of the wildest regions of the Caucuses.

Tom lives in Ohio City and works remotely as a manager for Tickets.com. His favorite part of NORVA are the service opportunities, and he is very grateful for the deep friendships he has developed through the group.

Haley McDonough Co-President 

Served in South Africa 2008-2010

Haley served in the Mpumalanga province of the Republic of South Africa.  Her primary projects in schools were assessing and assisting educators in effective classroom management and teaching English.  As a resource specialist, Haley coordinated fundraising for  primary school health and sanitation infrastructure development.  Her community work included facilitating a life skills girls group and coordinating HIV/AIDS outreach events to empower participants with knowledge about effective preventative techniques and testing. 

Haley lives in Lakewood and is a Middle School Math teacher for Lakewood Public Schools.  Haley has enjoyed becoming a part of the leadership team and serving local communities in unique projects.

Miranda Lange, Service Chair 

Served In Mali, 2009-2012

Miranda served her first two years in Mali as a community health educator.  During her service she established a community health committee composed of trained villagers who promoted pre- and post-natal health, and healthy infant care practices.  She also spent her service hosting a show on the local radio station where she had weekly conversations with her Malian cohost about healthy practices and American culture.  Extending a third year, Miranda moved to a larger town where she collaborated with Malians working in family planning, training them in marketing and market research techniques. 

Miranda is now pursuing a career in non-profit development, enjoys playing volleyball and continues to support and encourage the visual arts in Cleveland.

Miranda enjoys participating in NORVA because of the camaraderie she feels with other members who share her passion for service and her passion to connect with others across the world.