Washington Bus Staff
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Amanda Brown is the Bus’s fearless financier. As the Operations Director, Amanda manages all the behind the scenes systems that keep the Bus running smooth. Like so many pioneers before her, Amanda journeyed from the comforts of Pennsylvania to our own coffee-laden frontier (may or may not have arrived via conestoga wagon). Before the Bus, she served with City Year in Seattle public schools, managed programs at the YMCA, and just completed her MPA at UW. |
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Toby Crittenden may be best known for getting interviewed by Katie Couric on the floor of the Democratic National Convention whilst wearing a full devil costume. It made sense at the time. Anyhoo, as the Executive Director at the Bus, Toby orchestrates the graceful symphony that is the grand world of Bus. He was raised in the warm embrace of Seattle and remains a proud Garfield High Bulldog for life. Contact Toby about partnerships, sponsorships, and DJ requests. Toby[at]washingtonbus[dot]org |
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Sarah Cody Roth is the Bus’s resident bungee jumping, extreme skiing, mountain climbing, fundraising guru. As Development Director, Sarah ensures that everyone has the opportunity to contribute to our civic engagement goodness. Care to become a much vaunted Monthly Member? Want to host a barbecue for the Bus Fellows? Or maybe reminisce about your first ascent of Mt. Adams? Either way, Sarah is the Bus staffer for you. Sarah[at]washingtonbus[dot]org |
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Abigail Doerr wants to meet you. Seriously. As the Engagement Coordinator, Abigail helps volunteers, interns, and random passersby find their perfectly-sized spot on the Bus. Abigail hails from Spokane and arrived at the Bus by way of Willamette University in Washington’s pants (Oregon, duh). You may already know Abigail by her ever-sunny demeanor or her stint as a 2011 Bus Fellow. Want to volunteer with the Bus? Abigail is here for you! Abigail[at]washingtonbus[dot]org |
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Emilio Garza is a born and bred Washingtonian hailing from the City of Destiny (Tacoma, of course). While working on his degree in Political Science/Political Economy at the University of Washington he helped establish the UW’s Hip Hop Student Association, serving as President. Post-grad, Emilio hopped on the Bus as a 2012 Bus Fellow, then later as the Fall Campus Organizer. Now, serving as the Engagement Organizer, Emilio is working to help create the most rad outreach and volunteer program this state's young people have ever seen! |
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Amber Rose Jimenez is your new best friend. Especially, if you a) love killer mixtapes, and b) are one of the Bus's rad monthly members. An LA native, she ventured north to study Political Science + Philosophy at Seattle Pacific University. Already active in Seattle's music scene, Amber sought out the emerging cultural and political communities she'd heard so much about-- and became a 2011 Bus Fellow! Now Amber is the Bus's Membership Coordinator and can be found scouting out new cafes and local all ages venue spaces. Contact Amber to start up/renew your monthly membership, or to obtain a mindblowing mixtape.
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Danielle Kim graduated from Shorewood HS aspiring to major in Math and spend her days scribbling furiously on chalkboards, while muttering obscure theorems under her breath (this is what mathemeticians do, yes?). At Seattle University, Danielle found her true calling studying Political Science and never looked back. After rocking it as a 2011 Bus Fellow, Danielle is now running the show as the Bus Fellowship Manager. Contact Danielle about the Bus Fellowship or her unconventional training regime for her next marathon. Danielle[at]washingtonbus[dot]org |
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Lauren McCullough first jumped on the Bus in Oregon, as a 2011 PolitiCorps fellow. After falling in love with organizing, activism, and democracy, she got back on board as the Bus Fellowship Coordinator. Before joining the Bus, Lauren was an undergraduate at Whitman College, where she majored in Politics, minored in flag football and got really stoked on social justice. Contact Lauren with anything about the Bus Fellowship! |
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Alex Miller has traversed the Bus’s many programmatic vistas beginning with a stint as a 2010 Bus Fellow, to field organizing, to residing in his personalized ivory tower as the Program Director. Through it all, Alex remains the worst dressed, but most unfailingly curly-haired member of the Bus staff. Alex oversees programs, lobbies, makes videos, and is the editor for Hella Bus, the Bus’s blog of record (which he humbly requests you follow with an almost obsessive intensity). Contact Alex about all things program, organizing, and media/digital in nature. Alex[at]washingtonbus[dot]org |
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Ngam Nguyen would like you to know that she once caught a shark (rumor has it with her bare hands). Also, she's the Development Coordinator at the Bus ensuring that you (yes, you!) can make your right-sized gift to sustain our year-round civic engagement goodness. A proud graduate of Lincoln HS in Tacoma, Ngam graduated from Seattle University with a degree in Digital Journalism. Prior to the Bus, she honed her writing/speaking/gesturing game at GMMB in Seattle. Interested in supporting the Bus? Looking for some fishing advice? Talk to Ngam! |
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Katie Stultz made a name for herself as that ubiquitous young organizer darting around the University of Washington Campus co-founding the Campus Sustainability Fund, coordinating ASUW's legislative programming, running voter registration drives, organizing student lobby days, and, you know, going to school. As the Bus's Campus Coordinator, she puts her boundless energy to use coordinating our state-wide campus voter registration and get out the vote drives. Also, she is a proud Gryffindor. Interested in Bus support and swag on your campus? Talk to Katie. |
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