Convention Delegates to Convene in Denver

DELEGATES TO THE 2020 NPMHU NATIONAL CONVENTION

TO CONVENE IN DENVER, COLORADO

ANDY BADILISHAMWALIMU CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

DAVID WILKIN

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

JUNE HARRIS

LEGISLATIVE AND POLITICAL

JOHN GIBSON

RULES COMMITTEE

LAWRENCE SAPP

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE

Planning is well underway for the rescheduled 2020 National Convention, which is scheduled to take place at the Hyatt Convention, which is scheduled to take place at the Hyatt Convention Center Hotel in Denver Colorado August 8–11, 2022.

Three-hundred forty mail handlers from across the country have been chosen through the Local Union delegate election process to serve as delegates. This body will help to set the agenda of the Union for the next two years.

The theme for our 2020 National Convention is “Believe and Achieve.” This theme reflects on the importance of our craft, our faith in the value of the work we do and the many triumphs of our organization. Mail Handlers are united in our economic, political, and workplace struggles. Together, in unity, we can overcome adversities: we must Believe and Achieve!

For the (rescheduled) 2020 National Convention, the NPMHU will again feature a dedicated website that will provide news and information relative to the upcoming National Convention. The site will launch in early spring 2022 and can be viewed at convention.npmhu.org. Please monitor the website and read the Union publications, to stay up to date on all Convention business.

Beginning in June, and throughout the summer, committees appointed by National President Paul Hogrogian will meet to review and establish a full agenda for the 2020 Convention, including possible constitutional amendments and resolutions that may be submitted for consideration by the delegates in accordance with the requirements set forth in the NPMHU National Constitution. In addition to the traditional Constitution and Resolution Committees—and in recognition of the increasing role that the NPMHU has played in ongoing legislative issues on Capitol Hill— President Hogrogian has once again named a Legislative Committee to review and recommend the adoption of resolutions concerning legislative and political matters.

The following are the Committees and the appointed Committee members:

CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE

297 Bentley, Chris 300 Tabarus, Kevin 301 St. Marie, Daniel 302 Coleman, Anthony 307 Haggarty, James 310 Greer, Lisa 311 Charleston, Charles 318 Mosezar, Nick 323 Larsen, Jeff NEB Sneesby, Don NEB Wilkin, David (Chair)

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

300 Delgado, Wilfredo 304 Hill, Gregory 309 Miskell, Joyce 310 Parsons, Chawanda 320 Gonzalez, Bernie 324 Riemann, Dan 328 Larson, Todd 329 Macon, John 330 Griffith, Robert

310 Badilishamwalimu, Pervous (Chair)

LEGISLATIVE AND POLITICAL

301 Sweeney, Sean 303 Cowan, Eddie 304 McLemore, William 308 Rembelinsky, Michael 316 Rezac, Gene 318 Weber, Joyce 321 Wilson, Errol 333 Marshall, Monica 334 Adams, Sheldon NEB Harris, June (chair)

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE

298 Foster, Aubrey 305 Jackson, Felandria 305 Brown, Cynthia 311 Olds-Pride, Roxie 315 Harms, Joe 318 White, Edward 320 Garey, Shawn 321 Ruiz, Michael 322 Dickey, Kelly NEB Sapp, Lawrence (chair)

RULES COMMITTEE

299 Parker, Keala 302 Contreras, Juanita 311 Lewis, Linda 312 Davis, Troy 314 Rodgers, Scott 317 Morris, James 325 Williams, Dwayne 327 Buksch, Steve 331 Wisneski, David 332 Tesch, Edvina Neb Gibson, John (chair)