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Jocelyn
Dorsey
Speaking
at Friday's Lunch and Learn - Membership, A PTA Priority
 Jocelyn
has been with WSB -TV for nearly 35 years as Director of Editorials
& Public Affairs, an anchor/reporter/producer and assignment
editor. Her current responsibilities at WSB -TV include research,
writing, and production of editorials broadcast by WSB -TV Vice
President & General Manager Bill Hoffman. Jocelyn is also Executive
Producer and Host of "People 2 People." She is the
mother of two sons, the late Teo Gebre-Hiwet and Robert-Fassil Gebre-Hiwet.
Jocelyn is a grandmother four times over, raising her only grand-daughter
Zania.
J.
Tom Morgan
Speaking
at Saturday's Lunch and Learn - Ignorance Is No Defense
 J.Tom
Morgan, author of Ignorance Is No Defense, A Teenager's
Guide to Georgia Law, has spoken to tens of thousands of teenagers
and parents regarding Georgia laws that impact young people. With
an engaging presentation that generates open and frank discussion
with his audience, J.Tom is in demand as a speaker at schools, colleges,
churches, and other community groups and has appeared on CNN's Talk
Back Live, the Oprah Winfrey Show, Court TV, the Today Show, and
48 Hours.
Lee
McBride
Speaking
at Saturday's Banquet Awards Dinner
 Lee
travels the country as a comedian, storyteller, evangelist, and
preacher. Lee has a great way of telling real life stories and teaching
important truths while using humor to truly connect with people.
Lee McBride is an exclusive speaker for Teen Advisors International
and Souled Out youth conferences. The highest compliment he has
ever been awarded was when people frequently told him that he reminds
them of Jerry Clower.
Betsy
Landers
National
PTA Representative
 A
PTA member since 1989, Betsy
Landers has served as National PTA secretary-treasurer 2007
2009, and is the nominee for president elect. As State President
of Tennessee PTA, Landers led that organization in working with
the State Board of Education and several legislators to write what
would become the Parent Involvement Act, using the PTA National
Standards as a model. Betsy believes that the real power of PTA
lies at the local level. It's the parents who dedicate themselves
to improving their children's education, PTA members who are committed
to advocating for all children those are the people who make a
real difference.
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