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Dr. Mariah Seton For ULAA President

Dr. Mariah Y. Seton

Member since May 3, 2008
United States
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Dr. Mariah Y. Seton
A.A; A.A; Bsc.; MSc
Doctorate, Chicago, Illinois
Presidential Aspirant/ULAA
Chicago, Illinois
60620
312-520-6717 ; 773-354-6365 ; 773-779-6717 (h)

Former President, Maryland County Association;
National Director, Program & Grants/LIHEDE;
Former Secretary, Liberian Community of Illinois;
Former Vice President/Liberian Community of Illinois;
Founder, Liberian Community of Illinois;
Work ULAA Relief Fund;
Women Empowerment/ULAA;
Executive Director/ULAA Social Services Council;
Phi Delta Kappa;
Harvard Educational Review;
University Women Association;
Consumer Advocate, Department of Human Services, Illinois;
Administrative Consultant;
Educational Consultant;
Board Certified Administrator

Fellow Liberians, my name is Dr. Mariah Y. Seton. I am visible, interactive with Liberians and friends, compassionate, caring, and dedicated. Since my arrival in these United States, I have been actively involved with many organizations and done much to uplift those entities. I ask for your support to take it to another level.

Currently, I am the Executive Director of Social Services of ULAA. However, I would like to do more on a broader scale for my people. Therefore, I have placed my name as a presidential aspirant in the ensuing ULAA presidential elections. For many years, I have been involved with enormously essential activities in ULAA; and have devoted my time, talent and resources to ensure that the Association achieves its objectives. Below is a catalogue of some of my achievements.

Arranged the provision of transportation for ULAA – Ohio;

Sponsored along with others, Women Conference held in Minnesota for ULAA;

Sponsored ULAA Women Conference, General Assembly Meeting & Board Meeting In Minnesota;

Sponsored Minnesota on becoming a Member Chapter; I paid personal funds to revitalize OLM;

Founding Member (OLCI), Dr. Seton, Mr. Tamba, Dr. George Keah & Others after the death of the Late Pearson;

I am working hard for Liberians in the Diaspora;

Provided food for Liberians in Refugee Camps;

Advocate, Human Rights for Liberians and others;

Introduced ULAA to Liberians in Illinois;

Recruited the Wisconsin Chapter into ULAA;

Served as Good-will Ambassador - spreading the name of ULAA in Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, etc.;

Co Founder MOP;

Co Founder - Movement for Democratic Change in Liberia;

Board Member MDCL;

Made ULAA House hold name in the Midwest;

Advocate for the Homeless;

Owner - OLM List, OnLiberianMedium.org; OnLiberianMedium&yahoogroups.com;

Organizer, 5000 Liberians and Friends Movement;

Spend personal funds to bring Liberians to the United States;

Member, Rainbow Push Coalition, NAACP;

Friend of Faith Based Organizations;

I bring people together;

Vision 2008 for ULAA

Community Empowerment Projects;

Inclusion;

Getting involved with Human Rights issues in Liberia;

The provision of Human Services;

The provision of information on affordable Health Care;

Youth Empowerment;

Transformation on how ULAA does business, bringing out the best for our people;

Formulating workable Immigration policy;

Provide information and assistance for affordable Housing;

Establishing partnership with other successful immigrant organizations and agencies to push our agendas;

Re-establish ULAA as a service oriented institution;

Develop Diaspora projects;

Develop projects for Liberia;

Partnership with the GOL;

Form partnership with agencies of foreign governments;

Partner with Universities, schools, trade schools, ect.

GED and Adult Education;

Develop investment projects for Liberians here and at home;
Invest in Liberian Human Capital