Beth Bashara brings extensive experience in nonprofit management and education, coupled with a master's degree in arts administration from the University of Cincinnati.

As an adjunct professor in the Human Service Leadership Program at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Beth is committed to empowering the next generation of leaders. 

Evident through her active volunteer roles with the League of Women Voters Greater Green Bay and Wisconsin, Beth is dedicated to community service. Her advocacy efforts underscore a deep commitment to civic engagement and social justice. 

Previously, Beth served as the Director of the Oneida Nation Arts Program for 24 years, where she honed her leadership skills and collaborated with staff, artists, and volunteers to build a dynamic tribal arts agency. Initially seeking to enhance her multicultural experience, Beth found that her time with the Oneida Nation profoundly reshaped her worldview and self-perception. 

Beth's approach to life is characterized by humor, a healthy dose of irreverence, and a willingness to explore new ideas. She continuously strives to make a meaningful impact in every community she serves.