Meet Our Team
President & General Manager
Amanda Miller Kelley
amillerkelley@wnit.org
Amanda Miller Kelley's PBS alter ego
"D.W. Read from Arthur. Strong middle child energy, a little chaos, and the enduring legacy of the 'tired DW' meme, which feels appropriate. And as part of the Read family, she's iconic to book lovers."
Administration
Amanda V. Judd
Receptionist ajudd@wnit.org
Amanda V. Judd's PBS alter ego
"Elmo is my alter-ego! He's fun, cute, giggly, everyone likes him!"
Development
Cindy McCraner
Development Department Manager cmccraner@wnit.org
Cindy McCraner's PBS alter ego
"My alter-ego is PBS KIDS Lady Elaine Fairchilde from Mister Rogers Neighborhood. She ran the Museum-Go-Round and had a magic boomerang that turned things upside-down. Friends in the neighborhood always helped her turn things right side up. She was known for being opinionated, outspoken and liked to stand up to King Friday XIII's demands. My son used to watch Mister Rogers Neighborhood every morning before preschool, and I remember watching Lady Elaine and appreciating that she could say things to people in authority, that I as a younger person, wouldn't dare say. That changed when I got much older! Although I do try to do it nicely."
Betsy Fulnecky
Capital Campaign Officer bfulnecky@wnit.org
Betsy Fulnecky's PBS alter ego
"Becky Botson from Wordgirl. Her name is Becky—a name which I am often mistaken for—and she is pretty cool!"
Laura Atkins
Membership Coordinator latkins@wnit.org
Laura Atkins's PBS alter ego
"Big Bird from Sesame Street is kind and thoughtful and a bit naive."
Michelle Domonkos
Underwriting Coordinator mdomonkos@wnit.org
Michelle Domonkos's PBS alter ego
"'Wait a secamadoodle!' My alter-ego is Rosalia Fuentes, from Rosie's Rules. She's super imaginative and when life gets overwhelming, she flops. 'Breathe in... breathe out. Wiggle about. Now I'm ready to figure this out!'"
Sanita Sherrise
Account Executive ssherrise@wnit.org
Sanita Sherrise's PBS alter ego
"Looped into Lyla’s Creative, Strategic, and Critical Thinking Skills to Solve Problems, Help those Around Her, and Collaborations; All While Having a Blast!"
Education
Leah Steinhiser
Educational Engagement Liaison lsteinhiser@wnit.org
Leah Steinhiser's PBS alter ego
"Arugula from Carl the Collector. I am a peacemaker, trying to help others get along."
Liz Deford
Educational Engagement Assistant for Elkhart, Noble, and LaGrange counties ldeford@wnit.org
Liz Deford's PBS alter ego
"I think my alter ego would be Zoboo from Zoboomafoo! He is playful, curious, clumsy, and loves to eat lol! He is also able to adapt to new environments quickly! I relate to this weirdo a lot lol!"
Programming
Becky Keeton
Traffic Administrator bkeeton@wnit.org
Becky Keeton's PBS alter ego
"Telly from Sesame Street. Always worried about something."
Engineering/Operations
Production
Kelsy Zumbrun
Senior Producer/Director kzumbrun@wnit.org
Kelsy Zumbrun's PBS alter ego
"I believe my alter-ego will be Cliff Hanger from Between the Lions."
Tim Hiatt
Producer thiatt@wnit.org
Tim Hiatt's PBS alter ego
"I'd say Red Green, because I like to be handy and have been known to use our version of duct tape (gaffer tape) to solve a problem."
Nicholas Ramirez Jr.
Production Coordinator nramirez@wnit.org
Nicholas Ramirez Jr.'s PBS alter ego
"This might shock you but, the best person I can think that I relate to is Violet Crawley on Downton Abbey. Her attitude is chef's kiss, lol. RIP Maggie Smith."
Promotion/Public Relations
Ginger Santiago
Graphic Designer gsantiago@wnit.org
Ginger Santiago's PBS alter ego
"I chose Ms. Frizzle because the Magic School Bus made a lifelong impression on me. I also wouldn't mind having a pet chameleon."
