Administration
Office of the President
As elected chief executive officer, the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) President, the Reverend Peter Morales, is accountable to the congregations of the Association and works closely with the UUA Board of Trustees in setting policies and establishing programs. He is the chief spokesperson for the UUA.
Office of the Executive Vice President
The Executive Vice President, Kay Montgomery, is responsible, under the supervision of the President, for the day-to-day management of the Association. She supervises all UUA senior staff, coordinates the work of the UUA legal counsel, is responsible for personnel matters in conjunction with the Director of Human Resources, and acts on the Association's behalf in the President's absence.
For questions concerning the incorporation of congregations, 501(c)(3) and tax or legal related matters, please contact the office of the Executive Vice President at administration @ uua.org
A Registry of Conscientious Objectors is maintained by the Association for recording voluntary written statements of conscientious objection to war by members of Unitarian Universalist congregations; for more information, contact Nancy Lawrence in the Office of the Executive Vice President.
Administration
Office of the President
Peter Morales
President
(617) 948-4301
petermorales @ uua.org
Dea Brayden
Special Assistant to the President
(617) 948-4302
dbrayden @ uua.org
Office of the Executive Vice President
Kathleen Montgomery
Executive Vice President
(617) 948-4304
kmontgomery @ uua.org
Nancy Lawrence
Executive Assistant to the Administration and Board of Trustees
(617) 948-4303
nlawrence @ uua.org
Office of the Vice President for Ministries and Congregational Support
Harlan Limpert
Vice President for Ministries and Congregational Support
(952) 903-0707
hlimpert @ uua.org
For more information contact administration @ uua.org.
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Last updated on Thursday, November 1, 2012.
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