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Kathryn Ward
Katie Ward came to URI through her internet search for children's literature on the world's religions. Katie is passionate about developing interfaith understanding and respect in the North American region, and is particularly interested in engaging and connecting with like-minded youths. As a development professional for over 10 years, Katie has served on the fundraising committee for the URI North America region for the last year. Katie, her husband and daughter live in Burlingame, California. She served through June 2011 on the Leadership Council and as of January 17, 2012 is the new Regional Coordinator for North America.
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