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Dr. Dolores Szymanski Elected as Chairperson of Annual United Way Campaign

06/23/09

  The United Way of Burlington County recently announced the election of Dr. Dolores Szymanski as chair of their 2009 fund raising campaign.
  Dr. Szymanski, Superintendent of the Burlington County Institute of Technology for the past four years, actively supports United Way’s campaigns both as a volunteer on the Campaign Cabinet and as a board member.  With a reputation as a leader of extraordinary vision and energy, Szymanski takes on the challenging role of Campaign Chair for the 2009 campaign.   Szymanski will lead the hundreds of community volunteers, representing local businesses, government and non-profit agencies, as they work to raise money for our community.   

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