1. Law School Mentoring Coordinator      Mary Denison  marydenison@prexar.com    Heather Seasonwein   hms@laskofflaw.com	Will work with the chairs of the Maine Law School Women's Law  Association to maintain a system by which women law students  may be connected with a woman attorney to act in a mentoring  capacity.  Will need to be willing to call/email/write women  attorneys across the state to seek those willing to mentor.
2. New Attorney Mentoring Coordinator    Patricia E. Weidler  pweidler@lcwlaw.com	Will develop a process by which new attorneys may be connected  with a woman attorney to act in a mentoring capacity.  Will need to  be willing to call/email/write women attorneys across the state to  seek those willing to mentor.
3.  Membership Committee   Chair    Organizers of local brown bag lunches:    Cynthia Dill  dillesquire@aol.com   Erin Raccah    eraccah@PierceAtwood.com   Tina Panayides   legal@mecasa.org   Sarah Ruef-Lindquist   sarahl@uniontrust.com  Members (any number)  Senior practioners representative  Northern Maine representative	Will organize, support, and promote events and/or other mediums  by which women attorneys may connect with one another. The  Committee will work on reaching outside the WLS membership  (getting women attorneys to join who have not already) and  reaching within the membership and increasing the ability and  opportunities to meet each other.  Special attention will be given to  bridging the north/south gap.
4.  Pro Bono Opportunities       Chair: Cathy Lee  cathy@go-worldlee.com       Members (any number):   Judy Plano  jplano@ptla.org  Faye Luppi  fayeluppi@pivot.net	Will seek out pro bono opportunities that promote the legal rights  of women. Will at least publicize such opportunities and, to the  extent possible, seek those who would like to participate in those  pro bono efforts.
5.  Judicial Equity Committee       Chair:  Susan Tedrick  stedrick@mainegeneral.org     Members (any number):  Marianna Fenton  MMF@rkmlegal.com	Will promote a more equitable representation of women in the  judiciary, including programs on the judicial application process.
6. Program Committee    Two co-chairs:  Meg LePage,  mlepage@PierceAtwood.com  Pat Peard  ppeard@bssn.com     Members (any number)	Will organize, promote, and run a program in the spring.  The  timing may change with approval from the Section co-chairs.
7. Media Committee  Chair:    Alice Knapp  aknapp@gwi.net  Members (any number)	Will maintain contact with the MSBA lobbyist in order to learn of  legislation that may be of interest to the WLS membership. Will  be the contact person for the MSBA lobbyist to notify the Section  of legislation, hearings, and other related legislative events.
8. Awards Committee       Co-chairs:    Sally Morris  Sallyannemorris@aol.com    Marcia Cleveland  mcleveland@suscom-maine.net    Members (limited to four):    Judy Andrucki  jandrucki@thplaw.com  Tommie Burke  tburke@brownburkelaw.com  Judy Plano  jplano@ptla.org  Paula Watson  pwatson@banknorth.com	Will handle the process for awarding the Caroline Duby Glassman  award, including soliciting nominations for the award, selecting a  nominee (who must be approved by the MSBA), and publicizing  the receipt of the award.  The Committee will also select a speaker  to describe the award recipient and present the award to her.  The  Committee will also explore other awards for women attorneys  and, to the extent possible, solicit nominees, select a candidate or  candidates, engage in the award application process, and publicize  any award that is given as a result of the Committee's efforts. For  example, to the extent possible, the Committee will continue its  efforts to promote the award of the ABA Margaret Brent Award  and the YWCA Twin Award.
9.  Glassman Award Design Committee  Chair:    Members (any number)     Emily Bloch  ebloch@nhdlaw.com     Pat Peard  ppeard@bssn.com     Judy Plano  jplano@ptla.org  Sally Morris  Sallyannemoris@aol.com	Will come up with a new design for the Glassman Award, will  arrange for a piece that best represents the mission of the Glassman  Award, within budget, and that can be readily obtained with ease,  with a 5 year price guarantee.  The price will be no more than the  cost budgeted in 2002.  The Committee will do what needs to be  done to get approval from all the WLS members prior to actual  piece selection with the vendor, with the details going to the co chairs who will work with the MSBA on the email vote needed to  secure such approval.  The Committee will be responsible for  making sure that the award is ready for presentation at the awards  luncheon.
10. Treasurer  Karen Wright  kwright@bssn.com
11.  Connections Editor  Linda McGill  lmcgill@moonmoss.com
12. NCWBA representative  Jennifer Sawyer  jsawyer@bssn.com