The CURE Board of Directors is made of up to 15 elected members. The CURE Bylaws state that directors serve two-year terms and are eligible for re-election for up to five consecutive terms as per state law. Board members are elected at CURE’s Annual Business Meeting each spring. Learn more here about the role of a CURE Board Member.
Board members share:
Why have you chosen to serve on the CURE Board?
- Margaret Kuchenreuther, ChairI am drawn to CURE by its mission and vision because I am passionate about conserving high quality habitat for Minnesota's native species and about fostering a harmonious relationship between people and the land.
- Dr. Michelle Montgomery, Vice ChairI believe connecting people's values to the environment is truly the most effective way to create meaningful change, and I am honored to join up with an organization that shares this belief.
- Jim Falk, TreasurerI believe CURE has the right perspective to make a positive change in our community through action and education. I served on the CURE board several years ago and I feel that I can again be an asset to board with my experience in the ag sector and also as a renewable energy producer-consumer.
- Kathy Hartley, SecretaryI believe the Mission, Values & Guiding Principals are excellent and I fully support them especially the statement that
- Arne Kildegaard, Member at LargeI watched with amazement as CURE’s organizing and activism helped stop the expansion of the coal plant in Big Stone City, SD. In retrospect, that was a really big deal for our air, water, and climate. I’ve been a long-time supporter of the organization, and among other things I’m thankful for the many ways that CURE has forged a community of creative, determined, and hopeful folks, out here in rural MN.