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Volunteering with the Tennessee World Affairs Council (TNWAC) offers a unique opportunity to engage with global issues, connect with influential leaders, and contribute to fostering international awareness in our community. As a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing programs on world affairs, TNWAC relies on the passion and commitment of volunteers to help fulfill its mission.
We welcome individuals from all backgrounds, including students, young professionals, retirees, and community members who share a passion for international affairs and civic engagement. No prior experience is necessary—just enthusiasm and a willingness to contribute!
Be a part of a dynamic team that is making a difference in global education and public discourse. To learn more about volunteer opportunities and how to get involved, contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at TNWAC website link.
Your contribution as a TNWAC volunteer helps shape a more informed and globally engaged community. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!
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Sunday: 9am – 5pm
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Ms. Monroe currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee where she volunteers with the Tennessee World Affairs Council and is active in the local community. Prior to her retirement in June 2021, Ms. Monroe served as an intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for 26 years. Her last assignment was as the Senior US Defense Liaison Officer at Royal Air Force Base Wyton, UK Ministry of Defence, Directorate for Intelligence.
Her professional career includes serving as the Senior Intelligence Officer for the Information Review Task Force (IRTF) assessing the impact of the compromise classified information on Department of Defense (DoD) Intelligence and Operations capabilities; Deputy Chief of the Middle East and North Africa Office, and as the Deputy Director for the Middle East and Africa Regional Center; Acting-Chief of the Defense Intelligence Open Source Program Office; Deputy Chief of the Counterproliferation Support Office); Executive Assistant to VADM Jake Jacoby, Director, DIA; and in a variety of positions in the Joint Chiefs of Staff Directorate for Intelligence, J2.
Ms. Monroe’s civilian awards include: Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Exceptional Achievement Medal; DIA Director’s Award; DIA Award for Exceptional Civilian Service; and the DoD Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Role Model Award.
Ms. Monroe received an MA in National Security and Strategic Studies from the US Naval War College in 1999; an MBA from St. Ambrose University in 1994; and a BS in Journalism from Texas A&M University in 1987.
Jill is a Global Human Resources professional with over 14 years of experience. The majority of her career has been with Deloitte, working as a Senior Manager, helping clients design and administer their Global Mobility Programs. During her time at Deloitte, Jill spent 2 years in Hyderabad, India helping to train, mentor and lead local professionals. Jill most recently worked as a Consultant for Nissan North America.
Jill has focused on her family after her twin sons were born, however, she is now getting back to work activities outside of the home. She enjoys spending time with her family traveling and going to concerts with her sons. Jill has an MA in Organizational Development from the University of Minnesota. She also has a BA in International Studies and Spanish from the University of Dayton. She currently serves as the Social Chair for the Nashville Alumni Chapter of the University of Dayton. Currently she is a staff volunteer, coordinating the TNWAC activities in schools.
