West Vancouver, BC—After eight years of service, West Vancouver Memorial Library Board Trustee Felicia Zhu is at the end of her term. Felicia also chaired the Board’s Advocacy Committee and acted as Liaison for the WVML Foundation Board.
Felicia has been an incredible resource to the Library by securing grants and fundraising for much-needed equipment and programs. During her time as a Trustee, Felicia made lasting connections between the Library and the Chinese community in West Vancouver. Her work encouraging newcomers to volunteer and serve on boards has helped new immigrants enrich West Vancouver.
WVML Director Stephanie Hall said, “Felicia has been incredibly committed and effective on the WVML Board. She is engaged, energetic, and thoughtful. We are so grateful for her numerous contributions to the Library and community.”
A winner of a District of West Vancouver Community Award, Felicia has also been active in other groups such as the 4921 Reading Room programming, West Vancouver Scouts Committee, West Vancouver School District Parent Advisory Council (DPAC) EDI Committee, and Ridgeview Elementary District Parent Advisory Committee.
About the WVML Board
The West Vancouver Memorial Library is managed by the West Vancouver Memorial Library Board. The Board consists of 13 Trustees appointed by Council in December of each year. A Trustee’s term of office is two years to a maximum of eight consecutive years.
The Library Board seeks a balance of professional experience in fields such as law, accounting, education, government, or not-for-profit organizations. The Library Board also seeks to reflect the diversity of the community it serves.
Community members interested in serving as a Trustee may express their interest at any time during the year to the Library Board. To find out more about serving as a Trustee, visit wvml.ca/board.
