AWC Servant Leader Program

Awareness Washington County Consists of the "AWC Servant Leader Program" and the "We the Youth Program" for young adults.

The Awareness Washington County (AWC) Experience is a 9 month community leadership program. It begins with a 2-day retreat in September, the cirriculum provides a framework for developing leadership skills, promoting an awareness of Washington County history, an appreciation for the many strengths of the county, a study of the business issues in the county, and a committment to servant leadership.

The Awareness Washington County "We The Youth" (WTY) program provides training for tomorrow's leaders. The 8 month youth program serves area high school students. Participants learn more about the county,work to bring the county together, and become involved in county decsions through their leadership skills.

We look forward to working with you to build a better Washington County! Contact us at Ph#812-896-1930 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Marji Morris
Co-Director Awareness Washington County

Marji has lived in Washington County since 1972. She taught for 35 years, 33 of those at Salem Middle School. She has done Language arts and Leadership consulting. She has been involved with AWC since 1990 when she served as vice president & then president of the AWC Board of Directors. In 1999, Marji participated in Team Leadership where she developed her facilitation skills. When Carmelita Jean retired as AWC Director in 2001, Marji & Cheryl Lee took over as co-directors and facilitators of the adult class.

Debbie Mildenburger
Co-Director Awareness Washington County
Director – We The Youth

Debbie is a graduate of the AWC class of 2008-2009. She was honored to be asked to serve on the AWC board as a new graduate. She and Marji now co-direct the adult class.

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