Nancy Parker Tice

Nancy Parker Tice has nearly 15 years of public policy and management experience from her work on Capitol Hill and at Washington University School of Medicine.

Tice worked for 11 years at Washington University School of Medicine managing the school's public policy agenda, governmental relations and Executive Faculty governance issues on behalf of the Dean. Prior to that, Tice was a legislative assistant for Congressman Richard Gephardt in Washington, D.C. where she handled science, technology and trade issues for the office.

Tice holds a Masters in Business Administration from the John M. Olin School of Business at Washington University and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Washington University.

Tice also serves on the board of Rainbow Village which provides quality housing for individuals with developmental disabilities.

On NCCJSTL:

"I look forward to helping NCCJSTL work on its goal of raising tolerance and understanding in our community through programs that challenge individuals to look at life through the perspective of others."