Sharan Lieberman

Newcomb Networking Night Chair

Sharan graduated from Newcomb College in 1999 with a major in English. She then attended Tulane Law School where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2002. She is currently a trial attorney with the Securities & Exchange Commission's Denver Regional Office. Prior to working at the SEC, she was a federal prosecutor for 13 years. She has also been a law clerk for a federal judge in New Orleans and worked at Mayer Brown (in DC) and White and Case (in NY) as an associate.

Millibeth Currie

Founder/Program Director of Women in Charge: Engineering Women’s Lives, Tulane Alumni Association Board of Directors

Here’s a much shorter version that keeps her major accomplishments, Newcomb connection, and Women in Charge work while removing repetition: Millibeth Currie is an award-winning educator, STEM advocate, and founder of **Women in Charge: Engineering Women’s Lives**, a program she created in 2002 to empower young women to envision futures in science, technology, engineering, and math. With more than 33 years in education, she has dedicated her career to STEM education, gender equity, leadership, and helping students develop the confidence to reach their full potential. Her many honors include the 2024 South Carolina STEM Educator of the Year and national recognition for innovation in learning. A graduate of Tulane University with an M.S. from Loyola University, Millibeth currently serves as President of the Tulane Alumni Association Board of Directors. Her deep connection to Newcomb began as a student, where leadership opportunities and exposure to influential voices helped shape her lifelong commitment to education, advocacy, and mentorship. She received the Newcomb Alumnae Association Community Service Award in 2018 and the Under the Oaks Award for Educators in 2024.

Sequoia Ragland

Health Policy Advisor at U.S. House of Representatives

Sequoia Ragland is the Senior Policy Advisor to Congresswoman Terri Sewell, who represents Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. She leads the Congresswoman’s health care portfolio and plays a key role in her work on the House Ways and Means Committee, which has broad jurisdiction over Medicare, health care financing and delivery, health research, and related tax policy. Sequoia’s work focuses on expanding access to affordable, quality care, improving maternal health outcomes, strengthening rural and community health systems, and addressing rising health care costs. The daughter of two physicians, Sequoia developed a passion for health care from an early age, which inspired her career in health policy and commitment to improving health outcomes through public policy.

Maggie Herman

Health Policy Leader

I live in Washington DC.