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Amy Peterson, senior project manager and communications specialist for the Office of the Worcester City Manager, has been elected to a five-year term on the Worcester State University Board of Trustees, the school announced on Tuesday.
Peterson is a 2003 graduate of Worcester State University and has been recognized with the WSU Distinguished Alumni Award for Outstanding Young Alumna.
On the 11-member board, Peterson is replacing Maryanne Hammond, a 1969 graduate of the university, who for 10 years held the seat appointed by the WSU Alumni Association’s Advisory Board.
Prior to working for the city, Peterson was the director of marketing at Worcester’s DCU Center for 10 years. Until 2019, Peterson served as marketing lead for POW! WOW! Worcester, a program bringing public artwork to the city.
Peterson was part of WBJ’s 40 Under Forty Class of 2016.
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