(she, her, hers) Terri, (Pamösmana – Fog Girl) Hopi and Tewa, is Pipwungwa (Tobacco Clan) from the Village of Tewa. She received her Associates Degree in Liberal Arts from Dine College and her Bachelors of Science Degree in Exercise & Wellness Health Promotions from Arizona State University. Terri has worked in the health promotion and disease prevention fields as a Peer Fitness Leader Supervisor (Personal Trainer) for Gila River Health Care's Life Center in Komatke on the Gila River reservation, and as a Diabetes Prevention Educator with the Hopi Wellness Center under the Hopi Special Diabetes Program, partnering with the Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona as a Site Coordinator for the Good Health & Wellness in Indian Country projects. Terri is currently the Program Manager for the Natwani Coalition, a project of The Hopi Foundation. She hopes to utilize her past experience and education to revive and sustain the Natwani's Coalition vision statement of "Working toward preserving and strengthening the healthy food system and agricultural traditions of the Hopi & Tewa People." Terri is a cohort member of the Hopi Leadership Program.