President
Danielle Andrews is the President of the School Nutrition Association-Davis Chapter, guiding the board and membership in advancing high-quality, nutritious school meals. She brings a strong commitment to professional growth, continuing education, and chapter leadership that strengthens school nutrition teams throughout Davis County. Danielle’s work supports a shared vision of healthier students, connected communities, and a thriving network of nutrition professionals.
President-Elect
As President-Elect for the School Nutrition Association - Davis Chapter, John Whitney helps guide strategic priorities that elevate school nutrition programs and support the professionals who run them. He is dedicated to advancing high-quality, nutritious meals for students while fostering training, mentorship, and knowledge-sharing within the chapter. John’s leadership reflects the organization’s commitment to education, advocacy, and community-centered service throughout Davis County.
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Secretary
As Secretary of the School Nutrition Association - Davis Chapter, Ericka McGraw plays a key role in keeping Board operations efficient, transparent, and well documented. She helps maintain meeting minutes, manages essential correspondence, and supports chapter initiatives that promote nutritious school meals and professional growth. Ericka’s dedication helps the chapter deliver meaningful education and leadership opportunities while building strong connections across the Davis County school nutrition community.
Treasure
As Treasurer of the School Nutrition Association-Davis Chapter, Robin Johnson provides careful oversight of the chapter’s finances, helping maintain stable operations and long-term sustainability. Robin supports strategic budgeting and financial reporting that reinforce the chapter’s purpose: advancing healthy school meals and empowering nutrition professionals through education and leadership. Dedicated to service and collaboration, Robin works to ensure financial decisions strengthen the chapter’s impact for Davis County students and school communities.