York College of Pennsylvania Welcomes New Board of Trustees Members and Honors First Female President Judge as Trustee Emerita

York College of Pennsylvania proudly announces the appointment of four new members to its Board of Trustees, who will serve as part of the Class of 2028.

The College also recognizes alumna Maria Musti Cook, the Honorable President Judge of York County, with the distinguished title of Trustee Emerita.

“We are thrilled to welcome this exceptional group of leaders to the Board,” said Dr. Thomas Burns, President of York College. “Their expertise and deep commitment to community will be invaluable as York College continues to grow as a catalyst for opportunity and progress in the region.”

New Trustees – Class of 2028:

• Jenny Englerth
  President & CEO, Family First Health

With more than 25 years dedicated to advancing health equity, Jenny Englerth has led Family First Health since 2004. Under her leadership, the organization has doubled its reach while maintaining a focus on high-quality, accessible care. She is a respected voice in healthcare policy and currently chairs the Healthy York Coalition.

• Michael H. Hady III
  President & CEO, Powder Mill Foundation

Michael Hady brings a wealth of experience from roles in healthcare, banking, and community development. As the first CEO of the Powder Mill Foundation, he has strengthened the impact of philanthropy in York. His leadership and service have been recognized by numerous civic organizations.

• Rob Kinsley
  President, Kinsley Holding Company

A registered architect and business leader, Rob Kinsley has shaped the physical and economic landscape of the region through decades of work in architecture, engineering, and construction. His influence extends across Pennsylvania and Maryland through the companies he leads and the projects he champions.

• Kevin Schreiber ’02
  President & CEO, York County Economic Alliance

A proud York College alumnus, Kevin Schreiber has dedicated his career to economic growth and civic leadership. At the helm of YCEA, he has launched transformative initiatives in entrepreneurship, redevelopment, and regional collaboration, further enhancing the College’s connection to the community.

Honoring Maria Musti Cook, Trustee Emerita

York College also celebrates Maria Musti Cook ’81, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of York County, as its newest Trustee Emerita. A trailblazer in the legal profession, Judge Cook is the first female President Judge in York County’s history. A longtime supporter of York College and advocate for justice and education, she served with distinction on the Board of Trustees and continues to inspire future generations of leaders.

“It is a true honor to serve on the Board of Trustees of York College, an institution that played such a formative role in my own life,” said Judge Maria Musti Cook. “I am deeply grateful for this recognition and look forward to watching York College continue to thrive as a cornerstone of educational excellence and community impact.”

“These new appointments and the designation of Trustee Emerita reflect the College’s values of leadership, service, and connection,” said Board Chair Laura Wand. “We are honored to partner with such accomplished individuals in advancing the mission of York College.”