Tracie L. Springer has lived in Easton for over 19 years with her husband, family and Boston terrier- Osiris. Tracie was born and raised in Westchester County, NY in a quaint town called Greenburgh with her parents and two younger sisters.

Tracie earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Mercy University in Dobbs Ferry, NY. Tracie received her Master of Science degree in Elementary Education from New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, NY. She started teaching for the NYC Board of Education for 4 years before she moved to Pennsylvania. In her education endeavors, Tracie assumed a multitude of roles, showcasing her versatility and dedication. She served as a Program Manager for an At-Risk
organization, where she played a pivotal role in its operations. Additionally, Tracie taught ESL, GED, and ABE classes for Project of Easton, empowering students with valuable skills and knowledge.

Furthermore, Tracie made a significant impact as a substitute teacher in the Allentown School District, particularly in elementary schools. Her exceptional teaching abilities earned her numerous requests from principals to provide instruction at their schools,
highlighting her effectiveness in the classroom.

Tracie Springer presently holds the position of Associate Academic Advisor at Northampton Community College, where she has been a valued member of the team for nearly six years.

Before joining NCC, Tracie Springer founded and served as the Executive Director and Affiliate Founder of the nonprofit Dress for Success Allentown501c3. Over the course of seven years, she led the organization, which unfortunately ceased operations in 2022
due to the challenges posed by the pandemic. Tracie's nonprofit made a significant impact by assisting nearly 500 women and contributing positively to the local community.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Tracie demonstrates a profound dedication to community service and leadership. Since 2023, she has served as Vice President on the Executive Board of Easton’s NAACP and is currently chairing the Units 80th Anniversary and Freedom Banquet this coming April 2024. Additionally, Tracie was appointed by the mayor of Allentown to serve as a Human
Relations Commissioner for over three years, actively promoting equality, diversity, and fairness within the Allentown community.
Tracie's commitment to education and community development is evident in her extensive volunteer work. For six years, she served on the Board of Directors at the YWCA of Bethlehem, where she chaired and spearheaded one of the YWCA's flagship
programs, the Annual Prom Dress Day. Her passion for empowering others and fostering positive change shines through her dedicated involvement in these initiatives.

Tracie's multifaceted talents transcend the boundaries of education, finding true passion
and expression in the realms of theater and film. Tracie was the Costume Designer/Wardrobe Stylist for films such as film A Cup Full of Crazy; "Naked Acts," starring Emmy winner the Late Cyphus Jones which has celebrated 25years and has
just been rereleased; Tracie was the Set Designer for “Love After Holidays” in 2023. In 2016, Tracie was the Costume Designer for the Off Broadway play "Faith Under Fire," which premiered in New York City and showcased vignettes at the Black Hollywood Film Festival.

Her expertise in wardrobe presentation and costume design has been showcased in various settings, from fashion shows to styling actors and actresses for events like the NAACP Awards, where she dressed luminaries such as Debbi Morgan. Tracie's impactful contributions have garnered recognition, evident in the multitude of accolades bestowed upon her throughout the years. These include Distinguished Service YWCA of Bethlehem- Board of Directors and Women’s Empowerment Award;
Lehigh Valley Business- CFO of the Year Finalist; Lehigh Valley Business Women of Influence presented by Cedar Crest College; and PNC Summer Bridge Program award. Tracie is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.