A volunteer for the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake. The director of the Utah Council of LaRaza. A retired BYU professor. They are part of a 15-member panel selected by Mayor Peter Corroon as Salt Lake County's Council on Diversity Affairs. The group - the successor to the county's Hispanic-Latino Task Force - is comprised mostly of longtime residents who have served on other volunteer boards and commissions. Members will serve terms of one or three years. Assembling monthly, the council will be asked to identify the county's strengths and weaknesses in economic development, delivery of services, cultural education, employment practices and future needs. Their list of recommendations will be forwarded to Corroon.

Members include:

Stanford Aderibigbe, compliance/operations manager, Zions Bank;

Wanda Carrasquillo, mentor/faculty, Western Governors' University;

Janice Clemmer, retired professor, Brigham Young University;

Lourdes Cooke, human resources, Vista Staffing Solutions;

Frank Cordova, director, Utah Council of LaRaza;

Marco Diaz, consultant;

Edwin Espinel, health coordinator, Utah Department of Health;

Charles Henderson, service delivery manager, ADP Benefit Services;

Kellie Foreman, admissions counselor, University of Utah;

Anapesi Kaili, instructor, University of Utah;

Mary McBrier, owner of interpreter service company;

Cheryl Mori, attorney, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission;

Noor Ul-Hasan, volunteer, Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake;

Lise Tafuna, pre-release officer, Utah State Prison;

Barbara Toomer, retired.

- Derek P. Jensen