Amy Weinstein

Amy Weinstein joined AISES in 2017 and serves as its Senior Vice President. Amy first worked at AISES in 1997 as its Internship Coordinator after completing her undergraduate degree in Native American Studies at the University of California, Davis. Amy also holds a Master of Public Administration degree with a concentration in Non-profit Management from the University of Colorado, Denver. Ms. Weinstein joined AISES again after a 13-year career as the Executive Director of the National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA) where she led the organization into its role as a recognized resource for organizations and institutions of higher education that give scholarships for higher education. Prior to her work at the NSPA, Amy held positions at the American Indian College Fund and the University of Colorado System, and the Boulder Campus. Amy is committed to creating equity in higher education. She is passionate about the transformative power of higher education and works in partnership with her colleagues to support students and professionals to achieve their STEM education and career goals. Curious about organizational structure and how teams accomplish ambitious goals and objectives, Ms. Weinstein strives to contribute to a workplace where staff can do their best work.

Amy is from Boulder, Colorado, and after ten years in California, she returned to live in Longmont with her husband and their two dogs and cat, Maceo, Prince, and Simone. In her free time, Ms. Weinstein enjoys exploring the beautiful Rocky Mountains, exercising, practicing yoga, listening to, and reading stories and non-fiction, and travel.