In Memoriam
Harry Greenberger (1927-2017) – Co-founder and Past President

C.P.A., B.A. in Administration. M.A. in Psychology. He has served on Boards or held office in: N.O. chapter of LA CPAs; French Quarter Business Assn.; Alliance for Good Government; Business & Professional Toastmaster Club; Alliance for Affordable Energy; LA Retailers Assn; Greater N.O. Casino Development Assn. Elected President of NOSHA for 15 years. He has been the host of NOA-TV “New Orleans Humanist Perspective” for 15 years. He has addressed local Unitarian churches; Godless American March on Washington; City-wide “Remembrance, […]

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Beth Deitch – Membership Coordinator membership@nosha.info

Beth Deitch has a PhD in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from Tulane University and has retired as a professor in the Department of Management at the University of New Orleans. Her main areas of research were workplace discrimination and employee well-being. She’s involved in a wide variety of local organizations, including Mardi Gras krewes, charitable endeavors, and political organizations. Hobbies include graphic design and reading as much as possible about everything (but especially physics, politics, social psychology, identity, and cognition).

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Audrey Coulter – Treasurer

I was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and all my schooling was in the same Catholic convent school from grades one to eleven. I spent the 60’s working in ski and summer resorts and also thumbing around Europe and Israel. I started university in 1970 at the age of 28 and after seven universities, 25 years, and 248 credits I finally graduated with a Masters in Education and then a Masters in Intercultural Relations. I have been a Unitarian since […]

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Marty Bankson – Vice President

Semi-retired decorating and construction trades contractor, Bankson joined NOSHA in the spring of 2012. He has an Associate of Arts degree from Wharton County Junior College (Texas), and attended University of Texas, Austin until 1969. He adopted a skeptical mindset early, which was re-energized on witnessing the increasing politicization of fundamentalist Christianity and Islam. Previous volunteer at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Foundation. Reporter for the Humanist Advocate newsletter and contributor to the NOSHA Blog.

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Charlotte Klasson – President charlotte@nosha.info

Klasson has been active in NOSHA since 2005 and has been the current board president since 2013. She is currently the office administrator for the Community Church Unitarian in the West End area since January 2019. She earned a B.A. in journalism and public relations and has worked in magazine editing, book publishing and advertising. She leads a volunteer scuba diving team at the Audubon Aquarium and served on the national board for the National Organization for Women from 2012-2016. […]

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