Constance SancettaConstance Sancetta trained as geological oceanographer, and, after 25 years in research science (Columbia University, National Science Foundation), she retired and moved to Cleveland, Ohio. There, she became active in the local Italian-American commuity, including serving as president of the Italian American Cultural Foundation, a volunteer organization that was founded in 1972 to promote the richness of the Italian culture and heritage and the Italian American experience through scholarships to students in the arts and humanities for college and high school students of Italian descent. Her involvement in the Italian-American community also includes her role as secretary of the Cleveland Italian Ancestry Organization, a club for Italian genealogists, and volunteer for the Italian Archives collection at WRHS. Read More Read Less