Cambridge Centre for the Arts

Topic - "Bernice Adams Memorial Awards & Recognition of Arts and Cultural Achievement"

Nancy Movrin Bio

Last November, Cambridge City Council declared the Ward 7 seat "vacant" following the death of Councilor Monteiro. City Council has dealt with the death of a serving Councilor before, when Bernice Adams, then 45, died of heart failure on Nov. 26, 1980. Adams was acclaimed to her seat on Council five straight times.

Following her untimely death, the City of Cambridge initiated the Bernice Adams Memorial Fund with a scholarship, bursery and awards event, to recognize her contributions to the community.

Nancy Movrin is the staff liason to that committee. Based out of the Cambridge Centre for the Arts, she has been with the City of Cambridge for 20 years.

Nancy holds a Master's degree (Political Science) from McMaster University. Outside of work: she is a toastmasters Intenational Area Director, a First Aid Instructor Trainer, fitness instructor and personal trainer. She enjoys geardening, entertaining, and scaring herself by singing at Kiwanis competitions.