Welcome To The Team
Lianne Schneider
Lianne joins CAPSEA’s leadership team as the new Community Outreach Coordinator and Incredible Years educator.
Lianne joins CAPSEA’s team as the new Community Outreach Coordinator and Incredible Years educator. The role is critical in helping CAPSEA foster lasting relationships with residents and businesses in the Elk and Cameron County communities.
“As a lifelong resident of Elk County, I am excited to be working with CAPSEA as the Community Outreach Coordinator and Incredible Years educator. Throughout my career, I had the privilege of working with many individuals and families in our community.
Personally, I have been married to my wonderful husband, George, for 28 years. I have been blessed with two children: Hannah, 25, and Brady, 22. I also have an amazing dog, Nittany, and a sweet grand dog, Mitzie. Outside of work, I enjoy the beach, reading, Penn State football, music, and traveling.“
– Lianne
"Throughout my career, I had the privilege of working with many individuals and families in our community."
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