Board of Directors

Ronda Runnels, President & Founder

Ronda Runnels founded Human | Artist | Dancer (HAD) as a way to pay homage to all those who graciously helped her throughout her lifelong dance career. She also wanted to help serve and support local dancers through education, training, and scholarships. While dancers may not need wings to fly, HAD seeks to give them everything they need to thrive.

Ronda is also the Owner and Director of Trilogy Dance Center, Move & Groove Pre-School Dance Program, and Insight Dance Ensemble. In 2018, Ronda bought Trilogy Dance Center (TDC) to take it to a new level of dance in the country.

Ronda’s greatest pleasures are her three children, an amazing husband, and spending time with family.

Kim Feltner

Kim Feltner is the Co-Owner of Trilogy Hill Country and serves as Trilogy Dance Center North, Trilogy Hill Country, and Insight Dance Ensemble’s Financial Director/Advisor.

Kim discovered her love for dance in high school but has fully embraced the importance of this discipline as her daughter has grown up in the studio from the age of two. She has a passion for working with dancers, families, and staff to create a positive environment for everyone.

Outside of work, Kim enjoys spending time with her husband, son (a Texas A&M engineering grad), and daughter, who recently started high school and has danced with Ronda Runnels for 12 years.

Dr. Lauren Decker-Woodrow

Dr. Lauren Decker-Woodrow is a Principal Research Associate with Westat, where she conducts research, evaluation, and technical assistance projects, primarily focused on supporting education. She currently serves as Deputy Director of the Region 14 Comprehensive Center which supports state education agencies in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. Lauren obtained her BA in Psychology from The Pennsylvania State University and her M.Ed. and Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Virginia.

Lauren is honored to serve on the HAD board of directors as a former dancer and dance instructor. She is particularly interested in supporting the mission to provide scholarships and support of dancers in more complete ways by building the cultural capital individuals need to pursue a position within the dance industry. Lauren enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her husband and two daughters.

Courtney May

Courtney spent 17 years at AT&T in various corporate sales and sales operations leadership roles. Currently, she spends her free time volunteering in her community with the National Charity League, Alamo Chapter, where she and her oldest daughter participate in community service and leadership development together. Courtney is also a member of the Junior League of San Antonio, where she served on the board as Treasurer, and she enjoys volunteering at her children’s school.

Courtney earned a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Baylor University, where she danced on the Baylor Songleader Dance Team. Courtney’s life was shaped by her many years of dance, and she experienced the beauty and joy of
expressing herself through music and movement. She is grateful for the gifts dance has given her and is honored to be on the HAD Board of Directors where she can help enrich more dancers’ lives.

Courtney enjoys spending time with her husband and four children, reading, CrossFit, and connecting with friends over a good cup of coffee.

Kelly Bartkiewicz

Kelly has a corporate human resources background and celebrates 23 years of service with Mars, Incorporated. Mars is a family-owned business with more than $35 billion in global sales.

Kelly Bartkiewicz is currently serving on the HAD Board of Officers as Secretary and as the Board Chair for the Talent & Programs Committee. This Committee leads and organizes the overall HAD Gala Event, the application process, guest choreographers, judges' process, and the candidate's professional development plan.

Kelly currently resides in Canyon Lake, Texas, with her husband, Gene, and daughter, Sophie. Her favorite inspiring quote comes from Maya Angelou: 'I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.'

Amy Barag

Amy is a Digital Product Manager with USAA, where she brings digital capabilities to market. Her background is Technology and Marketing consulting where she spent over 15 years working with global clients to improve their teams, marketing processes and technology. She has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Texas A&M University and a Master's degree from The McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin.

Educating and empowering youth is a passion for Amy, and serving on the HAD Board of Directors allows her to bring this passion to life within the local dance community. The dedication and determination along with the relationship building that she sees through her daughters' commitment to dance give her insight into encouraging youth through their own passions. She also serves on the Board of Directors for a cause-based Rotary Club to Combat Human Trafficking throughout Texas and speaks to organizations and other Rotary clubs to raise awareness for this cause.

Her free time is devoted to her two daughters and their love for dance. Amy also enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, traveling and interior design.