Alan G. Cashaw, Sr.


  • Johnstown High School Graduate - 1969
  • Penn State Univ. Graduate - 1974
  • 34 Years in Industry Product/Process Engineer - 2 patents
  • President NAACP JB 2011 - Present
  • Board of Directors - Penn Highlands CC, CFA, United Way Laurel Highlands, Flood City Youth Fitness Academy/FWA

Bruce G. Haselrig, Sr., had a distinguished career in higher education administration. As a student affairs practitioner, he has been able to refine his style by providing workshops for students, faculty and staff in the areas of student development, multiculturalism and diversity issues. He is a former classroom teacher who has designed, implemented, partnered and presented sessions, workshops, and training for colleges, universities, community based organizations, school districts, and the for- profit business sector. He has given back to his profession by presenting topics of interest at professional conferences. Upon leaving higher education he was hired as Assistant City Manager, City of Johnstown. Immersed in a wealth of challenging opportunities Bruce relied on a strong veteran staff to shorten his learning curve into local government. He was eventually selected as Interim City Manager, an experience that provided a tremendous leadership opportunity in working in the dynamics of leadership, diversity and staff development.

Some of the organizations that have recognized him for his contributions to diversity training include the PA Human Relations Commission, Johnstown Branch NAACP, Cambria County Community Action Council, Inc., and the Pennsylvania Unity Coalition. His expertise comes from hands on experience while actively working the “front” line, in schools and as a productive member of organizations in his community as well as in the college environment. He has used his leadership skills to develop, serve, and train numerous community based organizations and advisory boards.


Mr. Haselrig was a recipient of the University of Pittsburgh’s “Chancellor’s Award for Staff for Service to the Community.” He was awarded the President’s Staff Award for Excellence in Service by the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown.  Mr. Haselrig   was selected as the “Outstanding African-American Male" by the Johnstown Branch NAACP, for exceptional contributions to the Greater Johnstown community. Some of the other awards that recognize his contributions to humanity include the Cambria County Community Action Council’s Paul Bennett Award, for helping to improve the lives of the people of Cambria County, the Revis A. Cox Memorial Award, presented by the Association of College Unions International (ACUI), for the development and promotion of multiculturalism within the area of student development.            

He has had a celebrated avocation as an intercollegiate (NCAA) and scholastic (Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association) wrestling official. He has been honored in recognition of his efforts to recruit, train, promote and evaluate officials. He has contributed several articles to publications on sports officiating and is a regular presenter/panelist at the Annual PIAA State Officials Convention. He has been inducted into the PA Chapter National Wrestling Hall of Fame, Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Junior Wrestling Hall of Fame, selected as “Man of the Year” on several occasions, most notably by the PIAA District Six Coaches Association, and the Inter-County Wrestling Conference. The National Federation Interscholastic Officials Association has selected him as the Outstanding Wrestling Official for the State of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Clea Patrick Hollis

​Bruce Haselrig Group - Humanist Specialist


Dr. Clea Patrick Hollis is an accomplished educator, who has taught at every level of systematized education from pre-school through higher education. She has embraced the non-traditional, online teaching environment for the last fifteen years. Designing and teaching the online curriculum and the completion of dissertations realized by doctoral candidates mark her accomplishments.  She received her Ed.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Advanced Studies at the University of Phoenix and a Diversity Specialist at the Bruce Haselrig Group.


Partial List of Leadership Positions:

Interim City Manager, Johnstown, PA
First Vice-President, Johnstown Branch NAACP
Chairperson, Citizens Police Advisory Committee

Chairperson, Johnstown Advisory Council to the PA   Human Relations Commission
City of Johnstown Civil Service Commission

Pres, Greater Johnstown Affirmative Action Council,
District Six Wrestling Rules Interpreter
Site Coordinator, PA State NAACP Convention
Chairperson, Annual Fighting Fund For Freedom Banquet Johnstown Branch NAACP
Cambria County Community   Action Council
Executive Comm., PA Black Conf. on Higher Ed 
Region 4, Association College Unions International