Hunter completed a fellowship through Michigan State University's Michigan Political Leadership Program, and earned a bachelor's degree in business education from Central Michigan University. She previously served as president, vice president and secretary of the board for the Grosse Ile Township Schools board of education. Teri Hunter, of Grosse Ile, brings more than 25 years of volunteer and leadership experience in community, school and religious organizations. She will represent professionals and replaces Karen Armstrong. Gennety completed various spa education programs, including those through Aveda, Phytomer and Repechage. She previously held positions at Lamia & Lamia and Edwin Paul Spa in Grosse Pointe Woods. Tiffany Gennety, of Roseville, is a massage therapist and manager of the Detroit Athletic Club's Tranquility Spa, a position she has held since 2009. She will represent professionals and replaces Jodi Kubizna. Behen holds a bachelor's degree in communications and psychology from Western Michigan University, and studied massage therapy at the Kalamazoo Center for the Healing Arts and Irene's Myomassology Institute. She has practiced therapeutic and relaxation massage for more than 12 years. Rosalie Behen, of Ypsilanti, is a massage therapist and owner of Ann Arbor-based Therapeutic Massage. 'I am confident they will do great work in these roles.' 'These appointees bring valuable, diverse experiences to the board,' said Snyder. The 11-member board plays an advisory role, and assists the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs with overseeing the practice of massage therapists.

Rick Snyder has made four appointments to the Michigan Board of Massage Therapy.

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