Rogette was selected as a 40 Under 40 by the Central Penn Business Journal in 2010.  She is currently featured on the Winter issue of Strayer University Alumni Scholar Magazine.

Rogette's leadership positions include becoming the first African-American State President of the National Womens Political Caucus of Pennsylvania. Rogette was elected District Leader for the District 105 of Dauphin County, PA, which consists of Lower Paxton, East Hanover, South Hanover, and West Hanover Townships. Moreover, she serves as Chair of the Greenway Committee in Lower Paxton Township. In 2006, she was selected a "HOT 100 Women" winner! The  women selected for this honor were nationally chosen, and are women working for change on economic, political, and academic matters. The Honorable Edward G. Rendell, Governor of Pennsylvania nominated Rogette to participate in the American Council of Young Political Leaders, International Political Exchange Program.  Moreover, in March 2005, she was selected to be Woman of the Month for the Women Under 40 Political Action Committee, located in Washington, DC.

Rogette's leadership positions include becoming the first African-American State President of the National Women's Political Caucus of Pennsylvania. Rogette was elected District Leader for the District 105 of Dauphin County, PA, which consists of Lower Paxton, East Hanover, South Hanover, and West Hanover Townships. Moreover, she serves as Chair of the Greenway Committee in Lower Paxton Township.

 

 

Rogette in Rotunda

As a freelance writer, Rogette has had articles published on women issues. Rogette published research, entitled, Long-Term Government Funded Programs: a Study of Their Impact on Poverty in the United States, was published by Universal Publishers; in addition, it is showcased in Strayer University's (Washington, D.C.) library.  she is currently completing her first book, entitled: The Politics of American Poverty. Rogette has considerable political experience having organized and worked on bi-partisan and partisan events. She has worked on campaigns on all three levels of government; in addition to researching policy issues and drafting up legislation based on her research.

  


 

 

 

 

 

 

Rogette in House Chambers

 

Educationally, Rogette earned a Bachelor degree in Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh, a Master degree in Public Administration and Master Degree in Business Administration from Strayer University in Washington D.C. Rogette was one of 55 women throughout the U.S. and abroad to be accepted into the Womens Campaign School at Yale University in 2007. Furthermore, she graduated from the Pennsylvania Center for Progressive Leadership Fellowship program.