14 Nov2016
Vote by Nov. 28 in AACTE’s Board of Directors Election
By Aaron Goldstein
The annual election for the AACTE Board of Directors opens today and runs through November 28. Eight seats will be decided via online voting: one representing the Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education (AILACTE), one representing the Council of Academic Deans from Research Education Institutions (CADREI), one representing university presidents/provosts, and five at-large seats.
All AACTE Institutional and Chief Representatives are eligible to vote for all eight open seats. The slate of candidates is as follows:
AILACTE Seat
Jackie Crawford, Professor, Simpson College (IA)
Mark Meyers, Dean, College of Social Sciences, Health, and Education, Xavier University (OH)
CADREI Seat
Michael Dantley, Dean, College of Education, Health, & Society, Miami University of Ohio
Debbie Mercer, Dean of Education, Kansas State University
University President/Provost Seat
Jo Allen, President, Meredith College (NC)
Jane McBride Gates, Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs, Western Connecticut State University
At-Large Seats
Paul Beare, Kremen School of Education, California State University Fresno
Donald Easton-Brooks, Dean, University of South Dakota
Robert Floden, Dean and University Distinguished Professor, Michigan State University
John Henning, Dean, Monmouth University (NJ)
Katy Heyning, Dean, University of Wisconsin Whitewater
Jannah Nerren, Associate Dean, Stephen F. Austin State University (TX)
Fran Peterman, National Director of the Teachers College, Western Governors University
Rhonda Porter, Department Chair, Albany State University (GA)
Reyes Quezada, Professor, University of San Diego (CA)
Amy Williamson, Division Chair of Education and Associate Professor, University of the District of Columbia
Ensure that you are represented in your organization: Don’t forget to vote!
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