Last Chance to Vote: Polls Closing Soon
Now is your last opportunity to make your voice heard in AACTE’s Board of Director election. Voting closes November 30. Be sure to vote by midnight.
This year, there are 12 individuals running for 2 at-large seats and for seats representing AILACTE, HACU, NAFEO, and TECSCU. In addition, members are asked to ratify a set of proposed technical changes to the Articles of Incorporation & Bylaws.
Meet the candidates:
Candidates At-Large
- Carole Basile
Dean, Mary Lou Fulton Teacher College
Arizona State University
- Mahnaz Moallem
Professor and Chair, Department of Educational Technology and Literacy
Towson University
- Michael Putman
Department Chair and Professor, Reading and Elementary Education
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
- Loleta Sartin
Associate Dean, Tift College of Education
Mercer University
Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education (AILACTE)
- Chandra Foote
Dean, College of Education
Niagara University - Hillary Merk Gaudio
Associate Professor, Elementary Education
University of Portland
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU)
- Laura Alamillo
Dean, School of Education
Sonoma State University
- Charles Martinez
Dean and Professor, College of Education
University of Texas at Austin
National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO)
- Charrita Danley Quimby
Vice President & Chief of Staff
Hampton University
- Rhonda Jeter
Dean, College of Education
Bowie State University
Teacher Education Council of State Colleges and Universities (TECSCU)
- Lisa Huffman
Dean and Professor, College of Professional Education
Texas Woman’s University
- Marcie Wycoff-Horn
Dean, School of Education, Professional, and Continuing Education
University of Wisconsin – La Crosse
If you are an official AACTE Institutional or Chief Representation, enter the AACTE online voting system for the Board election. There you will find short statements from each candidate and the proposed changes to the Articles of Incorporation & Bylaws. If you would like to review those documents in advance, visit aacte.org.
It will only take a few minutes to cast your vote.
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