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Nominating Committee

The Nominating Committee is charged with nominating and interviewing candidates to the Board of Directors and selecting the final slate of candidates. In making its selection, the Nominating Committee takes under advisement the desire for a balanced representation of the CAA membership. (see Art. VIII, Sect. 4 of the CAA By-laws).

The Nominating Committee is chaired by the vice president for committees, who does not vote. The committee includes three Board members in their last two years of service who are not elected officers, the Board chooses these three at its February meeting. The committee also includes four at-large members who are selected by the previous year's Committee, one of these at-large members returns from past year’s committee.

A call for nominations and self-nominations for membership on the committee appears in two consecutive issues of CAA News (September and November) and on the CAA Website each year.

Members

Dennis Ichiyama, CAA Board, Vice President for Committees, Purdue University
Adelheid Gealt, Indiana University Art Museum
Arthur Jones, University of North Dakota
Thomas DeCosta Kaufman, CAA Board, Princeton University
Mary-Ann Milford-Lutzker, CAA Board, Mills College
Denise Mullen, Purchase College, State University of New York
Silvia Solochek Walters, San Francisco State University
William Tronzo, CAA Board, Independent Scholar

Contact

Please direct all queries regarding the Nominating Committee, including how to join the committee, to Laurel Peterson, Executive Assistant.


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