Advisory Board

The Advisory Board was transferred from the NSA to NASPA on February 15th, 2009.

To contact the Advisory Board send an email to naspa-advisoryboard@yahoogroups.com.

Agenda

The duties of the Board include the following:

• The Board acts as a disciplinary body for NASPA members.
• The Board chooses the annual Michael Wise Memorial Person of the Year.
• The Board advises the NASPA executive when asked concerning issues affecting NASPA members.
• The Board acts as an appellate body for the rulings of NASPA’s working committees.

Members Emeritus

• Advisory Board Member Emeritus Matt Hopkins 2003–February 2009
• Robert Kahn 1989–August 2011

Current Members

• Chris Cree February 2009– (cochair)
• John Chew February 2009– (cochair)
• Vicki Blizzard February 2009–August 2011
• Joe Edley 1989–August 2011
• Jan Cardia August 2011–August 2013
• Kate Fukawa-Connelly August 2011–August 2013
• Carl Johnson February 2009–August 2011
• Dallas Johnson August 2010–August 2012
• John Karris February 2009–August 2011
• Bryan Pepper January 1, 2010–August 2012
• Marjorie Schoneboom February 2009–August 2011
• Siri Tillekeratne August 2011–August 2013
• Shelley Ubeika February 2009–August 2011
• John D. Williams, Jr. 1989–August 2011

Past Members

• Betty Bergeron February 2009–August 2011
• Greg Edwards March 2009–May 2010
• Rod MacNeil February 2009–August 2011
• Mary Rhoades 2004–January 1, 2010
• Lynda Wise February 2009–August 2011

Composition

As of early 2011, the AB is composed entirely of appointed members, many of whom were transferred from the NSA AB. The members of the Executive Committee serve ex officio as AB cochairs. Other members serve two-year terms, each traditionally recommending their successors from their own geographic region.

In July 2011, elections were held for the first time to choose two elected board members. Two outgoing members will be replaced through this process; the rest will be reappointed or replaced by the traditional method. The next such elections will take place in July 2013.

Rulings

Beginning in 2010, significant AB motions have been numbered mostly sequentially in order of their conception. When such motions are passed, they result in an AB ruling. A complete list of AB Rulings is available at this website.