| ASNE leaders
Published: October 13, 2002
Last Updated: October 20, 2008
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ASNE is led by its officers:
the president, vice president, secretary and treasurer.
Currently, the officers are:
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Board of Directors consists of the officers and: |
- Andrew N. Alexander,
Cox Newspapers, Washington
- Jim Amoss, The
Times-Picayune, New Orleans
- Caesar Andrews, Detroit Free Press
- Gilbert
Bailon
Editorial Page Editor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (ex oficio)
- David Boardman,
The Seattle Times
- Neil Brown, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times
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- Janet Coats, The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune
- Ellen M. Foley, Madison, Wis.
- Diana Fuentes, Laredo (Texas) Morning Times
- Carolina Garcia,
Daily News, Los Angeles
- Susan Goldberg,
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland
- Mike Jacobs, Grand
Forks (N.D.) Herald
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- Chris Peck,
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tenn.
- Sharon Rosenhause,
South Florida Sun-Sentinel,
Fort Lauderdale
- John Temple, Rocky Mountain News, Denver
- Stanley R. Tiner,
The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.
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| How
the board is selected
The ASNE bylaws
state: "The president, vice president and secretary shall be elected
by the board of directors from its membership at the first meeting
following the election of directors. The treasurer shall be elected
by the board from its membership at the fall board meeting but will
not assume office until the first meeting following the next election
of directors. Each officer shall serve for a term of one year."
The ASNE board of
directors is elected by eligible members. Currently, those eligible
include active members and retired members who attend the convention.
From the bylaws,
"The board of directors shall be composed of not more than 20 persons:
- The four officers
– president, vice president, secretary and treasurer;
- 15 members elected
by the membership and
- The immediate
past president of the Society, who shall serve in an ex officio capacity
for one year following the expiration of his or her term as president.
Of the 15 other board
members, five shall be elected to three-year terms by secret ballot at
each annual meeting. At the same time, directors shall be elected to
fill the unexpired terms of those who have vacated the board by reason
of death, resignation, ineligibility, election as an officer of the Society,
or to replace any interim director who may have been named by the board
... No director may serve more than six consecutive years, unless that
director shall be serving as an officer of the Society." |
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