2022 ACSA Board Candidates and Results

2022 Election Results

The ACSA Board of Directors is pleased to announce the results of the 2022 ACSA Election:

Second Vice President: Cathi Ho Schar
At-Large Director: Marcelo López-Dinardi
At-Large Director: Shelby Doyle

They will be joined by Nicole Bass (City College of New York / AIAS) as the incoming ACSA Student Director.

Congratulations to all of the new board members.

Candidates and Online Voting

Below is information on the 2022 ACSA election, including candidate information. Official ballots were emailed to all full-member ACSA schools’ Faculty Councilors, who are the voting representatives. Faculty Councilors must complete the online ballot by close of business, February 10, 2022.

+ Download a single PDF of all candidates’ statements & short curriculum vitae 

2022  ACSA SECOND VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATES

The Second Vice President serves on the Board for a four-year term, beginning on July 1, 2022, with the first year served as Second Vice President, the second year served as First Vice President/President-Elect, the third year served as President, and the fourth year served as Past President. The links below include campaign statements written by each candidate and short curriculum vitae.

Cathi Ho Schar University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa		Paola Sanguinetti Arizona State University

2022 AT-LARGE DIRECTOR POSITION CANDIDATES

The At-Large Directors serve for a three-year term, beginning on July 1, 2022. At-Large Directors serve as voting members of the Board. In addition, they have the following roles and responsibilities: (A) Liaison with Member Schools, including participating in organized business meetings; maintaining contact with Faculty Councilors and others associated with member schools; assisting member schools upon request; advising candidate or affiliated schools; and advising the Board of issues and concerns raised by members; (B) Contributing to the Work of the Board through actively serving on Board committees and contributing to collective deliberations; and (C) Performing other duties, as provided by the Rules of the Board of Directors or requested by the Board. The links below include campaign statements written by each candidate and short curriculum vitae.

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2022 AT-LARGE DIRECTOR POSITION CANDIDATES – POSITION 1

Marcelo López-Dinardi Texas A&M University		Mark Pearson College of DuPage

2022 AT-LARGE DIRECTOR POSITION CANDIDATES – POSITION 2

Shelby Doyle Iowa State University		Gabriel Fuentes Kean University

ACSA Election Process

ACSA Bylaws, Article VIII. Nominations, Elections, and Recall, Section 3: Election Process: “Elections shall be held in accordance with the Rules of the Board of Directors. Faculty Councilors of member schools shall be responsible for encouraging colleagues to express their views regarding candidates for Association elections, and shall submit the vote of the member school they represent on behalf of all members of the faculty. The Association shall announce the results of elections and appointments as soon as feasible, consistent with the Rules of the Board of Directors.”

The Faculty Councilor from each ACSA full-member school is the voting representative. Faculty Councilors must complete the online ballot by close of business, February 10, 2022.

+ Download a single PDF of all candidates’ statements & short curriculum vitae 

Timeline
January 12, 2022        Ballots emailed to all full-member schools, Faculty Councilors*
February 10, 2022      Deadline for receipt of completed online ballots
March 2022                 Winners introduced at ACSA Annual Business Meeting

* The Faculty Councilor from each ACSA full-member school is the voting representative and must complete the online ballot by close of business, February 10, 2022.