January 2019
ANNUAL MEETING
Members and friends of NASAD gathered in Portland, Oregon in October 2018 for the Seventy-Fourth Annual Meeting. The Association extends deepest appreciation to all those who were part of the volunteer effort that makes these meetings successful, an effort that includes preparing and making presentations, leading discussion, sharing expertise and insight, and much more.
NEW OFFICERS
Subsequent to action by the Membership and the Board of Directors during the 2018 Annual Meeting, we are pleased to announce the election, re-election, or appointment of the following individuals to office in NASAD:
Treasurer
Peg Faimon, Indiana University
Members, Board of Directors
Judy Bullington, Belmont University
Hélène Garrison, Laguna College of Art and Design
Members, Commission on Accreditation
Three-Year Terms
Christine Forsythe, Messiah College
Barbara JK Nwacha, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Jack Risley, University of Texas at Austin
James Sullivan, Southern Methodist University
Two-Year Term
Mara L. Hermano, Rhode Island School of Design
Chair, Committee on Nominations
David Bogen, Maryland Institute College of Art
Members, Committee on Nominations
Nathaniel Allen, Alabama State University
Donna M. Meeks, Lamar University
Member, Committee on Ethics
Kate Bonansinga, University of Cincinnati
APPRECIATION TO IMMEDIATE PAST OFFICE-HOLDERS
The Association wishes to express its deepest thanks to those individuals who left office in NASAD in 2018 after serving one or more terms:
Members, Commission on Accreditation
Christine Havice, Kent State University
Jay Kvapil, California State University, Long Beach
Chair, Committee on Nominations
Lydia C. Thompson, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Members, Committee on Nominations
Jennifer Rissler, San Francisco Art Institute
Dominick Tracy, California College of the Arts
Member, Committee on Ethics
Bambi Burgard, Kansas City Art Institute
NASAD is indebted to these exceptional individuals for their dedication and volunteer spirit, without which the Association’s work could not go forward.