FLASLA - Chapter Leadership

Chapter Leadership
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2009-2010 Florida Chapter ASLA Chapter Executive Committee
Association Manager	Sue Fern
Officers
President Office Term: 2008-2011	E.J. Bolduc III
President Elect Office Term: 2009-2012	Kenn Bates
Past President Office Term: 2007-2010	Dana K. Worthington
Secretary Office Term: 2008-2010	David Ferris
Treasurer Office Term: 2009-2011	Mike Miller
Trustee Office Term: 2007-2010	Jeff Caster
Members at Large
Member-at-Large \| Advocacy & Licensure Office Term: appointed 2009-2010	Patrick Hodges
Member-at-Large \| Education & Research Office Term: appointed 2009-2010	Mary Bates
Member-at-Large \| Leadership & Membership Office Term: appointed 2009-2010	George Gentile
Member-at-Large \| Public Relations & Marketing Office Term: appointed 2009-2010	Richard Tindell
Sections
Broward Section Office Term: 2008-2010	Brian Traylor
Daytona Section Office Term: 2008-2010	Margaret Momberger
Gainesville Section Office Term: 2008-2010	Danika Randolph
Jacksonville Section Office Term: 2009-2011	Chris Flagg
Miami Section Office Term: 2009-2011	Ted Baker, FASLA
Orlando Section Office Term: 2009-2010	Andrew Sheppard
Palm Beach/Treasure Coast Section Office Term: 2008-2010	Jonathan Haigh
SW Florida Section (Naples/Ft. Myers) Office Term: 2009-2011	Michael Ekblad
Tallahassee Section Office Term: 2008-2010	(vacant)
Tampa Bay Section Office Term: 2009-2011	Ivy Clinton

University Programs & Student Sections
University of Florida
FLASLA Faculty Advisor	Glenn Acomb
Student Chapter President	Matt Meyer
Florida International University
FLASLA Faculty Advisor	Ebru Ozer
Student Chapter President	Daniella Motro
Florida A & M University
FLASLA Faculty Advisor	Matt Powers
Student Chapter President	Remi Ham

Note: Incoming officers and other members of the Executive Committee assume office at the conclusion of the annual meeting of the Society and shall hold office until their successors are installed.