2024 Spring Election Results
The CCSC Spring 2024 elections were held May 1 to June 1, 2024.
Shereen Khoja was elected Vice President/President Elect and will serve in that capacity until July 31, 2026, and then will serve as President from August 1, 2026, through July 31, 2028.
Regional Representatives up for election this year included the Northwestern, South Central, and Southeastern regions. Members from each of these regions voted for their representative via a separate ballot. The result of the election are as follows:
- Northwestern Regional Representative: Ben Tribelhorn
- South Central Regional Representative: Mika Morgan
- Southeastern Regional Representative: Karen Works
All these representatives are new to the Board and we welcome them. The term for these representatives will run from August 1, 2024, until July 31, 2027.
We would like to recognize and thank outgoing President Scott Sigman for stepping in to provide the leadership during a time of turbulence for the CCSC organization. We would also like to recognize and thank outgoing Regional Representatives Tina Hurt and Kevin Treu for their many years of service and leadership to CCSC.
2024 Susan Dean Distinguished Service Award
The CCSC presented the 2024 Susan Dean CCSC Distinguished Service Award to Mark Hoffmann during the 2024 CCSC Annual Business meeting. Professor Hoffman’s dedication and tireless efforts over a decade have significantly impacted the CCSC:NE organization, fostering a welcoming environment for attendees and contributing to the success of numerous conferences. (Read more…)
A list of previous awardees and the nomination procedures for this award may be found here.
Special Statement from the Board of Directors
November 15, 2022
Dear Friends, Colleagues, Partners, and Members of the CCSC:
The CCSC Board of Directors had its fall meeting on November 10, 2022. At the meeting, our president, Chris Healy, resigned effective November 11, 2022, due to personal circumstances, stating that “he does not expect to be able to give the CCSC Presidency the attention it needs for the foreseeable future.” Chris joined CCSC as a Southeastern Region board member in 2004 and began his term as President this year. Chris leaves CCSC in a strong position for continued growth, and we sincerely thank him for his contribution and leadership during his time here. The Board wishes him the best of luck and opportunities in his future endeavors.
As a result, the vice president, Scott Sigman, will be acting president until the end of the year, per Article VI of the CCSC Bylaws. Scott appointed Karina Assiter as acting vice president until the next election. Scott and Karina have both previously served as CCSC presidents and will bring their knowledge and leadership to bear as we move forward with these unanticipated changes.
During our meeting, the board reaffirmed our commitment to Article XI of the CCSC Bylaws: “This organization shall be non-racial, non-partisan, non-sectarian and shall wholly abstain from any political or labor affiliation or endorsements for public office.” With this in mind, the CCSC board continues to be committed to supporting its members in efforts of inclusion, diversity, equity, and access. We strive to be an inclusive organization and encourage all members (faculty, students, and affiliates) to be committed to these same efforts.
The CCSC remains committed to welcoming and supporting students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Sincerely,
CCSC Board of Directors