Accrediting Council On Education In Journalism & Mass Communications

3327 N EAGLE RD STE 110 PMB 53 MERIDIAN, ID 83646-6142
www.acejmc.org

The Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication is dedicated to excellence and high standards in professional education in journalism and mass communication.

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EIN:
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President

Del Galloway

Vice President

Greg Pitts

Council Member

Sonny Albarado

Council Member

Dorothy Bland

Council Member

Jenny Buschhorn

Council Member

Michael Cherenson

Council Member

Heidi De Laubenfels

Council Member

Rosanna Fiske

Council Member

Steve Geimann

Council Member

Michel Haigh

Council Member

Denise Hill

Council Member

Suzanne Horsley

Council Member

Bill Imada

Council Member

David Kurpius

Council Member

Mark Lodato

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Herb Lowe

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Chris Mc Collough

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Felicia Mc Ghee

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Andrea Miller

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Jessica Pucci

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Dan Shelley

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Jason Shepard

Council Member

Richard Woods

Executive Director

Susan Walton

Executive Director, Ended 5/31/2025

Patricia Thompson

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