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American Counseling Association
2461 EISENHOWER AVE STE 300 ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314-9891 www.counseling.orgTHE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDED IN THIS RETURN WERE FORMED TO PROMOTE PUBLIC CONFIDENCE AND TRUST IN THE COUNSELING PROFESSION WITH EMPHASIS ON THE SPECIALTIES REPRESENTED BY EACH ORGANIZATION. NEWSLETTERS, JOURNALS, WEBSITES, AND CONFERENCES ARE AMONG THE SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES CARRIED ON BY THESE ORGA…
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Journal Editors
Abigail Conley
Graduate Student Rep
Alexis Duggan
Council Director (As Of 07/24)
Allison Levine
Secretary
Amanda Giordano
Representative
Andrea Nerlich
Governing Council Representative
Angie Cartwright
Board Member
Anthony Carr
Board Member
Aparna Ramaswamy
Vice President
Ashlei Petion
Board Member
Awa Jangha
Conference Committee Chair (As Of 07/24)
Brenna Breshears
President Elect
Christine Sacco Bene
Special Initiatives Chair (As Of 07/24)
Claire Martin
Governing Council Representative (As Of 07/24)
Craig Cashwell
Membership Chair (As Of 07/24)
Crystal Morris
Past President
Daniel Balva
Trustee
Daya Sandhu
Board Member
Daya Sandhu
President Elect
Debra Ainbinder
Governing Council Representative
Devika Dibya Choudhuri
President
Dilani Perera
Vice President, Asian American/Pacific Islander (As Of 07/24)
Dipika Daga
Treasurer
Dustin Reed
Research Chair (As Of 07/24)
Gene Dockery
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
George Stoupas
Past President
Hannah Bayne
Secretary
Heidi Henry
Parliamentarian (As Of 07/24)
Jane Webber
President
Janee Avent Harris
Special Initiatives Chair (As Of 07/24)
Jennifer Culver
Treasurer
Jennifer Niles
Board Member
Jennifer Vinces Cua
Representative
Jina Chun
President Elect
John Harrichand
Board Member (As Of 07/24)
John Waters
Governing Council Representative
Joshua Kreimeyer
Past President
Julia Champe
Strategic Communications Chair (As Of 07/24)
Katherine Mc Vay
Representative
Katie Osabe
President
Kendra Jackson
Conference Committee Chair (As Of 07/24)
Krissy Treviranus
Graduate Student Rep (As Of 07/24)
La Tanya Walker
Membership Chair
Latasha Hicks Becton
Past President
Lisa Levers
Trustee
Lisa Vinson
Research Chair (As Of 07/24)
Madeleine Stevens
Treasurer (As Of 07/24)
Marcia Mc Call
Products Committee Chair
Marty Jencius
President
Matthew Walsh
Secretary
Maureen Mc Guire Kuletz
Governing Council Representative
Michael Hartley
Council Director
Michelle Bradham Cousar
Trustee
Misty Hatch
Board Member (As Of 07/24)
Natasha Bailey
Treasurer
Nedeljko Golubovic
Membership Chair (As Of 07/24)
Nick Jackson
President
Paige Dunlap
Secretary
Priscilla Prasath
Representative
Quiteya Walker
Council Director
Randall Boen
Past President
Rochelle Cade
Process Observer (As Of 07/24)
Sam Steen
Board Member
Stephanie Dorais
Council Director
Taryn Richardson
Council Director (As Of 07/24)
Trenton Landon
Treasurer (As Of 07/24)
Yiying Xiong
Secretary
Yoon Suh Moh
Treasurer
Amanda De Diego
Governing Council Representative
Amanda Evans
Treasurer
Amanda Rumsey
Regional Representative, Mid West Region
Andrea Stallworth
Governing Council Representative
Angela Coker
President
Ann Shillingford
Regional Representative, North Atlantic Region (As Of 07/24)
Anna Flores Locke
Past President
Asha Dickerson
Graduate Student Rep (As Of 07/24)
Brian Lusk
Vice President
Camila Pulgar
President
Caroline Perjessy
Governing Council Representative (As Of 07/24)
Casey Barrio Minton
Secretary
Catherine Eaton
Trustee (As Of 07/24)
Chase Mc Kinney
President
Ching Chen Chen
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
Christie Jenkins
Graduate Student Rep (As Of 07/24)
Colleen Rice
Regional Representative, Western Region
Desa Daniel
Governing Council Representative
Duane France
Past President
Edward Hudspeth
President (As Of 07/24)
Elizabeth Burgin
Trustee
Eric Jett
Member
Erika Le Blanc
Director
Hannah Coyt
President
Janelle Jones
Director (As Of 07/24)
Jennifer Smith
Graduate Student Rep
Jordan Grass
Gov Council Li AI Son, Iartc (Thru 06/25)
Joshua D Kreimeyer
Treasurer (As Of 07/24)
Jung Hyun
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
Kaprea Johnson
Representative, Arca (Thru 06/25)
Katherine Osabe
Past President
Kevin Doyle
Director
Kord Basnight
Regional Representative, Southern Region
Kristy Christopher Holloway
Secretary
Lacy Overley
Past President
Lori Ann Stretch
Trustee
Lotes Nelson
Trustee
Marty Jencius
Past President
Matthew Nice
Member
Melanie Popiolek
Secretary (As Of 07/24)
Nayoung Kim
Director (As Of 07/24)
Pamela Shultz
President
Patricia Kimball
Member
Patrick Mullen
Graduate Student Rep (As Of 07/24)
Pedro Alicea
Member At Large, Awards And Grants (As Of 07/24)
Peitao Zhu
Vice President
Regina Finan
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
Robert Farrell
Vice President
Roni White
Secretary
Roxanne Agnew
Conference Co Chair
Ruth Moore
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
Ryan Cook
Vice President
Sachin Jain
Member
Sara Bailey
Chief Executive Officer Of Aca (Thru 04/25)
Shawn Boynes
Director
Shon Smith
Governing Council Representative
Stella Kerl Mc Clain
Past President
Stephanie Crockett
Treasurer
Thomas Murphy
President Elect (As Of 07/24)
Tiphanie Gonzalez
Treasurer (As Of 07/24)
Tyler Wilkinson
Governing Council Representative
Wendy Killam
Treasurer
Wendy Whinnery
President Elect
Yvette Tolbert
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