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The APPAM Policy Council is the Association's board of directors. It currently consists of four elected cohorts serving staggered, four-year terms of office, the APPAM officers (ex officio voting), and the APPAM executive director and editor of JPAM (ex-officio non-voting). At least two of the persons elected in each cohort must be practitioners. Since 2005, APPAM's individual members elect seven new persons every year to the Council and APPAM's institutional members elect a total of four persons to serve on the Council. The Policy Council is responsible for setting policy and strategy for the Association. In between meetings of the Policy Council, the Executive Committee (the officers, the executive director, and the editor of JPAM) is authorized to make tactical and implementation decisions for APPAM. In addition to the Executive Committee, the members of the Policy Council are as follows. Serving through 2008: Marilyn Edelhoch, State of South Carolina Irwin Feller, American Association for the Advancement of Science Julia Isaacs, Brookings Institution Jens Ludwig, University of Chicago Demetra Nightingale, Johns Hopkins University William Spriggs, Howard University Geoffrey Wallace, University of Wisconsin-Madison Serving through 2009: Xavier Briggs, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Marilyn Brown, Georgia Institute of Technology James Dietz, National Science Foundation Beth Honadle, University of Cincinnati Sandra Newman, Johns Hopkins University Peter Reuter, University of Maryland-College Park Cecilia Rouse, Princeton University James Wyckoff, University of Virginia Serving through 2010: Stuart Bretschneider, Syracuse University Anand Desai, Ohio State University Gerald Dillingham, U.S. Government Accountability Office Angela Evans, Congressional Research Service Susan Gooden, Virginia Commonwealth University Julia Melkers, Georgia Institute of Technology Mark Nord, U.S. Department of Agriculture Sheila Zedlewski, The Urban Institute Serving through 2011: Rafael Bostic, University of Southern California Paul Decker, Mathematica Policy Research Mark Greenberg, Center for American Progress/Center for Law and Social Policy Robert Lerman, American University and the Urban Institute Deborah Reed, Public Policy Institute of California Kristin Seefeldt, University of Michigan Jeffrey Straussman, University at Albany-SUNY Jane Waldfogel,Columbia University |
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