By Guest Blogger
Posted on 2015-07-06
On behalf of the leadership of the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), NSTA staff, and NSTA members, I would like to welcome and thank the NSTA members listed below, who are newly serving on our Standing Committees, Advisory Boards, and Panels; their terms of appointment began on June 1, 2015, and they’ve already begun doing important work like planning for our upcoming area conferences, getting the word out about legislation affecting teachers across the United States, and reviewing our journals and other publications!
With the adoption of the NSTA Strategic Goals each committee, advisory board, and panel will focus on some aspect of the implementation plan for the upcoming year. We will strive to not only strengthen our organization through better engagement of the membership but also equip science educators to be advocates, to strengthen elementary science education, to implement NGSS practices through STEM, and to utilize NSTA resources for their professional learning.
Your presidential chain (which includes me, President-Elect Mary Gromko, and Retiring President Juliana Texley), Board and Council, are very grateful for the willingness of these members to join our team. We will work together to develop creative attitudes in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for all our students. NSTA members who are interested in volunteering for a position on one of our committees, advisory boards, or review panels can find more information online. Not a member, but interested in shaping the direction of science education in the future? See all of our member benefits here.
Carolyn Hayes is the NSTA President, 2015-2016; follow her on Twitter at caahayes.
New Committee/Advisory Board/Panel Members
College
Cindy Birkner
Sarah Lang
John Wiginton
Coordination
David Johnson
Linda Schoen Giddings
Andria Stammen
High School
Lauren Case
Courtney Leifert
Steven Wood
Informal
Ed Barker
Joy Kubarek
Brad Tanner
Middle Level
Justin Brosnahan
Melanie Canaday
Tiauna Washington
Multicultural
Lisa Ernst
Sandra Osorio
Darrell Walker
Preschool-Elementary
Patricia Paulson
Stephanie Selznick
Danae Wirth
Preservice
David Crowther
Bianca Deliberto
Cynthia Gardner
Carolyn Mohr
Kira Heeschen (Preservice Teacher Rep)
Elaine Scarvey (Preservice Teacher Rep)
NSTA Teacher Accreditation
Carole Lee
Starlin Weaver
Professional Development
Cherry Brewton
Brittany Head
Catherine Shelton
Research
Victor Sampson
Kristen Sumrall
Cathy Wissehr
Audit
Rene Carson
Awards
Mary Maddox
Sheila Smith
Pam Vaughan
Budget
Jean Tushie
Nominations
Elsa Bailey
Michelle Daml
Gerald Darling
Janice Koch
Barbara Morrow
Aerospace
Kathy Biernat
Jacqueline Pfeiffer
Taylor Planz
Conference
Monica Ellis
Development
Patty McGinnis
International
Kathryn Elkins
Faiza Abdul Qayyum
Antoinette Schlobohm
Investment
Steve Rich
Journal of College Science Teaching
Issam Abi-El-Mona
Elizabeth Allan
David Wojnowski
NSTA Reports
Aaron Eling
Suzan Locke
Derenda Marshall
Retired
Lloyd Barrow
Gary Koppelman
Carrie Launius
Marilyn Richardson
Science and Children
Judy Clephane
Sherry Harrington
Laura Maricle
Science Matters
Ann Huber
Susan Tate
Jeni Williams
Science Safety
Patricia Hillyer
Rick Rutland
Rebecca Stanfield
Mary Loesing (reappointed)
Kathleen Brooks (extended)
Science Scope
Mary Pella-Donnelly
Heather Janes
Mary Elizabeth McKnight
Special Needs
Carol Cao
Meribeth Lowe
Sheryl Sotelo
Technology
Donna Cole
Kristen Kohli
Mijana Lockard
TST
Brian Bollone
Geri Granger
Traci Richardson
Urban Science
Brandon Gillette
Alton Lee
EllaJay Parfitt
CBC
Genet Mehari
Len Sharp
Trupti Vora
New Science Teachers
Alaina Anderson
Rebecca Gibson
Sumi Hagiwara
Shell
Peggy Carlisle
Carrie Lanius
Kristen Poindexter
The mission of NSTA is to promote excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all.
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Disclaimer: The views expressed in this blog post are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA).