See page 4 for additional conference details. Alpha Phi Sigma proudly welcomes the Boston Police Gaelic Column and the Boston Police Emerald Society.

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1 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 A PUBLICATION BY ALPHA PHI SIGMA THE NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE HONOR SOCIETY ΑΦΣ 2003 National Conference Boston, MA INSIDE this issue ΑΦΣ Conference Information 1 ΑΦΣ Around the Nation Boise State s Alpha Kappa Chapter Alumni Grand Chapter Information Alumni Chapter Boston Tea Party Alpha Phi Sigma and the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences invite you to join us at the 2003 National Conference to be held on: March 4-8, 2003 at the Marriott Copley Place Hotel 110 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA (617) Reservations: ΑΦΣ Conference Information ΑΦΣ / ACJS Registration Chapter Dues Exemption ΑΦΣ Merchandise ΑΦΣ Conference Information See page 4 for additional conference details Alpha Phi Sigma proudly welcomes the Boston Police Gaelic Column and the Boston Police Emerald Society. Don t miss the opening ceremony of the Alpha Phi Sigma General Assembly Meeting which will take place on Wednesday march 5, 2003 at 12:45 PM. ΑΦΣ Luncheon Alternative Hotel Information Transportation from Logan Airport ΑΦΣ Candidates for National Office ΑΦΣ Conference Program 6 5 Conference Featured Speakers 7 Annual Career fair 8 Alpha Phi Sigma s National President, John McLaughlin has arranged for the Boston Police Gaelic Column to post the colors followed by the Boston Police Emerald Society performing with their bagpipes and drums at the Opening Ceremony. ΑΦΣ Welcome Mixer Sponsored by Northeastern University, Omega Epsilon Chapter, Boston, MA Trolley & Harbor Boat Tour ΑΦΣ Approved Amendments to the National By-Laws See page 4 for additional details National Membership Information Contact Information 12

2 PAGE 2 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 Boise State s Alpha Kappa Chapter Tests Police Recruits, Raises Funds By Andrew Giacomazzi Alpha Kappa Chapter Advisor Boise State University s Alpha Kappa Chapter recently embarked on an innovative fundraising project that combines hard work and fun with career relevant learning experiences. The chapter partnered with PublicSafetyTesting (PST), an organization that administers written and physical tests to those seeking careers in the public safety arena. PST, based in Seattle, Washington, contracts with public safety agencies in a number of western states and essentially privatizes the testing process. Alpha Phi Sigma members at Boise State University actually administer the written and physical tests several times a year for public safety applicants who have chosen Boise, Idaho as their testing site. For its efforts, PST makes a generous donation to the chapter. At the last PST fundraising event in November, 2002, 17 Alpha Kappa members volunteered for a 3 hour training session on a Friday afternoon, followed by the testing of 120 applicants the following Saturday. One of the volunteers, Jamie Wada, was impressed with the training. I didn t realize there was so much to know about sit-ups! Wada and other chapter members were specially trained to administer the Physical Fitness Test Battery, which includes sit-ups, push-ups, the vertical jump, the 300 meter run, and the 1.5 mile run/walk. Other members, including Maureen McClung and Shandel Kleppinger, opted for training in the administration of the written test. It s nice to be on the other end of test taking once-in-a-while, McClung said after she finished proctoring the written exam. Other public safety testing dates have been scheduled for Boise, and the chapter expects a long and successful partnership with PublicSafetyTesting. As compared to several alternative fundraising options, the PST partnership seems to make quite a bit of sense. I like this better than selling hot dogs at football games, Anna Whipple, Alpha Kappa Secretary/Treasurer said, We get certificates of training and engage in an activity that is relevant to our future. And PST gets honor students to conduct their testing. It s a win-win scenario, Whipple said. For chapters in Washington, Oregon, California and other western states that are interested in forming a similar partnership with PST, contact PST President Jon Walters at jon@publicsafetytesting.com Your chance to contribute to. Alpha Phi Sigma Around the Nation THANK YOU...CONTRIBUTING CHAPTERS. It is great to know what is happening around the nation with Alpha Phi Sigma chapters, members, advisors and alumni. Featuring information, articles and stories from around the nation in the Docket allows the readers to remain in touch with the organization and its members. If you have an article you wrote or news about your local chapter, you may share it with all members by having the article/story appear in the Docket. Please write us or visit our web site. editor@alphaphisigma.org Web Site:

3 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 PAGE 3 Alpha Phi Sigma, The National Criminal Justice Honor Society ALUMNI GRAND CHAPTER You are invited to our 61 st anniversary celebration at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences/Alpha Phi Sigma Conference, March 4-9, 2003, Boston, MA. Be part of the Opening Gala Ceremony ALPHA PHI SIGMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION RECRUITMENT Dear Alpha Phi Sigma Members/Chapters, Seeking 20,000 Alumni This is an opportunity for you to obtain funds for your chapter. The alumni membership cost is $30.00 per year; $10.00 of that fee goes to the alumni grand chapter to cover shipping expenses, $10.00 to the alumni scholarship fund, and $10.00 going to the Alpha Phi Sigma Chapter of your choice. During our 60 th anniversary celebration, March 5th, to April 30th, 2002 a special lifetime membership is offered for chartered members at $ that may be paid in full, or in installments until the end of our 60 th anniversary year, April 30, Beginning May 1, 2003, the regular cost of a lifetime membership will be $ Encourage your graduating seniors to join the Alumni Grand Chapter. This membership will be a great way to continue their Alpha Phi Sigma ideals, and assist students though financial scholarships. The Alumni Grand chapter is accepting alumni memberships now. More information will be provided at the conference meeting Boston tea Party on Wednesday, March 5, Contact the Alumni Grand Chapter at alumni@alphaphisigma.org Tel ΑΦΣ ALUMNI GRAND CHAPTER Invites you to the Boston Tea Party Open to all Alumni and Graduating Seniors To be held on Wednesday March 5 at 4:15 pm in the ÁÖÓ Suite Please join us for tea and scones and a discussion on the important Alumni Chapter issues Candidates for Office Membership By-laws Region Representatives Recruitment Organization of Chapters RUN for ALUMNI OFFICE President Regional Vice -Presidents Bring your ideas to the Boston Tea Party Elections to be held Friday, March 7, at 1:00 PM

4 PAGE 4 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 ΑΦΣ 2003 Conference Information ACJS Theme The Globalization of Crime and Criminal Justice ACJS Registration All Alpha Phi Sigma members attending the 2003 conference in Boston MUST register with ACJS. If you haven t already registered you may register at the conference. For ACJS program information you may visit their website at ΑΦΣ Registration All Alpha Phi Sigma members must register on Wednesday March 5, 2003 from 9:00 to 9:30 am at the ΑΦΣ suite. If you arrive at the conference after this time, you may register with the Executive Secretary Patricia Menzies at the ΑΦΣ suite. New Books Faculty Members and Advisors of ΑΦΣ who have written books are welcomed to display them at the Alpha Phi Sigma merchandise booth/authors table at the 2003 conference. Chapter Dues Exemption emember that a chapter may be exempt from paying their 2004 R chapter dues by: Having five or more members attend five of the following ΑΦΣ events during the conference. Speaker Henry Lee Working the merchandise booth for 4 hours (Schedule with headquarters) Grand Opening and General Assembly Speaker Patrick Brady Speaker Kim Rosmo Speaker Terrorism Harbor Boat Tour Merchandise Booth Alpha Phi Sigma needs volunteers to help with the merchandise booth. We need two to three persons at a time to work the merchandise booth for approximately 4 hours. Please contact our National Treasurer, Dave Rivers at: Treaurer@alphaphisigma.org or you may contact the national headquarters at: Headquarters@alphaphisigma.org. REMEMBER that in order to have your chapter dues waived, your chapter has to attend 5 events.one of these events may be to work the merchandise booth. We appreciate your support!!! ΑΦΣ Merchandise Alpha Phi Sigma Merchandise will be available for sale at the conference. But you may also order merchandise on line at

5 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 PAGE 5 ΑΦΣ Luncheon Alpha Phi Sigma will be hosting the annual luncheon for members and advisors on Friday, March 7th at 11:30 am. If you would like to attend, please obtain your lunch ticket when registering with Alpha Phi Sigma at the conference no later than Thursday. Because of logistic and funding of the luncheon, seating is limited to 100 persons, so please make sure you register on time. Airport-Hotel Transportation The Back Bay Coach offers service from Logan Airport to the Marriott Copley Place Hotel for approximately $9.00 each way. From Logan Airport to Hotel Boston - BOS (4 mi W) East on Mass Turnpike (Route 90). Take the Copley Square exit which exits onto Stuart Street. At the first light turn left onto Dartmouth Street. At the next light turn left onto Huntington Avenue and stay in the left lane. At the light under the sky bridge make a u-turn to the left. The hotel is in the right. Alternative Hotels in the Boston Copley Area In order to make sure everyone has adequate accommodations, the National Headquarters has researched other major hotels in the area for price and availability. Here is a list of hotels, their address and telephone numbers. The Colonnade Hotel Huntington Ave., Boston Midtown Hotel Huntington Ave., Boston Fairmont Copley Plaza St. James Ave. Boston Hilton Boston Back Bay - 40 Da lton St., Boston Radisson Hotel Boston Stuart St., Boston The Lennox Hotel Boylston St., Boston Westin Copley Place - 10 Huntington Ave., Boston Copley Square Hotel - 47 Huntington Ave., Boston Copley House West Newton St., Boston Copley Inn - 19 Garrison St., Boston ΑΦΣ Candidates for National Office Presidential Slate Vice President If any nominations postmarked January 24, 2003 are received after the printing of this issue of the Docket, they will be posted on the website and announced at the conference.

6 PAGE 6 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 ΑΦΣ 2003 Conference Program Boston, Massachusetts TUESDAY MARCH 4, :00 pm - 4:00 pm ACJS Pre -Registration Only 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm ACJS Registration WEDNESDAY MARCH 5, :30 am - 9:30 am Chapter Advisors Meeting 9:00 am - 9:30 am Coffee & Donuts Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants 9:00 am - 9:30 am ΑΦΣ Registration 9:45 am -11:15 am Speaker Dr. Henry Lee, Forensic Scientist 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm ΑΦΣ Opening Ceremony Boston Honor Guard and Bag Pipes General Assembly and Business Meeting Platforms of National Candidates 2:30 pm - 3:45 pm Speaker Patrick Brady, Forensic Hypnotist 4:15 pm Alumni Grand Chapter s Boston Tea Party 7:00 pm ΑΦΣ Welcome Mixer, sponsored by Northeastern University, Omega Epsilon Chapter, Boston, MA. ΑΦΣ Suite ΑΦΣ Suite ΑΦΣ Suite Suite C THURSDAY MARCH 6, :30 am - 9:30 am Chapter Advisors Meeting 9:00 am - 9:30 am Coffee & Donuts Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterp rises, Inc. Forensic Consultants 9:45 am - 11:15 am Speaker Dr. Kim Rosmo, Geographic Profiling 11:30 am - 12:45 pm Speaker Lt. Commander Mike Edgerton, Terrorism 1:30pm - 5:00 pm ΑΦΣ ANNUAL CAREER FAIR, Coordinated by Sgt. John Petri ΑΦΣ Suite FRIDAY MARCH 7, :00 am - 9:30 am Coffee & Donuts Sponsored by Voice & Ink Enterprises, Inc. Forensic Consultants 10:00 am - 11:15 am Speaker on Homeland Security & Terrorism 11:30 am - 1:00 pm ΑΦΣ Luncheon for members and Advisors 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Election of ΑΦΣ National Officers Election of ΑΦΣ Alumni Grand Chapter Installation of the National Officers Installation of the Alumni Officers ΑΦΣ Awards 4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Historic Trolley tour (depart from hotel) and Harbor Boat Tour Coordinated by President John McLaughlin ΑΦΣ Suite Hotel Lobby

7 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 PAGE 7 ΑΦΣ 2003 Conference Featured Speakers Wednesday 9:45-11:15 am Henry Lee, Ph.D. Henry Lee, Ph. D. is one the world's foremost forensic scientists. Presently, Dr. Lee is Chief Emeritus of the Connecticut State Police Laboratory. Dr. Lee was the Director of Public Safety for the State of Connecticut and was the former Director of the Connecticut State Police Forensics Science Laboratory. In 1972 he earned his B.S. degree in Forensic Science from John Jay college of Criminal Justice in New York. He went on to study science and biochemistry at New York University and earned his M.S. degree in 1974 and a Ph D. in biochemistry in In 1975 he volunteered his service to assist the Connecticut State Police to develop forensic laboratory services and introduce the Major Crime Squad concept for criminal investigation. He holds an Honorary Doctor of Science degree conferred by the University of New Haven, Honorary Doctor of Laws from Roger Williams University, Rhode Island, and Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from St. Joseph College and the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut. He has completed many special training courses at the F.B.I. academy, Alcohol, Firearms and Tobacco Agency, Drug enforcement Agency, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and other law enforcement training programs. Dr. Lee has received many citations from the Connecticut General Assembly as well from other States and Governments. He is one of the first recipients of the State Distinguished Manager Awards in 1982, He also is the first recipient of the Ethics Award from the State in In addition, he has received several hundred other medals, commendations, and awards from police Departments, Universities, governments, and civic, groups around the world for his contribution and achievements in police work, criminal investigation, law enforcement, forensic sciences and education. He has received many honorary police ranks, from captain to police colonel, from deputy sheriff to Texas lawman. He has over 35 years practical experience and knowledge from several fields of medicine, chemical analysis, physics, biochemistry, and material science. Dr. Lee has investigated more than 4000 homicides and testifies as an expert witness more than 100 times a year. He has testified over 1,000 times in both criminal and civil cases. He serves as a consultant for over 300 police and law enforcement agencies. He has served as an expert witness in many high profile investigations in both national and international known cases. Dr. Lee is best known for his work in forensic serology, which is the identification of blood, hair, semen and tissue types. Dr. Lee is also known for his work in fingerprint matching, ballistics testing, fiber and paint sample investigation, and blood splatter and crime scene reconstruction. Dr Lee has authored or co-authored over 20 books and articles dealing with forensic science and has received numerous awards, citations and commendations from law enforcement agencies. Wednesday 2:30-3:45 pm Patrick J. Brady Patrick J. Brady has been practicing hypnosis for more than thirty years. He has been interviewed on The Sally Jesse Raphael Show, Good Morning America, The BBC news and Ireland's Pat Kenney Show. He has even had his own television show on Continental Cablevision called Brady's Beat. He has presented Stress Reduction Seminars at The Boston Teachers Department, The Boston Police Department, The Boston City Hospital, The Bank of Boston, The Royal Majesty Cruise Line Boston to Bermuda and this only names a few. When it comes to hypnotherapy, Patrick J. Brady is the best in the business. Board Certified Hypnotherapist Vice President for the International Society of Professional Hypnosis Former Director Boston Police Hypnosis Unit Former Faculty Member of Northeastern University

8 PAGE 8 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 ΑΦΣ 2003 CONFERENCE FEATURED SPEAKERS Thursday, 9:45-11:15 am Kim Rossmo, Ph.D. Kim Rossmo, PhD, is Director of Research. A 21-year veteran of the Vancouver, Britis h Columbia, Police Department, Dr. Rossmo holds a PhD in Criminology from Simon Fraser University, where he also earned a master's degree in criminology. Over the course of his policing career, Dr. Rossmo has worked in organized crime intelligence, emergency response, patrol, crime prevention, and community liaison. He is vice president of the Canadian Association of Violent Crime Analysts, a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police Advisory Committee for Police Investigative Operations, and the former executive vice president of the Canadian Police Association. He is an adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University, a visiting professor at the University of Houston, and sits on the editorial board for the international journal Homicide Studies. He is a member of the American Society of Criminology, and a fellow of the Western Society of Criminology. Dr. Rossmo has researched and published in the areas of policing, offender profiling, and environmental criminology. He is the author of Geographic Profiling and a contributor to dozens of journals, books, and reports, primarily in the area of criminal geographic profiling. Mike Edgerton Thursday 11:30-12:45 pm Lieutenant Commander Mike Edgerton is an expert on security of US Seaports. He will speak on Potential Terrorist Threats to our Seaports. Thursday 1:30-5:00 pm Alpha Phi Sigma Annual Career Fair Coordinated by ΑΦΣ Council Member Sgt. John Petri Once again, Sgt. John Petri is coordinating the great career day. Joining Alpha Phi Sigma this year will be major national and local (Boston Area) Criminal Justice agencies. Some of the Agencies Attending Massachusetts State Police Boston Police Department U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service FBI DEA ATF IRS INS Secret Service Defense Security Service National Parks Service Bureau of Prisons Postal Inspection Service U.S. Customs Service U.S. Investigations Service U.S. Marshall EPA FEMA Bring plenty of resumes and dress for success!!

9 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 PAGE 9 Alpha Phi Sigma Omega Epsilon Chapter President Rebecca DerGarabedian will welcome all ΑΦΣ members and advisors to the Welcome M ixer. Beverages and snaks will be available and a DJ will provide music. The dress code is Elegant We look forwards to seeing you there! Wednesday, March 5 7:00 PM Suite C Hosted by: ΑΦΣ Omega Epsilon Chapter Northeastern University, Boston ΑΦΣ NIGHT OUT Friday March 7, :00 PM Meet at the Hotel Lobby All ΑΦΣ members and advisors are welcomed to join us on a *roundtrip narrated historic trolley tour to Boston Harbor Long Wharf where we will sail on a Constitutional tour. Because ACJS is partially funding this special night out in Boston, the ΑΦΣ memb er price will only be $15.00 instead of $25.00 Reservations with ΑΦΣ and payment of $15.00 must be made no later than Thursday, March 6. * Roundtrip trolley from hotel to Long Wharf and return to Hotel. No one way price available. Special price of $15.00

10 PAGE 10 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 Alpha Phi Sigma The National Criminal Justice Honor Society Approved Amendments to the National Bylaws, January 15, 2003 Amendment 1 Article I, Section 2: Mission The purposes of Alpha Phi Sigma shall be to promote critical thinking, rigorous scholarship and life long learning; to keep abreast of the advances in scientific research; to elevate the ethical standards of the criminal justice professions and to sustain in the public mind the benefit and necessity of education and professional training. Amendment 2 Article II Article I, Section 3: Goals The goals of Alpha Phi Sigma shall be to honor and promote academic excellence; service; educational leadership and unity. Amendment 3 Article I, Section 4: Oath of Membership In the presence of our Creator and of the Alpha Phi Sigma members here assembled, I do hereby solemnly promise to uphold the ideals and traditions, maintain high moral character and commit myself to be governed by the By-Laws of the Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Society and to the local and national offices. Amendment 4 Article II, Section 1: Non Profit Status Alpha Phi Sigma is organized exclusively for educational, charitable, and scientific purposes, including for such purposes as the making distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501 (C) (3) of the International Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). Amendment 5 Article II, Section 2: No part of the net earnings of Alpha Phi Sigma National shall inured to the benefit of any private individual, and no substantial part of the activities of the Society shall by the carrying on of propaganda or otherwise attempt to influence legislation, and the Society shall not participate in or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution or statements) any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. Amendment 6 Article II, Section 3: Upon dissolution of Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Board shall, after the paying or making provisions for the payment or all of the liabilities of the Society, dispose of all of the assets of the Society, exclusively for the purposes of the Society in such manner, or to charitable, educational, religious, or scientific purposes as shall at each time qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under Section 501 (C) (3) of the International Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law), as the National Board shall determine, any such assets not so disposed of or if Alpha Phi Sigma National dissolves, funds will be given to the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences for use as student scholarships. Amendment 7 Article III Members, Section 1, A. Student Members. A. Student Members. Active members shall be full-time or part-time students enrolled in baccalaureate or graduate programs of fully accredited institutions at the time of initiation. They shall be of good moral character. Applications shall be approved and signed by the chapter advisor. Amendment 8 Article III Members, Section 1, A Student Members. - 1 Undergraduate students shall be enrolled in the institution represented by the chapter, have declared a major, minor or equivalent in criminal justice fields, have completed three full time semesters or equivalent, have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale with a minimum grade point average of 3.2 in courses in criminal justice fields and who are in the top 35% of their class. A minimum of four courses of the above course work shall be in the criminal justice field. Amendment 9 Remove Article III Members, Section 1, A. Active Members. 5, from by-laws. Amendment 10 Article III Members, Section 1, E. Transfer Members. An Alpha Phi Sigma member who transfers, to another college or university shall be accepted into that local chapter and shall pay the local chapter fee, if any. After one term, the member shall be subject to all rules, regulations, and requirements of that local chapter. A new certificate of membership will not be issued by National Headquarters unless specifically requested by the chapter advisor and paid for by the member.

11 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 PAGE 11 Amendment 11 Article IV - National Board Section 3: Regular meetings of the National Board shall be called by the Executive Director or shall be called at the request of any three members of the Board. Amendment 12 Article IV - National Board Section 4: Special meetings of the National Board shall be called by the Executive Director or shall be called upon the written request of the majority of the voting members of the Board. Ten days notice shall be given except for meetings that may be called during a National Meeting. Business shall be limited to that which is stated in the call. Amendment 13 Article XII-Chapters Section 1 A chapter of the Society may be established in a college or university offering a baccalaureate or advanced degree in criminal justice or a criminal justice related field, including law. The institution shall be fully accredited by its regional accrediting agency, and the program shall meet uniform criteria determined by the National Board. Amendment 14 Article XII-Chapters Section 3 A Chapter in good National standing shall comply with these bylaws, shall meet uniform criteria determined by National Board, shall have filed all required reports with the National Headquarters, and shall be current in all financial obligations to the Society. Only chapters in good standing shall be eligible to vote in mail ballots, to have a voting delegate to the National Meeting or to have member applications accepted. To purchase or wear a cord, stole, medallion or other honor regalia, a member s chapter must be in good standing. Amendment 15 Each chapter shall have one or more chapter advisors, full time faculty members chosen for their interest, ability to work effectively with students and desire to promote the ideals of the Society. Advisors shall be members of Alpha Phi Sigma, (student, faculty, honorary, or alumni). Advertise In The Docket Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Full Page $500 Half Page $275 Quarter Page $ Hanover Parkway Suite C Greenbelt, Maryland (800) 757-ACJS (2257) Fax (301)

12 PAGE 12 VOLUME 5 WINTER 2003 Alpha Phi Sigma The National Criminal Justice Honor Society Recognizing & Promoting Academic Excellence, Unity, Educational Leadership, & Community Service IMPORTANT NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Attention All Chapters Effective May 1, 2003 A Publication by Alpha Phi Sigma Volume 5 Winter 2003 Docket Editor: The national one-time membership dues will increase from $30.00 to $40.00 Adriana A. Caputi National Secretary Dr. Regina B. Shearn National Executive Director NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Florida International University Biscayne Bay Campus 3000 NE 151 Street North Miami, FL Tel: Fax: Headquarters@alphaphisigma.org NATIONAL OFFICERS John McLaughlin, President Florida International University Paulette Purdy, Vice-President University of Houston-Downtown Adriana Caputi, Secretary Florida International University David Rivers, Treasurer Florida International University EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Sgt. John Petri Dr. Regina Shearn Prof. Robert Walsh NATIONAL ADVISORS Dr. Andrew Giacomazzi Boise State University Dr. Mark Kellar University of Houston-Downtown Dr. Regina Shearn Florida International University Dr. Gary Keveles University of Wisconsin-Superior Dr. Deanna Shields Fairmont State College NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Patricia Menzies, Executive Secretary