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2010 electionMeet the candidatesThis year, 11 people are running for eight positions on the American Copy Editors Society's executive committee. The two candidates for officer positions are unopposed; the top six vote-getters among candidates for the non-officer committee positions will win the seats. Before you vote, learn about the candidates. Click here to read each candidate's bio and responses to ACES' questions. 2009 election resultsThree officer positions and four seats on the ACES Executive Committee were up for election in 2009. The three incumbent officers did not draw any opposition, while 10 people ran for the open board positions. The four seats were won by three returning incumbents, Daniel Hunt, Missy Prebula and Teresa Schmedding, and one new board member, Andy Bechtel. Their terms begin in June. READ MORE 2008 election resultsFour seats on the ACES Executive Committee were up for election in 2008. The board received four nominations by the deadline and voted unanimously at the January meeting to elect the four candidates by acclamation, forgoing a paper ballot election. The four seats were filled by two returning incumbents, Gerri Berendzen and Sue Blair, and by two new board members, Peter Parisi and Jim Thomsen. READ MORE Who can run for office?The American Copy Editors Society conducts elections each year for its Executive Committee. The number of positons vary by year, as the officers and board positions are staggered. Candidates are announced during the annual conference. ELIGIBILITY: Nominations can be made by anyone who is a member in good standing by a date determined by the board. This date usually falls around the first of the year. A prospective candidate may nominate himself or herself. Full, associate, student and scholastic members are eligible to make nominations, but all nominees must be full members of ACES. All nominees who comply with the requirements on the nomination form will be accepted as candidates and listed on the ballot. TERMS: Two years DUTIES: Members of the Executive Committee shape the policy of the society and take on responsibility for projects and routine tasks. Officers have additional duties, as outlined in the bylaws at www.copydesk.org/about/bylaws.php. ACES operates by virtue of the voluntary efforts of its members, and anyone seeking a seat on the Executive Committee must be willing to spend a few hours each week on the business of the organization. Tasks can include, but aren't limited to, researching topics, contacting sources, organizing meetings, making phone calls, sending e-mails, writing proposals and newsletter articles, working on surveys and fundraising. Members of the Executive Committee also are expected to attend the national conference and other periodic meetings, as well as to take part in a monthly conference call. QUESTIONS: For more details, e-mail Lisa McLendon at lisa.mclendon@gmail.com. From the archives
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