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  • vice president's handbook
  • council member's handbook
  • executive director's handbook
  • secretary's handbook
  • treasurer's handbook

treasurer's handbook

I.  Treasurer of the Association

The term of the Treasurer is for three years; and shall be eligible for re-appointment by the Council for additional three-year terms.

The Treasurer of the Association shall:

1.  start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

2.  be responsible for maintaining and continually updating the data bank of the Association, which includes a record of the membership, their dues and registration payments, contributions to the Endowment Fund, U.S. post addresses
and email addresses.

3.  receives and deposits checks in the checking account of the Association.

4.  when needed, provide the Executive Director, the Secretary, and other officers with information on the membership, including address labels (either printed or electronic), and email addresses.

5.  present an annual report to the Executive Director.

6.  present a report to Council at the annual meeting.

7.  maintain close and continuing communication with the Executive Director.

8.  end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

secretary's handbook

I.  Secretary of the Association

The term of the Secretary is for three years; and shall be eligible for re-appointment by the Council for additional three-year terms.

The Secretary of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. be responsible for maintaining communication with the committees of the PSA and the chairs of those committees.
3. present a report to Council at the annual meeting.
4. maintain and update Committee Chair Handbooks.
5. maintain and update the Handbooks for PSA officers.
6. assist the Executive Director as requested.
7. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

executive director's handbook

I.  Executive Director of the Association

The term of the Executive Director is for three years; and shall be eligible for re-appointment by the Council for additional three-year terms.

The Executive Director of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. serve as a member of Council, the governing body of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
3. with the President, implement Council policy.
4. be the administrative officer of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
5. maintain and run the central office of the Association.
6. be responsible for the principal correspondence of the organization. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
7. record the transactions of the Association and of Council. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
8. receive and have custody of the funds of the Association, discharge its obligations and maintain its accounts. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
9. be responsible for the preparation of the annual budget for the Association and the submission thereof for the approval of the Council. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
10. be responsible for the budget and financial accounts of the Association.
11. provide a membership report and financial report at the annual business sessions of the Annual Meeting.  (B. A.VI. Section 3.)
12. meet with the Audit Committee to review the financial accounts of the Association.
13. with approval of Council, sign contracts on behalf of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 3.c.)
14. work closely with all committees of the Association  (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
15. work with the Membership Committee to maintain and recruit new members.
16. with the Program Committee and the President, have the major responsibility for the Annual meeting; including on-site registration, the final program, hotel negotiations, receptions, AV requests, accounts, and other details that are necessary for a successful Annual Meeting of the Association.
17. negotiate hotel contracts for the Annual Meeting.
18. as soon as practical after the Annual Meeting, place in the hands of the Nominations Committee a list of those who have occupied all offices of the Association since its founding and a list of the paid up membership eligible to hold office.  (B. A.V. Section 1.(a))
19. as instructed by the Nominations Committee, prepare a ballot listing these nominees and leaving one blank space under each position for additional write-in nominations by the membership. (B. A.V. Section 1.(b))
20. along with the President, receive notification of election results from the Chair of the Nominations Committee.  (B. A.V. Section 1.(e))
21. hold originals of all elections material (ballots cast, copies of pertinent data, records and report of the Nominations Committee) for a  period of at least eighteen months.  (B. A.V. Section 1.(e))
22. record the results of the mail ballot and all other voting by the Association
    (B. A.V. Section 2.)
23. announce the newly elected Officers to the membership by a general mailing prior to the Annual Meeting. (B. A.V. Section 2.)
24. edit and publish the PSA Newsletter, The Pacific Sociologist.
25. be responsible for maintaining the PSA archive and periodically sending materials for inclusion in the archive to the archivist at the library of California State University, Sacramento (where the PSA archive is located).
26. be responsible for bringing the association’s written history up to date at the end of every year.
27. if needed, and with approval of Council, appoint a Secretary and/or Treasurer. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
28. specify the specific duties and obligations of the appointed Secretary and/or Treasurer.
29. answer inquiries from members and non-members about the Association.
30. perform such other duties as Council may assign. (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
31. at the close of their term, remain in office until after the Annual Meeting until accounts of the Association have been audited and transferred to the new Executive Director.(C. A.IV. Section 8.)

III.  Past Executive Officer of the Association

The Past Executive Officer of the Association shall:

1. serve as a member of Council for one year beyond his or her term in office.
   (C. A.IV. Section 8.)

council members handbook

I.  Council Members

There shall be six Members of the Council, elected at-large from the entire voting membership of the Association.  However, each Division (Northern, Central and Southern) shall be represented by two of the six at-large Council members at all times.

The term of office for the six at-large Council members shall be two years, with three retiring and three elected each year (one from each Division).

Council Members of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. be responsible for formulation of policy and general direction of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 10.)
3. have the authority to interpret the Constitution and By-Laws of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 10.)
4. meet twice annually at the time of the Annual Meeting of the Association.
   (C. A.IV. Section 11.) At the first annual meeting of Council, incoming Officers shall be invited to attend as observers and may participate in discussion upon recognition by the chair, but shall not be voting members. At the second meeting of Council, retiring Officers shall be invited to attend as observers and may participate in discussion upon recognition by the chair, but shall not be voting members.
   (C. A.IV. Section 11.)
5. when necessary, participate in the business of the Council by phone and/or email.
6. in the event of death, resignation, absence, or inability to serve of any Officer other than the President, President-Elect, or Past-President, appoint a member of the Association to assume the duties of that office until the office can be filled at a regular election or until the Officer is able to re-assume duties of that office. (C. A.IV. Section 12.).
7. when necessary, appoint the Executive Director of the Association.
   (C. A.IV. Section 8.)
8. appoint the editor of SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES and the editor of the PACIFIC SOCIOLOGIST.  (C. A.V. Section 2.)
9. ratify policies for all publications of the Association, as formulated by The Publications Committee.  (C. A.IV. Section 1.)
10. receive reports and recommendations from Officers and Committees of the Association, and make decisions regarding approval of those reports and recommendations.
11. review, modify, and act on recommendations for committee appointments from the Committee on Committees at its first meeting of the Annual Meeting of the Association.   (C. A.V. Section 3.)
12. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

vice president's handbook

I.  Vice President of the Association

The term of the Vice-President is for three years; during year one (the year prior to the term as Vice-President) he or she serves as Vice-President-Elect; during year two he or she serves as Vice-President; and year three (the year after the term as Vice-President) he or she serves as Past Vice-President of the Association.

The Vice-President of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. serve as a member of Council, the governing body of the Association.
   (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
3. assist the President in planning the program for the Annual Meeting.
   (C. A.IV. Section 7.)
4. serve on the Program Committee for the Annual Meeting.
5. not be eligible for re-election to the office of Vice-President-Elect. 
   (C. A.IV. Section 6.)
6. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

The Vice-President of the Association may:

1. serve as chair of the Program Committee for the Annual Meeting, as negotiated while Vice-President with the President-Elect.

II.  Vice-President-Elect of the Association

The Vice-President-Elect of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. be elected for a term of one year, after which year, shall become Vice- President of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 4.)
3. serve as a member of Council. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
4. in the event of death, resignation, absence or inability to serve of the President- Elect, shall become the President-Elect of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 4.)
5. in the event of death, resignation, absence or inability to serve of the President and President-Elect, shall become the President of the Association.  (C. A.IV. Section 4.)
6. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

III.  Past Vice-President of the Association

The Past Vice-President of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. serve as a member of Council. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
3. serve as chair, ex officio, of the Committee on Committees.
   (C. A.IV. Section 7.)
4. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

president's handbook

I.  President of the Association

The term of the President is for three years; during year one (the year prior to the term as President) he or she serves as President-Elect; during year two he or she serves as President; and year three (the year after the term as President) he or she serves as Past President of the Association.

The President of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. serve as a member of Council, the governing body of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
3. preside as chair of Council.  (C. A.IV. Section 3.)
4. with the Executive Director, be responsible for implementation of policies set by Council, (C. A.IV. Section 3.)
5. serve as member of the Meeting Site Selection Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 4.)
6. chair Business Meetings at the Annual Meeting. (C. A.IV. Section 3.)
7. with the assistance of the Vice President, be responsible for the program of the Annual Meeting, with full discretion to select assistants in planning and administering the meeting. (C. A.IV. Section 3.a.)
8. select the theme of the Annual meeting.
9. appoint the Program Chair and the Program Committee for the Annual Meeting.
10. at his or her discretion, arrange a program of papers and discussions at the Annual Meeting – the Presidential Sessions..  (B. A.VI. Section 2.)
11. gives the annual Presidential Address at the Annual meeting and provides the editors of Sociological Perspectives with a copy of the address for publication.
12. if the Executive Director is unable, and with approval of Council, sign contracts on behalf of the organization. (C. A.IV. Section 3.c.)
13. along with the Executive Director, receive notification of election results from the Chair of the Nominations Committee.  (B. A.V. Section 1.(e))
14. regarding appointment of the editors of Sociological Perspectives and The Pacific Sociologist, negotiate with persons, in rank-order, whose names for those positions appear on a rank-ordered list provided to the President by Council.  (C. A.V. Section 2.(d))
15. with approval of council appoint the chair of the Publications Committee from elected members of the Committee.  (C. A.VI. Section 1.)
16. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Awards Committee from the membership at large.  (B. A.IV. Section 5.)
17. with the approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Membership Committee from the membership of the Committee.  (B. A.IV. Section 1.)
18. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on the Status of Women in Sociology from the membership of the Committee. 
    (B. A.IV. Section 6.)
19. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on the Status of Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Sociology from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 7.)
20. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on Teaching  Sociology from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 8.)
21. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on Freedom of Research and Teaching from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 9.)
22. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 10.)
23. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on the Status of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Persons in Sociology from the membership of the Committee.  (B. A.IV. Section 11.)
24. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Student Affairs Committee from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 12.)
25. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Committee on Practice, Applied, and Clinical Sociology from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 13.)
26. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Endowment Committee from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 14.)
27. with approval of Council, appoint the chair of the Social Conscience Committee from the membership of the Committee. (B. A.IV. Section 15.)
28. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association.   (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
29. become Past President of the Association for one year, immediately following his or her term as President.  (C. A.IV. Section 5.)
30. not be eligible for re-election to the office of President-Elect. 
    (C. A.IV. Section 6.)
31. with approval of Council, appoint members of the Association Audit Committee  from members of the Association.  (B. A.IV. Section 2.)
32. with approval of Council, appoint members of the Contract Monitoring Committee  from members of the Association.  (B. A.IV. Section 2.)

The President of the Association may:

1. when Council is not in session, make decisions and take such actions on behalf of the Association in the absence of prior existing policy, provided that such decisions are subject to ratification by Council at its next meeting; the President shall normally consult with Council prior to taking such actions. (C. A.IV. Section 3.)
2. appoint a member of the association to complete an unexpired term of an appointed or elected member of any committee, in the event of death, resignation, prolonged absence or inability to serve of that appointed or elected committee member. (C. A.IV. Section 3.b.)
3. with approval of Council, appoint Ad Hoc Committees to serve during his or her term of office.  (C. A.VI. Section 5.)
4. with the approval of a majority of Council, change the time and place of the Annual Meeting.  (B. A.VI. Section 1.)
5. in the event of emergency, and with the approval of Council, dispense with the Annual meeting or with the normal rotation among the Divisions. (C. A.VIII. Section 1.)

II.  President-Elect of the Association

The President-Elect of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. be elected for a term of one year, after which year, shall become President of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 4.)
3. serve as a member of Council. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
4. serve as a chair of the Meeting Site Selection Committee (B. A.IV. Section 4.)
5. consults with the Meeting Site Selection Committee on a city and hotel for the Annual Meeting at which he or she will be President.
6. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
7. in the event of death, resignation, absence or inability to serve of the President, become the President of the Association.

III.  Past-President of the Association

The Past-President of the Association shall:

1. start their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)
2. serve as a member of Council. (C. A.IV. Section 2.)
3. serve as chair, ex officio, of the Nominations Committee. (C. A.IV. Section 5.)
4. as chair of the Nominations Committee, receive and count ballots from elections of the Association. (B. A.V. Section 1.(c))
5. as chair of the Nominations Committee, notify the President and Executive Director of the election results of the Association.  (B. A.V. Section 1.(e))
6. be responsible for expressing, in appropriate ways, the appreciation of the Association to home institutions of Annual Meeting participants and to home institutions of others who have served the Association in important ways during the preceding year. (C. A.IV. Section 5.)
7. end their term in office at the close of the first meeting of Council at the Annual Meeting of the Association. (C. A.IV. Section 13.)

Current Officers

officers, secretary & editors, 2008-09

Officers

President: Judith Treas, UC Irvine
Past President: Jodi O’Brien, Seattle University
President Elect: Michael Messner, USC
Vice President: Robert O'Brien, University of Oregon
Past Vice-President: Marilyn Fernandez, Santa Clara University
Vice President-Elect:  Amy Wharton, Washington State University
Executive Director: Dean S. Dorn, CSU Sacramento

Council

Rosemary Powers, Eastern Oregon University
Candan Duran-Aydintug, University of Colorado Denver
Belinda Robnett, UC Irvine
Ellen Berg, CSU Sacramento
Karen Pyke, UC Riverside
Michelle Inderbitzin, Oregon State University
James McKeever, USC
all officers are also members of Council

Secretary

Virginia Mulle, University of Alaska Southeast

Editors

Sociological Perspectives

Charles Powers and Marilyn Fernandez, Santa Clara University

 

The Pacific Sociologist
PSA office

Association Office
Department of Sociology
csu-Sacramento
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95819-6005
Phone: 916-278-5254; Fax: 916-278-6281
psa@csus.edu

Past Officers & Editors

PAST OFFICERS AND EDITORS 1929-2006

Officers in the 1920s

President: 1929-30, Emory S. Bogardus (USC)
Vice-President: 1929-1930, William Kirk (Pomona College)
Secretary-Treasurer: Loren D. Osborn (Redlands)

Officers and Editors in the 1930s

President: 1930-31, Emory S. Bogardus (USC); 1931-32, William Kirk (Pomona College); 1932-33, Clarence M. Case (USC); 1933-34, George M. Day (Occidental); 1934, Constantine Panunzio (UCLA)*; 1934-35, Howard B. Woolston (Washington); 1935-36, Charles N. Reynolds (Stanford); 1936-37, Charles B. Mangold (USC); 1937-38, Samuel Haig Jameson (Oregon); 1938-30, Glenn E. Hoover (Mills).

Vice President: 1930-31, William Kirk (Pomona College); 1931-32, Clarence M. Case (USC); 1932-33, George M Day (Occidental); 1933-34, J. Stewart Burgess (Pomona); 1934, Erle F. Young (USC), 1934-35, Walter S. Hertzog (Chapman College) and Richard T. La Piere (Stanford); 1935-36 Elon H. Moore (Oregon) and Glen Carlson (Redlands); 1936-37, Fred R. Yoder (Washington State) and Glenn E. Hoover (Mills); 1937-38, C. W. Topping (British Columbia), Bertha Monroe (San Francisco State) and Martin H. Neumeyer (USC), 1938-39, Carl E. Dent (Washington State), Richard T. La Piere (Stanford), and David E. Henley (Whittier).

Secretary-Treasurer: Loren D. Osborn (Redlands); 1930-31,Walter S. Hertzog (California Christian College); 1931-32, David E. Henley (Whittier); 1932-33, Melvin J. Vincent (USC), 1933-34, Christine Galitzi (Scripps); 1934-1937, Martin H. Neumeyer (USC); 1937-38, Samuel Haig Jameson (Oregon); 1938-1939, Paul H. Landis (Washington State).

Advisory Council: in 1935-36, Clarence M Case (USC), Jesse F. Steiner (Washington), William A. Kirk (Pomona), Glenn E. Hoover (Mills), and Constantine Panunzio (UCLA), in 1936-37, William Kirk (Pomona), Glenn Hoover (Mills), Charles Reynolds (Stanford), Elon Moore (Oregon) and Constantine Panunzio (UCLA), in 1937-38, Charles Reynolds (Stanford), Constantine Panunzio (UCLA), Elon Moore (Oregon), Jessie Steiner (Washington), and Glen Carlson (Redlands); in 1938-39, Charles Reynolds (Stanford), Elon Moore (Oregon), Jesse Steiner (Washington), Glen Carlson (Redlands), and George Day (Occidental)

Editor: Proceedings, 1930-1939, Emory S. Bogardus (USC)

*There were two annual meetings in 1934 due to a decision to change the time of the annual meeting from January to December. The first meeting was held in January and the second in December. Hence there were technically two presidents in 1934.

Officers and Editors in the 1940s

Presidents: 1939-40, Martin H. Neumeyer (USC); 1940-41, Jessie Steiner (Washington); 1941-42, Elon Moore (Oregon); 1942-43, Glen Carlson (Redlands); 1943-44, William C. Smith (Linfield); 1944-46, Ray Barber* (Pomona); 1946-47, Calvin Schmid (Washington); 1947-48, Richard LaPiere (Stanford); and 1948-49, Harvey Locke (USC)

Vice Presidents: 1939-40, Robert Dann (Oregon State), Joel Berreman (Stanford), and Glen Carlson (Redlands); 1940-41, William C. Smith (Linfield), Richard LaPiere (Stanford), and David Henley (Whittier); 1941-42, Fred Yoder (Washington State), Joel Berreman (Stanford), and Ray Barber (Pomona); 1942-43 Norman Hayner (Washington), Dorothy Swain Thomas (UC Berkeley), and Melvin Vincent (USC); 1943-44, Robert Dann (Oregon), Richard LaPiere (Stanford), and Ray Barber (Pomona); 1944-45, Lawrence S. Bee (Oregon), Hubert Phillips (Fresno State), and F. A. Conrad (Arizona); 1945-46, C. W. Topping (British Columbia), John James (Portland State), and Charles B. Spaulding (UC Santa Barbara), 1946-47, Robert W. O’Brien (Washington), Hubert Phillips (Fresno State), and Harvey Locke (USC); 1947-48, Glen Bakkkum (Oregon State), Carl L. Lastrucci (San Francisco State), and Gwynne Nettler (UC Santa Barbara), 1948-49, Robert W. O’Brien (Washington), Robert Nisbet (UC Berkeley), and Leonard Broom (UCLA).

Secretary-Treasurers, 1939-1942, Paul Landis (Washington State); 1942-1945, Calvin Schmid (Washington); 1946-1948, Leonard Broom, UCLA; and 1948-1949 Gwynne Nettler (UC Santa Barbara)

Advisory Council: 1939-40, Glen E Carlson (Redlands), Jesse Steiner (Washington), George Day (Occidental), William Smith (Linfield), and Glenn Hoover (Mills); 1940-41, George Day (Occidental), William Smith (Linfield), and Glenn Hoover (Mills), Martin Neumeyer (USC), Robert Dann (Oregon State); 1941-45 (unknown); 1945-46, Dorothy Swain Thomas (Berkeley), Erle Young (USC), Jesse Steiner (Washington), Robert Dann (Oregon State), and William C. Smith (Linfield); 1946-47 (unknown); 1947-48, Fred Yoder (Washington State), Emory S. Bogardus (USC), Elon Moore (Oregon), Calvin Schmid (Washington), and Gwynne Nettler (UC Santa Barbara); and 1948-49, Emory S. Bogardus (USC), Elon Moore (Oregon), Calvin Schmid (Washington), George Lundberg (Washington) and C. W. Topping (British Columbia).

Editors, Proceedings: 1940-1948, Carl E. Dent (Washington State) and 1948-1949, Wallis Beasley (Washington State).

Representatives to the American Sociological Society: 1941-1944 Paul Landis (Washington State); 1945-1948 (unknown) and 1948- 1949, Calvin Schmid (Washington)

*Because of a decision in 1945 to move the annual meeting from December to April, Ray Barber served as President in both 1944-45 and 1945-46.

Officers and Editors in the 1950s

Presidents: 1949-1950, George Lundberg (Washington); in 1950-51, Leonard Broom (UCLA); 1951-52, Paul Wallin (Stanford); 19552-53, Student Dodd (Washington); 1953-54, Robert E. L. Faris (Washington); 1954-55 (Charles Spaulding (UC Santa Barbara); 1955-56, Joel V. Berreman* (Oregon); 1956-57, Ralph Turner (UCLA)**; 1957-58, John F. Foskett (Oregon)***; and 1958-59, S. Frank Miyamoto (Washington).

Vice-Presidents: 1949-50, Robert W. O’Brien (Whittier), Robert Nisbet (UC Berkeley) and Leonard Broom (UCLA; 1950-51, Joseph E. Bachelder (Washington State), Carlo Lastrucci (San Francisco State) and Ernest Greenwood (UC Berkeley); 1951-52, Joel Berreman (Oregon State), Harold Jacoby (College of the Pacific) and Edward Lemart (UC Davis); 1952-53, Charles B. Spaulding (Whittier), Robert A Nisbet (UC Berkeley) and Frank Miyamoto (Washington); 1953-54, William S. Robinson (UCLA), Harold E. Jones (UC Berkeley), and Clarence Schrag (Washington); 1954-55, Alvin Scaff (Pomona), David Bruner (College of the Pacific), and John Rademaker (Willamette); 1955-56, Charles Bowerman (Oregon), Ernest Greenwood (UC Berkeley) and Ralph Turner (UCLA); 1956-57, Walter T. Martin (Oregon), Wilson Record (Sacramento State) and Georges Sabagh (UCLA); 1957-58, John Foskett (Oregon), Carlo Lastrucci (San Francisco State) and Robert W. O’Brien (Whittier); 1958-59, Ivan Nye (UCLA), Edwin Lemert (UC Davis) and Donald Cressey (UC Santa Barbara).

Advisory Council: 1949-50, George Lundberg (Washington), C.W. Topping (British Columbia) and others unknown; 1950-51: George Lundberg (Washington), C.W. Topping (British Columbia), Glenn Bakkum (Oregon State), and others unknown; 1951-52, Ray Barber (Pomona), Harvey Locke (USC), Glenn Bakkum (Oregon State), Leonard Broom (UCLA) and others unknown; 1952-53, Ray Barber (Pomona), Glenn Bakkum (Oregon State), Harvey Locke (USC), George Lundberg (Washington), Robert O’Brien (Washington), and Paul Wallin (Stanford); 1953-54, Joel Berreman (Oregon), Ray Barber (Pomona), Stuart Dodd (Washington), Harold Jacoby (College of the Pacific), Harvey Locke (USC), and George Lundberg (Washington); 1954-55, Frederick Conrad (Arizona), Carlo Lastrucci (San Francisco State), Joel Berreman (Oregon), Robert E. L. Faris (Washington), Harold Jacoby (College of the Pacific), and George Lundberg (Washington); 1955-56, Leonard Broom (UCLA), Frederick Conrad (Arizona), Harold Jacoby (College of the Pacific), Carlo Lastrucci (San Francisco State), and Charles Spaulding (UC Santa Barbara); 1956-57, Joel Berreman (Oregon), Leonard Broom (UCLA), Frederick A. Conrad (Arizona), Robert E. L. Faris (Washington), Carlo L. Lastrucci (San Francisco State), and Paul Wallin (Stanford); 1957-58, Leonard Broom (UCLA), Robert E. L. Faris (Washington), Robert O’Brien (Whittier), Clarence Schrag (Washington), Ralph Turner (UCLA), and Paul Wallin (Stanford); 1958-59, John Foskett (Oregon), Robert E. L. Faris (Washington), Robert O’Brien (Whittier), Clarence Schrag (Washington), Ralph Turner (UCLA), and Paul Wallin (Stanford).

Representatives to the Council of the American Sociological Society: 1949-1952, Calvin Schmid (Washington); 1953-54, Leonard Broom (UCLA); 1955-1957, Ray E. Barber (Pomona); 1958-1959, Leonard Broom (Texas).

Secretary-Treasurers: 1949-51, Gwynne Nettler (UC Santa Barbara); 1951-1954, Ralph Turner (UCLA), 1954-58, Frank Miyamoto (Washington); 1958-1959, John James (Portland State).

Editors: 1953-1957, Vernon Davies (Washington State) the Proceedings and 1958-1959, John Foskett (Oregon) the Pacific Sociological Review.

* Joel Berreman received a Fulbright to the Philippines and Charles Bowerman was designated at Acting President, according to the Constitution.

** Ralph Turner received an award that took him to England for a year’s study. Georges Sabagh (USC) was appointed Acting President, according to the Constitution.

***Charles Bowerman was elected as President in 1958. However, he resigned after he accepted a position at the University of North Carolina. Consequently, John Foskett, first Vice-President, became Acting President.

Officers and Editors in the 1960s

Presidents: 1959-60, Donald Cressey (UCLA); 1960-61, Clarence Schrag (Washington); 1961-62, Robert A. Nisbet (UC Riverside); 1962-63, Harry Alpert (Oregon); 1963-64, Sanford M. Dornbusch (Stanford); 1964-65, Walter T. Martin (Oregon); 1965-66, Melvin Seeman (UCLA); 1966-67, James F. Short, Jr. (Washington State); 1967-68, Jack P. Gibbs (Texas); and 1968-69, Otto N. Larson (Washington)

Vice-Presidents: 1959-60, Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State), Reinhard Bendix (UC Berkeley) and Otto Larson (Washington); 1960-61, Harry Alpert (Oregon), Wendel Bell (UCLA) and Edmund Volkart (Stanford); 1961-62, R. L. James (University of Aberta), Santo F. Camilleri (Stanford University), and Orin Klapp (San Diego State); 1962-63, John James (Portland State), Mervyn Cadwallader (San Jose State) and William Klausner (Redlands); 1963-64, Edward McDonagh (USC), Wilson Record (Sacramento State) and Walter T. Martin (Oregon); 1964-65, Otto Larson (Washington), Howard Becker (Stanford) and Maurice Van Arsdol (USC); 1965-66, James F. Short, Jr. (Washington State), Carl Backman (Nevada Reno) and Raymond Bowers (Arizona); 1966-67, Donald L. Mills (University of Alberta), Morris Zelditch (Stanford) and David Gold (UC Santa Barbara); 1967-68, Benton Johnson (Oregon), Donald Garrity (San Francisco State) and LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1968-69, William R. Catton (Washington), Douglas S. Yamamura (Hawaii) and Georges Sabagh (UCLA)

Representative to the Council of the American Sociological Society: 1959-60, Leonard Broom (Texas); 1960-1963, Walter T. Martin (Oregon); 1963-1965, Philip Selznick*(UC Berkeley); 1965-67, Frank Miyamoto** (Washington)

Representatives at Large:1967-1969, Frank Miyamoto (Washington)

Secretary-Treasurers: 1959-61, John James*** (Portland State); 1961-1964, Maurice Van Arsdol (USC); 1964-1967, Robert A. Ellis (Oregon); 1967-1968, John Pock****(Reed) and Thomas F. Hoult**** (ASU); 1968-1969, Thomas F. Hoult (ASU).

Advisory Council: 1959-60, Kingsley Davis (Berkeley), John Foskett (Oregon), Clarence Schrag (Washington), Robert O’Brien (Whittier), Ralph Turner (UCLA) and Frank Miyamoto (Washington); 1960-61, Wilson Record***** (Sacramento State), Ralph Turner (UCLA), Kingsley Davis (UC Berkeley), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State), Donald Cressey (UCLA), and John Foskett (Oregon); 1961-62, Otto Larson (Washington), Wilson Record (Sacramento State), Ralph Turner (UCLA), Kingsley Davis (UC Berkeley), John Foskett (Oregon), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State); 1962-63, Frank Miyamoto (Washington), Edmund Volkart (Stanford), Otto Larson (Washington), Wilson Record (Sacramento State), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State) and Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside); 1963-64, Harry Alpert (Oregon), Frank Miyamoto (Washington), Edmund Volkart (Oregon State), Otto Larson (Washington); Wendell Bell****** (UCLA) and John Clausen (UC Berkeley); 1964-65, Sanford Dornbusch (Stanford), John Clausen (UC Berkeley), Frank Miyamoto (Washington), Edmund Volkart (Oregon State), John Pock (Reed) and Henry L. Manheim (ASU); 1965-66, Walter T. Martin (Oregon), John Clausen (UC Berkeley), Henry L. Manheim (ASU), John C. Pock (Reed), Reinhard Bendix (UC Berkeley) and Maurice Van Arsdol (USC); 1966-67, Reinhard Bendix (UC Berkeley), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State), John C. Pock (Reed), Melvin Seeman (UCLA), William Kornhauser (UC Berkeley), and Maurice Van Arsdol (USC); 1967-68, Reinhard Bendix (UC Berkeley), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State), William Kornhauser (UC Berkeley), and Maurice Van Arsdol (USC), James F. Short Jr. (Washington State) and Harry Alpert (Oregon); 1968-69, William Kornhauser (UC Berkeley), Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State), Harry Alpert (Oregon), Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside), Jack Gibbs (Texas) and Melvin Seeman******* (UCLA); 1969-70, Harry Alpert (Oregon), Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside), Melvin Seeman (UCLA), William Chambliss (UC Santa Barbara), Otto Larson (Washington) and Donald Garrity (San Francisco State)

Editor, Pacific Sociological Review: 1959-1960, John Foskett (Oregon); 1961-62, Otto Larson (Washington); 1962-1966, John Foskett (Oregon), and 1967-1969, John McGregor (Oregon)

*Philip Selznick resigned with one year left in his term of office.

**In 1967, the position of Representative to the American Sociological Society was changed to Representative at Large

***Alvin Scaff was elected as Secretary-Treasurer, but resigned and John James was then appointed to fill the vacancy.

****In 1967-1968, the Secretary-Treasurer position was separated.

*****Kingsley Davis was elected to the Advisory Council in 1960, but was already a member of Council. Consequently, Wilson Record, who received the second largest number of votes, was placed on the Council for a three-year term. However, he was only able to serve one year of this term.

******Wendell Bell resigned from the Advisory Council in April of 1964 and did not complete his term. Henry Manheim was elected to serve the rest of Bell’s term. However, a mistake occurred. Manheim was suppose to have been elected to a full term and John Pock was supposed to have been elected to serve the remaining term of Bell. Since the election had already occurred, the error was never corrected.

*******Due to a “goof” in the election for 1968 officers, Melvin Seeman was appointed to the Advisory Board.

Officers and Editors in the 1970s

Presidents: 1969-70, Carl Backman (Nevada Reno); 1970-71, Edward Gross (Washington); 1971-72, Herbert Blumer (UC Berkeley); 1972-73, Gertrude Selznick (UC Berkeley); 1973-74, Edwin Lemert (UC Davis); 1974-75, Richard J. Hill (Oregon); 1976-77, David Gold (UC Santa Barbara); 1977-78 (Joseph Gusfield (UC San Diego); 1978-79, Robert Dubin (UC Irvine)

Vice-Presidents: 1969-70, Robert Leik (Washington), Dennis McElrath (UC Santa Cruz) and Harold Garfinkel (UCLA); 1970-71, Ted Johannis (Oregon), Milton Bloombaum (Hawaii) and LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1971-72, Herbert Costner (Washington), Bernard Cohen (Stanford) and Richard Flacks (UC Santa Barbara); 1972-73, Wilson Record (Portland State), Glenn Vernon (Utah) and Solomon Korbin (USC); 1973-74, Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State), John Lofland (UC Davis) and Thomas Lasswell (USC); 1974-75, Joan Acker (Oregon), Sheri Cavan (San Francisco State) and Bernard Farber (Arizona State); 1975-76, Elaine Cummings (University of Victoria), Travis Hershey (UC Davis) and Bennett Berger (UC San Diego); 1976-77, Don Gibbons (Portland State), Nancy J. Olsen (Santa Clara) and Herman Turk (UC Riverside); 1977-78, Sandra Ball-Rokeach (Washington State), John Kinch (San Francisco State) and Leonard Gordon (ASU); and 1978-79, John Pock (Reed), Virginia Olesen (San Francisco State) and Fred Davis (UC San Diego)

Advisory Council: 1969-70, Harry Alpert (Oregon), William Chambliss (UC Santa Barbara), Donald Garrity (San Francisco State), Otto Larson (Washington), Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside) and Melvin Seeman (UCLA); 1970-71, Carl Backman (Nevada-Reno), William Chambliss (UC Santa Barbara), Donald Garrity (San Francisco State), Donald L. Mills (University of Calgary), Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside) and Melvin Seeman (UCLA); 1971-72, William Chambliss (UC Santa Barbara), Robert Dubin (Oregon), Donald Garrity (San Francisco State), Gordon K. Hirabayashi (University of Alberta), and Donald L. Mills (University of Calgary); 1972-73, Herbert Blumer (UC Berkeley), Arlene K. Daniels (Scientific Analysis Corporation, San Francisco), Robert Dubin (Oregon), Gordon K. Hirabayashi (University of Alberta), Donald L. Mills (University of Calgary) and Virginia Olesen (UC San Francisco); 1973-74, Arlene K. Daniels (Scientific Analysis Corporation in San Francisco), Robert Dubin (UC Irvine), Gordon K. Hirabayashi (University of Alberta), Virginia Olesen (UC San Francisco), Gertrude Selznick (UC Berkeley) and Jacqueline P. Wiseman (San Francisco State); 1974-75, Arlene K. Daniels (Scientific Analysis Corporation in San Francisco), Herbert Costner (Washington), Joan Moore (USC), Jacqueline P. Wiseman (San Francisco State), Virginia Olesen (San Francisco Sate) and Edwin Lemert (UC Davis); 1975-76, Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State), Richard J. Hill (Oregon), Malcolm W. Klein (USC), John Lofland* (UC Davis), Joan Moore (USC) and Jacqueline P. Wiseman (UC San Diego); 1976-77, Herbert Costner (Washington), Lyn Lofland (UC Davis), Jack Gibbs (Texas), Herbert Blalock (Washington), Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State), and Malcolm W. Klein (USC); 1977-78, David Gold (UC Santa Barbara), Jane Mercer (UC Riverside), Barbara Laslett (USC), Lyn Lofland (UC Davis), Malcom Klein (USC), and Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State); and 1978-79, Phillip Hammond (Arizona), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), Jane Mercer (UC Riverside), Lyn Lofland (UC Davis), Barbara Laslett (USC), and Joseph Gusfield (UC San Diego)

Secretary-Treasurers: 1969-72, Thomas Hoult (ASU); 1972-75, Leonard Gordon** (ASU); 1975-78, Ronald Hardert (ASU); 1978-79, Mary Laner (ASU)

Representatives-at-Large: 1969-72, David Gold (UC Santa Barbara); 1972-75, Robert Nisbet (UC Riverside); 1975-78, LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1978-1980, John Kitsuse (UC Santa Cruz).

Editors: Pacific Sociological Review, 1970-1972, John MacGregor (Oregon); and 1973-1979, Aubrey Wendling (San Diego State)

*John Lofland was appointed to a one-year term on the Advisory Council to replace Herbert Costner who was elected President.

**Thomas Hoult resigned in 1972 after reelection due to a sabbatical leave. Leonard Gordon was appointed to replace him.

Officers and Editors in the 1980s

Presidents: 1979-80, Leonard Gordon (ASU); 1980-81, John Lofland (UC Davis); 1981-82, Lois B. DeFeur (Washington State); 1982-83, Don C. Gibbons (Portland State); 1983-84, LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1984-85, William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1985-86, Edgar Borgatta (Washington); 1986-87, Bernard Farber (ASU); 1987-88, Stanley Lieberson (UC Berkeley); and 1988-89, Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside

Presidents-Elect:* 1980-81, Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State); 1981-82, Don C. Gibbons (Portland State); 1982-83, LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1983-84, William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1984-85, Edgar R. Borgatta (Washington); 1985-86; 1986-87, Stanley Liberson (UC Berkeley); 1987-88, Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); and 1988-89, Lyn Lofland (UC Davis)

Past Presidents:** 1983-84, Don C. Gibbons (Portland State); 1984-85, LaMar T. Empey (USC); 1985-86, William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1986-87, Edgar F. Borgatta (Washington); 1987-88, Bernard Farber (ASU); and 1988-89, Stanley Lieberson (UC Berkeley

Vice-Presidents: 1979-80, Barbara Laslett (USC), Benton Johnson (Oregon), and John Meyer (Stanford); 1980-81, Elizabeth Cohen (Stanford), Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside), Leonard D Cain Jr. (Portland State); 1981-82, Lyn Lofland (UC Davis), Daniel Glaser (USC), and Gwynn Nettler (University of Alberta); 1982-83, Barbara Rosenblum (Vermont College), Carol A.B. Warren (USC), and Riley Dunlap (Washington State); 1983-84, Linda B. Bourque (UCLA); 1984-85, Stanley Liberson (UC Berkeley); 1985-86, Francesca Cancian (UC Irvine); 1986-87, Jane R. Mercer (UC Riverside); 1987-88, Jane Prather (CSU Northridge); and 1988-89, Karen Cook (Washington)

Vice-Presidents Elect:** 1983-84, Stanley Liberson (UC Berkeley); 1984-85, Francesca Cancian (UC Irvine); 1985-86, Jane R. Mercer (UC Riverside); 1986-87, Jane Prather (CSU Northridge); 1987-88, Karen Cook (Washington); 1988-89, and Robert O’Brien (Oregon)

Advisory Council: 1979-80, Robert Dubin (UC Irvine), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), Phillip Hammond (UC Santa Barbara), Sanford Dornbusch (Stanford), Aubrey Wendling*** (San Diego State), and Jane Mercer (UC Riverside); 1980-81, Leonard Gordon (ASU), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), Phillip Hammond (UC Santa Barbara), Sanford Dornbush (Stanford), Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), and William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1981-82, Carol A.B. Warren (USC), Jacqueline Wiseman (UC San Diego), Sanford Dornbusch (Stanford), Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), and William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1982-83, Lois B. DeFleur (Washington State), Linda Bourque (USC), Jacqueline Wiseman (UC San Diego), Julius Roth (UC Davis), Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), and William R. Catton, Jr. (Washington State); 1983-84, Edward Gross (Washington), Gary G. Hamilton (UC Davis), Marilyn Ihinger-Tallman (Washington State), Julius Roth (UC Davis), Carol A.B. Warren (USC), and Jacqueline Wiseman (UC San Diego); 1984-85, Edward Gross (Washington), Gary Hamilton (UC Davis), Marilyn Ihinger-Tallman (Washington State), Julius Roth (UC Davis), Phillip Bonacich (UCLA), and Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); 1985-86, Phillip Bonacich (UCLA), Edward Gross (Washington), Gary Hamilton (UC Davis), John Kinch (San Francisco State), Marilyn Ihinger-Tallman (Washington State), and Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); 1986-87, Milton Bloombaum (University of Hawaii at Manoa), Phillip Bonacich (UCLA), Riley Dunlap (Washington State), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), and Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); 1987-88, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), Milton Bloombaum (University of Hawaii at Manoa), Riley Dunlap (Washington State), David Gold (UC Santa Barbara), John Kinch (San Francisco State), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), and Mary Laner (ASU); and 1988-89, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), David Gold (UC Santa Barbara), Pepper Schwartz (Washington), Riley Dunlap (Washington State), Sanford Donbusch (Stanford), and Milton Bloombaum (University of Hawaii at Manoa)

Secretary-Treasurer: 1979-81, Mary R. Laner (ASU); 1981-84, Fred Lindstrom (ASU); 1984-87, Mary R. Laner**** (ASU); 1987-90, Fred Preston (UNLV)

Representative-at-Large: 1979-1982, John Kitsuse (UC Santa Cruz); and 1983-1984, Rachel Kahn-Hut***** (San Francisco State);

Editors of the Pacific Sociological Review: 1980-85, David Gold (UC Santa Barbara); 1986-88, Bernard Barber (ASU), and Editor of Sociological Perspectives: 1989-90, John Pock (Reed College)
*This position was created by a revision in the Constitution in 1979.
**These positions were created by a revision in the Constitution in 1982.
***Aubrey Wendling was appointed to take the place of Barbara Laslett who was elected as a Vice-President.
****Fred Lindstrom served as “acting Secretary-Treasurer” in 1984-85, due to prior commitments of Mary Laner.
*****The position of Representative-at-Large ended in 1984.

Officers and Editors in the 1990s

Presidents: 1989-1990, Lyn Lofland (UC Davis); 1990-91, Karen Cook (University of Washington); 1991-92, Morris Zelditch (Stanford); 1992-93, Randall Collins (UC Riverside); 1993-94, Francesca Cancian (UC Irvine); 1994-95, Jane Prather (CSU Northridge); 1995-96, Thomas Scheff (UC Santa Barbara); 1996-97, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); 1997-98, David Snow (Arizona); 1998-99, and Cecilia Ridgeway (Stanford)

Presidents-Elect: 1989-1990, Karen Cook (Washington); 1990-91, Morris Zelditch (Stanford); 1991-92, Randall Collins (UC Riverside); 1992-93, Francesca Cancian (UC Irvine); 1993-94, Jane Prather (CSU Northridge); 1994-95, Thomas Scheff (UC Santa Barbara); 1995-96, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); 1996-97, David Snow (Arizona); 1997-98, Cecilia Ridgeway (Stanford); and 1998-99, Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State)

Past-Presidents: 1989-1990, Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); 1990-91, Lyn Lofland (UC Davis); 1991-92, Karen Cook (University of Washington); 1992-93, Morris Zelditch (Stanford); 1993-94, Randall Collins (UC Riverside); 1994-95, Francesca Cancian (UC Irvine); 1995-96, Jane Prather (CSU Northridge); 1996-97, Thomas Scheff (UC Santa Barbara); 1997-98, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); and 1998-99, David Snow (Arizona)

Vice-Presidents: 1989-90, Robert O 1990-91, Mary Laner (Arizona State); 1991-92, Viktor Gecas (Washington State); 1992-93, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); 1993-94, David Snow (Arizona); 1994-95, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); 1995-96, Ann Sundgren (Tacoma Community College); 1996-97, Pamela Roby (UC Santa Cruz); 1997-98, Judith Howard (Washington); 1998-99, Diane Beeson (CSU Hayward)

Vice Presidents-Elect: 1989-90, Mary Laner (ASU); 1990-91, Victor Gecas (Washington State); 1991-92, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); 1992-93, David Snow (Arizona); 1993-94, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); 1994-95, Ann Sundgren (Tacoma Community College); 1995-96, Pamela Roby (UC Santa Cruz); 1996-97, Judith Howard (Washington); 1997-98, Diane Beeson (CSU Hayward); and 1998-99, Hal Charnosfky, CSU Dominguez Hills

Past-Vice Presidents*: 1992-93, Viktor Gecas (Washington State); 1993-94, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA); 1994-95, David Snow (Arizona); 1995-96, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); 1996-97, Ann Sundgren (Tacoma Community College); 1997-98, Pamela Roby (UC Santa Cruz); 1998-99, Judith Howard (Washington)

Secretary-Treasurers: 1990-93, Fred Preston (UNLV); 1993- 1999, Dean S. Dorn (CSU Sacramento)

Council Members: 1989-90, Rodolfo Alvarez (UCLA), Sanford Dornbusch (Stanford), Pamela Elkind (Eastern Washington), Don Gibbons (Portland State), David Gold (UC Santa Barbara), and Morris Zelditch (Stanford).
1990-91, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); Sanford Dornbusch (Stanford); Pamela Elkind (Eastern Washington); Don Gibbons (Portland State); Robert Snow (Arizona State), and Morris Zelditch (Stanford); 1991-92, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); Dean S. Dorn (CSU Sacramento); Pamela Elkind (Eastern Washington); Don Gibbons (Portland State); Robert Snow (Arizona State), and Morris Zelditch (Stanford); 1992-93, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); Dean S. Dorn (CSU Sacramento); Rachel Kahn-Hut (San Francisco State); Richard Mitchell (Oregon State); Marsha Rosenbaum (Institute for Scientific Analysis), and Robert Snow (Arizona State); 1993-94, Sharon Davis (University of La Verne), Dula Espinosa (Arizona State), Kathleen Kaiser (CSU Chico)**, Rachel Kahn-Hut (San Francisco State), Richard Mitchell (Oregon State), Frederick Preston, Past Secretary-Treasurer (UNLV), and Marsha Rosenbaum (Institute for Scientific Analysis); 1994-95, Dula Espinosa (Arizona State), Rachel Kahn-Hut (San Francisco State), Richard Mitchell (Oregon State), Marsha Rosenbaum (Institute for Scientific Analysis), Masako Ishii-Kuntz (UC Riverside), and Sharon Davis (University of La Verne); 1995-96, Masako Ishii-Kuntz (UC Riverside), Eldon Wegner (Hawaii), Kathryn Farr (Portland State), Judith Stepan-Norris (UC Irvine), Marie Butler (Oxnard College), and Sharon K. Araji (Alaska, Anchorage); 1996-97, Janet Lee (Oregon State), Jane Hood (New Mexico), Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State), Elden Wegner (Hawaii), Kathryn Farr (Portland State), and Judith Stepan-Norris (UC Irvine); 1997-98, Janet Lee (Oregon State), Jane Hood (New Mexico), Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State), Peter Callero (Western Oregon), Laura Nathan (Mills College), and Scott Coltrane (UC Riverside); and 1998-99, Peter Callero (Western Oregon), Laura Nathan (Mills College), Scott Coltrane (UC Riverside), Peter Nardi (Pitzer College), Patricia Gwartney (Oregon), and Judith Little (Humboldt State)

Editors: 1990-92, John Pock (Reed College); 1993-95, Jonathan Turner (UC Riverside); and 1996-99, Charles Hohm (San Diego State)

*The position of Past Vice President was created by a change in the Constitution in 1992.

**Kathleen Kaiser was elected to Council in 1993-94. Due to an error, she was also elected to the Nominations Committee on the fall 1993 ballot. Since the Constitution does not allow an individual to hold two elected positions at the same time, Kaiser did not serve on Council. Consequently, Council had only five elected members in 1993-94, plus the Past Secretary-Treasurer.

Officers, Editors, and Secretary in the 2000s

Presidents: 1999-2000, Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State); 2000-2001, Scott Coltrane (UC Riverside); 2001-2002, Judith Howard (University of Washington); 2002-2003, Jean Stockard (University of Oregon); 2003-2004, Earl Babbie (Chapman University); 2004-2005, Pepper Schwartz (University of Washington); 2005-2006, Peter Nardi (Pitzer College); 2006-2007, Charles F. Hohm (CSU Dominguez Hills); 2007-2008, Jodi O'Brien (Seattle University)

President-elect: 1999-2000, Scott Coltrane (UC Riverside); 2000-2001, Judith Howard (University of Washington); 2001-2002, Jean Stockard, University of Oregon; 2002-2003, Earl Babbie, Chapman University; 2003-2004, Pepper Schwartz (University of Washington); 2004-2005, Peter Nardi (Pitzer College); 2005-2006, Charles F. Hohm (CSU Dominguez Hills); 2006-2007, Jodi O'Brien (Seattle University); 2007-2008, Judith Treas (UC Irvine)

Past Presidents: 1999-2000, Cecilia Ridgeway (Stanford); 2000-2001, Kathy Charmaz (Sonoma State); 2001-2002, Scott Coltrane (UC Riverside), 2002-2003, Judith Howard (University of Washington); 2003-2004, Jean Stockard (University of Oregon); 2004-2005, Earl Babbie (Chapman University); 2005-2006, Pepper Schwartz (University of Washington; 2006-2007, Peter Nardi (Pitzer College); 2007-2008, Charles F. Hohm (CSU Dominguez Hills); 2007-2008, Charles F. Hohm (CSU Dominguez Hills)

Vice Presidents: 1999-2000, Hal Charnofsy (CSU Dominguez Hills; 2000-2001,Diane Wolf (UC Davis); 2001-2002, Chuck Hohm (San Diego State); 2002-2003, Richard Serpe (CSU San Marcos); 2003-2004, Jane Hood (University of New Mexico); 2004-2005, Yen Le Espiritu (UC San Diego); 2005-2006, Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (St. Mary’s College); 2006-2007, Beth Schneider (UC Santa Barbara); 2007-2008, Marilyn Fernandez (Santa Clara University)

Vice Presidents-elect: 1999-2000, Diane Wolf (UC Davis); 2000-2001, Charles Hohm (San Diego State); 2001-2002, Richard Serpe (CSU San Marcos), 2002-2003, Jane Hood (University of New Mexico); 2003-2004, Yen Le Espirtiu (UC San Diego); 2004-2005, Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (St. Mary’s College); 2005-2006, Beth Schneider (UC Santa Barbara); 2006-2007, Marilyn Fernandez (Santa Clara University); 2007-2008, Robert O'Brien (University of Oregon)*

Council: 1999-2000, Jennifer Pierce (University of Minnesota), Harvey Rich (CSU Northridge), Pedro Noguera (UC Berkeley), Peter Nardi (Pitzer College), Patricia Gwartney (University of Oregon), and Judith Little (Humboldt State University); 2000-2001, Jennifer Pierce (University of Minnesota), Harvey Rich (CSU Northridge), Pedro Noguera (UC Berkeley), Richard Mitchell (Oregon State), Marjorie Seashsore (San Francisco State), and Michael Messner (USC); 2001-2002, Richard Mitchell (Oregon State), Marjorie Seashore (San Francisco State), Michael Messner (USC), Sharon Araji (University of Alaska Anchorage); Karen Miller-Loessi (Arizona State), and Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (St. Mary’s College); 2002-2003, Sharon Araji (University of Alaska Anchorage); Karen Miller-Loessi (Arizona State), Phylis Cancilla Martinelli (St. Mary’s College), Jodi O’Brien (Seattle University), Stephen Kulis (Arizona State), and Marilyn Fernandez (Santa Clara University); 2003-2004, Jodi O’Brien (Seattle University), Stephen Kulis (Arizona State), Marilyn Fernandez (Santa Clara University), Michael Blain (Boise State), Karen Hossfeld (San Francisco State), and Mary Texeira (CSU San Bernardino); 2004-2005: Michael Blain (Boise State University(), Karen Hossfeld (San Francisco State), Mary Texeira (CSU San Bernardino), Sharon Elise (CSU San Marcso), Tina Martinez (Blue Mountain Community College), and Nicole Raeburn (University of San Francisco); 2005-2006: Sharon Elise (CSU San Marcos), Tina Martinez (Blue Mountain Community College), Nicole Raeburn (University of San Franciso), Roberta Lessor (Chapman University), Keith Farrington (Whitman College), Paul Lopez (CSU Chico), and graduate student member (Mark Hudson, Oregon State University); 2006-2007: Roberta Lessor (Chapman University), Keith Farrington (Whitman College), Paul Lopez (CSU Chico), graduate student member, Marcella Gemilli (Arizona State Univeristy),  Amy Wharton (Washington State University-Vancouver), Jan Stets (UC Riverside), and Charles Powers (Santa Clara University); 2007-2008: Rosemary Powers (Eastern Washington University), Candan Duran-Aydintug (University of Colorado Denver), Belinda Robnett (UC Irvine), Amy Wharton (Washington State University), Jan Stets (UC Riverside), Chuck Powers (Santa Clara University), Melanie Jones (UC Davis)

Secretary: 2004-, Virginia Mulle (Univeristy of Alaska, Southweat)

Secretary-Treasurer: 2000-2003, Dean S. Dorn (CSU Sacramento); Executive Director: 2004-Dean S. Dorn (CSU Sacramento);

Editors, Sociological Persepctives: 2000-2003, Peter Nardi (Pitzer College), 2004-2007 Richard Serpe and Donald Barrett (CSU San Marcos); The Pacific Sociologist: 2000-2002, Boise State Sociology Department (Marty Orr, Richard Baker, Michael Blain, and Steven Patrick); 2003-2004, Dean S. Dorn, PSA Office (CSU Sacramento) 2004-

*Robert O'Brien (University of Oregon) was elected by Council as vice president due to the withdrawal of Amy Binder.