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2004-2005 Committees
Articles and Bylaws: Reviews
and revises Chapter articles of incorporation as directed by the Executive
Committee.
Nancy Johnson (Georgia State University), Chair
Tim Chinaris (Appalachian School of Law)
Pam Deemer (Emory University)
Catherine Lemann (Law Library of Louisiana)
Nancy Miller (University of South Carolina)
Michael Petit (American University)
Education and Publications: Responsible
for the development of publications for the benefit of the Chapter's
members; also, responsible for developing SEAALL program proposals for
the AALL annual meeting. (2 year term)
Terri Saye (University of North Carolina), Chair
Ann-Marie Berti (University of North Carolina)
Marie Hamm (Regents University)
Patricia Kidd (Howard University)
Julie Kimbrough (University of North Carolina)
Robyn Rebollo (West Group)
Tracy Lynne Woodard (Howard University)
Government Relations: Monitors
legislative, regulatory and judicial developments that affect SEAALL,
the practice of law librarianship or the creation and dissemination
of information for the states in the southeast region of the U.S. This
committee keeps the membership informed by print and electronic means.
(2 year term)
Rebekah Maxwell (University of South Carolina), Chair
Russell Altman (Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, Columbia, SC)
Charlene Cain (Louisiana State University)
Deborah Norwood (George Washington University)
Emily Urban (Vanderbilt University)
Sally Wambold (University of Richmond)
Colleen Williams (Georgia State University)
Local Arrangements:
Tim Lewis (Alabama Supreme Court & State Law Library),
Chair
Membership: Promotes chapter
membership and vitality within the region, maintains and distributes
a biannual membership directory and coordinates activities for new members,
retiring members and the organization. (2 year term)
Sue Kelleher (Barry University), Chair
Marcia Baker (Wake Forest University)
Carol Collins (University of Tennessee)
Scott DeLeve (University of Mississippi)
Deborah Jefferies (North Carolina Central University)
Masako Patrum (Wake Forest University)
Nancy Strohmeyer (Barry University)
Newsletter and Public Relations:
Responsible for the publication of the
"Southeastern Law Librarian" four times a year. (2 year term)
Steve Melamut (University of North Carolina), Chair
Karin Den Bleyker (Mississippi College)
Nancy Fritz (University of Kentucky)
Karen Nuckolls (West Virginia University)
Michele Pope (Loyola University)
Linda Sobey (Florida A & M)
Dee Wood (University of Kentucky)
Gary Yessin (Florida A & M)
Nominations (2004):
Susan Lewis-Somers (American University), Chair
Donna Bausch (Norfolk Law Library)
Ismael Gullon (Mercer University)
Placement: Communicates
the availability of new positions in the southeast; also, responds to
potential employers with information about SEAALL members who are interested
in new employment opportunities. (2 year term)
Colleen Manning (Florida Coastal School of Law), Chair
Georgia Chadwick (Law Library of Louisiana)
Melanie Creech (North Carolina Central University)
Maureen Cropper (Louisiana State University)
Margaret Milam (American University)
Eileen Santos (Howard University)
Randall Thompson (Louisiana State University)
Program: Plans and implements the educational program
for the chapter's annual meeting.
Pam Deemer (Emory University), Chair
Glen-Peter Ahlers (Barry University)
Marcia Burris (Ogletree, Deakins, et. al. Greenville , SC)
Miriam Childs (Law Library of Louisiana)
Joyce Janto (University of Richmond)
Billie Jo Kaufman (American University)
Terry Long (Virginia State Law Library)
Lynn Murray (University of Mississippi)
Deidra Payne (Lexis/Nexis)
Scholarship: Publicizes,
manages and awards the annual Lucille Elliott scholarships. (2 year
term)
Pam Williams (University of Florida), Chair
Nan Adams (Georgia State University)
Beth Adelman (Georgia State University)
Janet Hirt (Vanderbilt University)
Bill Magee (Regent University)
Charles Oates (Regent University)
Cheryn Picquet (University of Tennessee)
Jennifer Sekula (William & Mary)
Service to SEAALL:
Donna Bausch (Norfolk Law Library), Chair
Nancy Johnson (Georgia State University)
James Heller (William & Mary)
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