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Debra Adams Simmons,
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland
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Ronnie Agnew, Mississippi Public Broadcasting, Jackson
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Nancy Barnes, Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Amanda Bennett, Bloomberg News,
New York
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Jim Brady, Digital First Media, New York
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Neil Brown, Tampa Bay (Fla.) Times
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Chris Callahan, Arizona State University, Phoenix
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Alfredo Carbajal, Al Día, Dallas
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Stephen Engelberg, ProPublica, New York
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Manny Garcia, El Nuevo Herald, Miami
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Anders Gyllenhaal,
McClatchy Washington Bureau
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Michael Oreskes, The Associated Press, New York
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Ken Paulson, First Amendment Center, Nashville, Tenn., ex officio
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Melanie Sill, Southern California Public Radio, Pasadena
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George Stanley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Mizell Stewart III, The E.W. Scripps Co., Cincinnati
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Margaret Sullivan, The New York Times
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How the board is selected
The ASNE bylaws state: "The president, vice president and secretary shall be elected by the board of directors from its membership at the first meeting following the election of directors. The treasurer shall be elected by the board from its membership at the fall board meeting but will not assume office until the first meeting following the next election of directors. Each officer shall serve for a term of one year."
The ASNE board of directors is elected by ASNE members.
From the bylaws, "The board of directors, whose duties shall begin immediately following their election, shall be composed of not more than 22 persons:
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the four officers – president, vice president, secretary and treasurer;
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not more than 15 members elected by the membership;
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up to 2 members appointed from time to time by the president of the Society, subject to approval of the elected members of the Board of Directors; and
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the immediate past president of the Society, who shall serve in an ex officio capacity for one year following the expiration of his or her term as president.
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