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1 05. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES 2,564 VICE-PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT-ELECT Votes Percent Lauren Pressley, % Elected José Aguiñaga % DIRECTOR-AT-LARGE (For a four-year term) Votes Percent Kelly Jacobsma,32 58.% Elected Erin Tieman Smith % DIRECTOR-AT-LARGE (For a four-year term) Votes Percent Jeanne R. Davidson, % Elected Annemarie Roscello, %
2 07. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY SECTION 37 Katie Elson Anderson % Elected Carolyn Jones McCallum % SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Erin Pappas % Elected Jill Conte % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Susan Silver % Elected Ruth Baker %
3 08. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES ARTS SECTION 37 Yvette Cortes % Elected Write-in candidate 0 0.0% SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Mallory Sajewski % Elected Write-in candidate 0 0.0%
4 0. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES COLLEGE LIBRARIES SECTION 569 Dena Hutto % Elected Becky Albitz % SECRETARY (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Inga H. Barnello % Elected Carrie Wade % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Jonathan Hoyt Harwell % Elected Meggan A. Houlihan %
5 . ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARIES SECTION 27 Peter Hepburn % Elected Stephanie Tolson %
6 2. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES DISTANCE LEARNING SECTION 336 Kristin M. Woodward % Elected Dawn Lowe-Wincentsen % SECRETARY/ARCHIVIST (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Michael Courtney % Elected Brenda Smith % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Joelle Pitts % Elected Laureen P. Cantwell %
7 3. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES SECTION 24 Jill Erin Morningstar % Elected Write-in candidate 0.5% SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Samantha Ann Godbey % Elected Alex R. Hodges % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Cassandra Kvenild % Elected Jeffrey A. Knapp % Elena M. Soltau %
8 4. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES LITERATURES IN ENGLISH SECTION 25 Christine Ruotolo % Elected David D. Oberhelman % SECRETARY (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Priscilla Finley % Elected Alex Watson % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Abby Janine Scheel % Elected Erin Vonnahme %
9 5. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES INSTRUCTION SECTION 95 Meghan Sitar % Elected Carolyn Radcliff % SECRETARY (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Andrea P. Baer % Elected Lauren Wahman % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Select up to 2 from below. Carrie L. Forbes % Elected Anne C. Behler % Elected Russell Hall %
10 6. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES POLITICS, POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SECTION 3 Brett Cloyd % Elected Elizabeth White % SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Mary K. Oberlies % Elected Write-in candidate.0% MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Erin Ackerman % Elected Write-in candidate.0%
11 7. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS SECTION 338 Shannon K. Supple % Elected Aislinn Sotelo % SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent E. Haven Hawley % Elected Melanie J. Meyers % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a three-year term) Votes Percent Elizabeth Call % Elected Martha M. Lawler %
12 8. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SECTION 320 John Meier % Elected Margaret Mellinger % SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Hannah Gascho Rempel % Elected Annie Zeidman-Karpinski % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Sara Russell Gonzalez % Elected Kelli Jean Trei %
13 9. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN SECTION 47 SECRETARY (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Maira Bundza % Elected Write-in candidate 2.4%
14 20. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES SECTION,22 Kerry Creelman % Elected Nicole Sump-Crethar % SECRETARY (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Michelle Demeter % Elected Emily Frigo % MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a three-year term) Votes Percent Select up to 2 from below. Bruce Henson % Elected Nancy E. Garmer % Elected Ryan Litsey %
15 2. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES WESTERN EUROPEAN STUDIES SECTION 7 MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Diana Brooking % Elected Paula Mae Carns %
16 22. ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE & RESEARCH LIBRARIES WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES SECTION 200 Pamela M. Salela % Elected Write-in candidate 0 0.0% SECRETARY (For a one-year term) Votes Percent Susan Hoang % Elected Write-in candidate 0 0.0% MEMBER-AT-LARGE (For a two-year term) Votes Percent Kimberly L. Clarke % Elected Write-in candidate 0 0.0%
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