ASA 2009 EL ECTION CANDIDATES LIST
Section on Statistics and Marketing Section on Risk Analysis (RISK)
(MKTG)
Chair-elect
Chair-elect
Susan Simmons, The University of North Carolina at
Lynd Bacon, Loma Buena Associates
Wilmington
Michael Braun, MIT Sloan School of Management
Duane Steffey, Exponent, Inc.
Program Chair-elect
Program Chair-elect
Timothy Gilbride, University of Notre Dame
Michael Tarter, University of California, Berkeley
Sam Hui, Wharton School
Alexandra Kapatou
Secretary/Treasurer
Section on Physical and Engineering
Edward Boone, Virginia Commonwealth University
Sciences (SPES)
Kenneth Portier, American Cancer Society
Chair-elect
Publications Officer
Philip Scinto, Lubrizol
Rose Ray, Exponent, Inc.
Peter W. Hovey, University of Dayton
Woodrow Setzer, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Program Chair-elect
Roshan Vengazhiyil, Georgia Institute of Technology
Social Statistics Section (SOC)
Kary Myers, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Chair-elect
Secretary/Treasurer
Brian Harris-Kojetin, Office of Management and Budget
Stephanie Pickle, DuPont
John Thompson, NORC
Theodore Allen, The Ohio State University
Program Chair-elect
Council of Sections Representative
Dan Cork, Committee on National Statistics
Richard N. McGrath, Bowling Green State University Nancy Clusen, Mathematica Policy Research
Gregory F. Piepel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Secretary/Treasurer
Amy O’Hara, U.S. Census Bureau
Section on Quality and Productivity (Q&P)
Kirsten West, U.S. Census Bureau
Chair-elect
Council of Sections Representative
James D. Williams, General Electric
Susan Hinkins, NORC
Joseph Pigeon, Villanova University
Robert Santos, Urban Institute
Program Chair-elect
Willis Jensen, W.L. Gore and Associates
Section on Statistics in Sports (SIS)
Theresa Utlaut, Intel
Chair-elect
Council of Sections Representative Dylan Small, University of Pennsylvania
Sarah Kalicin, Intel Mitchell Watnik, California State University, East Bay
Busaba Laungrungrong, Arizona State University
MARCH 2009 AMSTAT NEWS 9
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