2012–2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ROSTER
The Freedom to Read Foundation Board of Trustees is composed of eleven elected trustees, each of whom serves two-year terms, along with four ex-officio trustees who are on the board by virtue of their offices in the American Library Association. The board year runs from the end of the Annual Meeting (usually late June) following elections through the end of the subsequent Annual Meeting.
OFFICERS
President: Candace D.
Morgan [Term Expires 2013 (4th yr.)], Portland, OR; 503-245-3868; cd_df_morgan at
msn.com
Vice President: Julius C.
Jefferson, Jr. [2014, (1st)], Information Research Specialist, Library of
Congress, Washington, DC; 202-707-5593; jcjeffjr at verizon.net
Treasurer: Herbert Krug
[2013 (2nd)], President, CrossRoads Marketing Solutions, Evanston, IL; 847-864-0550;
Fax: 847-869-2852; catalogmed
at aol.com
Executive Director and
Secretary: Barbara M. Jones, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL; 312-280-4222; Fax:
312-280-4227; bjones
at ala.org
DIRECTORS
Helen Adams [2013 (2nd)],
Fremont, WI; 920-667-4484; hadams1 at centurytel.net
Jonathan Bloom [2013
(4th)], Attorney-at-Law,Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, New York, NY;
212-310-8775; Fax: 212-310-8007; jonathan.bloom at weil.com
Carol Brey-Casiano [2014
(3rd)], Information Resource Officer, U.S. Department of State, Brasilia,
Brazil; Cbrey75
at hotmail.com
Chris Finan [2013 (2nd)],
President, American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, New York, NY;
212-587-4025, ext. 4; 212-587-2436; chris at abffe.org
Christine Jenkins [2013
(4th)], Associate Professor, Graduate School of Library & Information
Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL;
217-244-7452; Fax: 217-244-3302; cajenkin at illinois.edu
Mary Minow [2014 (3rd)],
Library Law Consultant, LibraryLaw.com; 408-366-0123; Fax: same; minow at
librarylaw.com
Judith Platt [2014 (3rd)],
Director, Freedom to Read and Communications/Public Affairs, Association of
American Publishers, Washington, DC; 202-220-4551; Fax: 202-347-3690; jplatt at
publishers.org
Nancy Zimmerman [2014
(1st)], Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, The Graduate School, University of
South Carolina, Columbia, SC; 803-777-9086; Fax: 803-777-8749; npz at sc.edu
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Keith Michael Fiels,
Executive Director, American Library Association, Chicago, IL; 312-280-1392; Fax:
312-944-3897; kfiels
at ala.org
Pat Scales, ALA
Intellectual Freedom Committee Chair, Greenville, SC; 864-232-6007; pscales at
bellsouth.net
Barbara Stripling, ALA
President Elect, Assistant Professor of Practice, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, NY; 315-443-1069; bstripli at syr.edu
Maureen Sullivan, ALA
President, Annapolis, MD; msull317 at aol.com
GENERAL COUNSEL
Theresa Chmara,
Attorney-at-Law; 1629 K Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20006;
202-508-3642; tchmara
at verizon.net
FTRF COMMITTEES
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE provides the general governance of the Foundation between
business meetings, and consists of the President, Vice-President, Treasurer,
and two other Board members. This is the only elective committee.
Candace D. Morgan,
President
Julius C. Jefferson, Jr.,
Vice President
Herbert Krug, Treasurer
Helen Adams
Mary Minow
FINANCE COMMITTEE works closely with the Treasurer and the Executive Director to
maintain the fiscal health of the Foundation by reviewing Foundation financial
reports, opportunities for investment, etc.
Herbert Krug, Chair
Candace D. Morgan
Judith Platt
FUNDRAISING & MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE seeks to identify methods
for generating Foundation revenue, and implements programs and campaigns to do
so. Additionally, works to increase Foundation membership. (Note: the Fundraising and Membership Committees were merged in fall 2012.)
Helen Adams, Chair
Carol Brey-Casiano
Chris Finan
Julius C. Jefferson, Jr.
Herbert Krug
Nancy Zimmerman
NOMINATING COMMITTEE develops the slate of nominees for the annual election of Board members.
Judith Platt, Chair
Jonathan Bloom
Julius C. Jefferson, Jr.
ROLL OF HONOR COMMITTEE identifies a suitable recipient or recipients for the
Foundation's Roll of Honor Award, as per established
criteria.
Christine Jenkins, Chair
Chris Finan
Nancy Zimmerman
DEVELOPING ISSUES
COMMITTEE identifies key
intellectual freedom issues that could be targets for future litigation, and
suggests topics for board meeting discussions.
Jonathan Bloom, Chair
Helen Adams
Carol Brey-Casiano
Christine Jenkins
Mary Minow
UNIT REPRESENTATIVES TO
THE FREEDOM TO READ FOUNDATION
Ann Martin (AASL), Educational Specialist, Henrico County Public Schools, IMC, Richmond, VA; 804-652-3700; Fax: 804-652-3616; libraryann at comcast.net
Theresa Liedtka (ACRL),
Dean, Lupton Library, University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, Chattanooga, TN;
423-425-4506; Fax: 423-425-4775; Theresa-Liedtka at utc.edu
Mary Ellen Pellington (AILA),
Director, Octavia Fellin Public Library, Gallup, NM; 505-863-1291; Fax:
505-722-5090; library
at ci.gallup.nm.us
Kay A. Cassell (ALCTS),
Assistant Professor, Rutgers School of Communication and Information, New
Brunswick, NJ; 917-921-2730; kcassell at nyc.rr.com
Jean Preer (ALISE),
Proefssor, Indiana University School of Library and Information Science -
Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN; 317-278-1813; Fax: 317-278-1807; jepreer at
iupui.edu
Heather Acerro (ALSC),
Head of Children's Services, Rochester Public Library, Rochester, MI; 507-328-2339; hacerro at gmail.com
Dora Sims (United for Libraries),
Trustee, Birmingham Public Library, Birmingham, AL; mindtolo at bellsouth.net
Jerry Reynolds (ASCLA),
Manager, Special Services, Jacksonville Public Library, Jacksonville, FL;
904-630-0344; Fax: 904-630-0604; jerryr at coj.net
Kimberlee Ried (Chapter Relations Committee), Head of Public Programs,
National Archives Records Administration, Kansas City, MO; 816-268-8072; Fax:
816-268-8037; libraryladie2000 at yahoo.com
Joe Dahlstrom (Committee
on Legislation), Director of Libraries, Victoria College and Univ.
of Houston-Victoria, Victoria, TX; 361-570-4150; Fax: 361-570-4155; dahstromj at
uhv.edu
James G. Neal (ALA
Executive Board), Vice President, Information Services & University Librarian, Columbia University, New York, NY; 212-854-2247; Fax: 212-854-4972; jneal at columbia.edu
Carolyn Caywood (GLBTRT), Virginia Beach, VA; cacaywood at cox.net
Jill H. Vassilakos-Long (GODORT),
Head Special Collections & Government Documents, California State
University, San Bernardino, CA; 909-537-7541; Fax: 909-537-7090; jvlong at csusb.edu
Doug Archer (Intellectual Freedom Committee), Reference & Peace Studies Librarian, University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Library, Notre Dame, IN; 574-631-6656; Fax: 574-631-8887; archer.1 at nd.edu
Rosanne Cordell (IFRT),
Librarian, Indiana University South Bend, South Bend, IN; 574-520-4209; Fax:
574-520-4472; rcordell
at iusb.edu
Jim Teliha (LLAMA),
Associate University Librarian for Public Services, Idaho State University
Library, Pocatello, ID; 208-282-3045; Fax: 208-282-5847; teliha at isu.edu
Julia Warga (LIRT),
Social Science Librarian, Olin and Chalmers Library, Kenyon College, Gambier,
OH;740-427-5834; Fax: 740-427-5272; glynnj at kenyon.edu
Jennifer Simon Halai (LITA), Seattle, WA; jshalai at kcls.org
Margo Sussman (NMRT),
New Hyde Park, NY; mjs128
at gmail.com
Karen Kuhn (PLA),
Director, Albion District Library, Albion, MI; 517-629-3993; Fax: 517-629-5354; kkuhn9515 at gmail.com
Loida Garcia-Febo (REFORMA),
Coordinator, Special Services, Queens Library, Queens, NY; 718-990-8569; Fax:
718-990-8626; loidagarciafebo at gmail.com
Linda Friend (RUSA),
Head, Scholarly Communication, Penn State University, University Park,
PA;814-865-0673; Fax: 814-865-3665; lxf5 at psu.edu
Mark Hudson (SRRT),
Adult Services Librarian, Monroeville Public Library, Monroeville, PA;
412-372-0500 x13; hudsonme
at mac.com
Carrie Gardner (YALSA),
Bowie, MD; 717-329-4159; carrie.gardner at gmail.com
For more information
For more information on the Freedom to Read Foundation, please contact Jonathan Kelley, Freedom to Read Foundation, 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611; (800) 545-2433, ext. 4226; Fax: 312-280-4227; jokelley at ala.org