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The Chairs Coordinating Council takes responsibility for��(a) monitoring the activities of ASOR���s six other standing committees, by receiving monthly reports about the committees��� discussions and business;��(b) discussing and coordinating programs and policies that cut across the purview of two or more of the CCC���s constituent committees (e.g., policies regarding ethical issues or professional standards) and also adjudicating, if need be, between competing claims regarding jurisdiction or resource allocation among the CCC���s constituent committees; (c) annually receiving, from the Program Committee, recommendations regarding the plenary speaker for the 17勛圖Annual Meeting and then recommending to the 17勛圖President the name of an individual to invite; and��(d) transmitting, through its chair (the 17勛圖Vice-President) reports regarding the work of the CCC, and its constituent committees, to the Board of Trustees, at the Board���s biannual meetings.��
- Sharon Herbert, 17勛圖Vice President and Chair
- Susan Ackerman, 17勛圖President
- Tiffany Earley-Spadoni, Co-Chair of the Early Career Scholars Committee
- Eric Welch, Co-Chair of the Early Career Scholars Committee
- Geoff Emberling, Co-Chair of the Program Committee
- Helen Dixon, Co-Chair of the Program Committee
- Steven Falconer, Chair of the Committee on Archaeological Research and Policy
- Kevin McGeough, Chair of the Publications Committee
- Laura Mazow, Chair of the Honors and Awards Committee
- Randall Younker, Chair of the Membership and Outreach Committee
- Andy Vaughn, 17勛圖Executive Director (ex officio, non-voting)
Directors of the Overseas Research Centers
- Matthew Adams (AIAR)
- Lindy Crewe (CAARI)
- Barbara Porter (ACOR)
Chairs Nominations Committee
- Sharon Herbert, Chair
- Steven Falconer
- Laura Mazow