SESAH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
(date indicates expiration of term at annual conference)
Officers:
PRESIDENT
Jennifer Baughn, Mississippi Department of Archives and History (2021)
president@sesah.org
VICE PRESIDENT
Lydia Mattice Brandt, University of South Carolina (2021)
vp@sesah.org
SECRETARY
Lydia Soo, University of Michigan (2021)
secretary@sesah.org
TREASURER
Robbie Jones, New South Associates, Nashville, Tennessee (2022)
treasurer@sesah.org
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR
Ellen Turco, Richard Grubb & Associates, Wake Forest, North Carolina
membership@sesah.org
PAST PRESIDENT
Robbie Jones, New South Associates, Nashville, Tennessee (2021)
PRESERVATION OFFICER
Ralph Wilcox, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (2021)
WEBMASTER
Mikesch Muecke, Iowa State University (2021)
webweaver@sesah.org
ARRIS Editors
Co-Editors:
Mark Reinberger, University of Georgia (2021)
reinberg@uga.edu
Vandana Baweja, University of Florida
vbaweja@ufl.edu
Book Review Editor: Bryan Norwood, University of Michigan
bookrevieweditor@sesah.org
NEWSLETTER EDITOR
Justin Heskew, Tennessee Department of Transportation (2022)
newsletter@sesah.org
2021 ANNUAL CONFERENCE CHAIR (Natchez, MS)
Carter Burns, Historic Natchez Foundation
2022 ANNUAL CONFERENCE CHAIR (Memphis, TN)
Claudette Stager, Tennessee Historical Commission
2023 ANNUAL CONFERENCE CHAIR (Little Rock, AR)
Ralph Wilcox, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
State Representatives
ALABAMA
Mary Springer, Jacksonville State University (2023)
ARKANSAS
Mason Toms, Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (2023)
FLORIDA
Ruben Acosta, Florida State Historic Preservation Office (2021)
GEORGIA
Leslie Sharp, Georgia Institute of Technology (2021)
KENTUCKY
Daniel Vivian, University of Kentucky (2023)
LOUISIANA
Gerald McNeill, Southeastern Louisiana University (2022)
MISSISSIPPI
Jeff Rosenberg, Mississippi Department of Marine Resources (2021)
NORTH CAROLINA
Lee Gray, University of North Carolina, Charlotte (2022)
SOUTH CAROLINA
Nathaniel Walker, College of Charleston (2022)
TENNESSEE
Claudette Stager, Tennessee Historical Commission (2023)
TEXAS
Gabriela Campagnol, Texas A&M University (2021)
VIRGINIA
Philip Herrington, James Madison University (2022)
AT-LARGE
Bryan Norwood, University of Michigan (2022)