From the Editorial Board
Tad Smith
Abstract
Tad Smith
Abstract
A number of important changes occurs every year at the SEG Annual Meeting, some of which are highly visible and no doubt familiar to you (e.g., the installation of new officers). However, many of the changes are either unknown to the majority of SEG members or are obscured by the excitement and chaos of the convention. One of the less-visible changes each year is the addition of new members to the editorial board for The Leading Edge and the appointment of a new TLE Editorial Board chair. This year, we welcome Julie Shemeta, Tracy Stark, and John Lane to the board; we look forward to their energy and important contributions during the course of their four-year terms. I would also like to take this time to thank my friend and Apache colleague, Bill Goodway, for his term on the board and his successful year as editorial board chair.
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A number of important changes occurs every year at the SEG Annual Meeting, some of which are highly visible and no doubt familiar to you (e.g., the installation of new officers). However, many of the changes are either unknown to the majority of SEG members or are obscured by the excitement and chaos of the convention. One of the less-visible changes each year is the addition of new members to the editorial board for The Leading Edge and the appointment of a new TLE Editorial Board chair. This year, we welcome Julie Shemeta, Tracy Stark, and John Lane to the board; we look forward to their energy and important contributions during the course of their four-year terms. I would also like to take this time to thank my friend and Apache colleague, Bill Goodway, for his term on the board and his successful year as editorial board chair.
Key concepts: Editorial board, On board, Convention, Political science, Law, Management, Library science, History