[IGALA] IGALA ELECTIONS - CALL FOR NOMINATIONS!

[Burnett, Scott]

A message from IGALA president-elect Denise Troutman

Dear IGALA members:
 
Please consider nominating colleagues for the upcoming election of IGALA Officers. The following positions are open: 
·      Vice President/President-Elect 
·      Secretary
·      Communications Officer 
 
For information about any of these roles, please see the IGALA 'About' page on our website:
https://www.genderandlanguage.com/about
 
The nomination form is available here: https://forms.gle/XFBEsQFkvAkif7Xp7 

Self-nominations are welcomed. 
 
Voting will take place from 26 June to 5 July 2023. Candidates will be asked to write a statement, which will be posted on the IGALA website during the voting period.​ The new serving period will begin at the conclusion of the IGALA meeting on 6 July 2023.
 
Please consider taking the time to nominate yourself or someone you know. Candidates must be current IGALA members in good standing. To check on your own membership status, please check the ‘Subscriptions’ page on the Equinox website: https://journal.equinoxpub.com/GL/about/subscriptions

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me on troutma1 at msu.edu <mailto:troutma1 at msu.edu>. 

Overview of the ​timeline for elections: 
26 May 2023   	– 	Call for nominations
23 June 2023   	– 	Deadline for nominations 
26 June 2023   	– 	Announcement of nominees & beginning of voting
5 Jul 2023        	– 	Deadline for voting
6 July 2023      	– 	Announcement of the new members of the IGALA board

With my best wishes,
Denise 

___________________________
Scott Burnett (he/him)
Assistant Professor of African Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The Pennsylvania State University
scott.burnett at psu.edu 
Sparks 015H



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