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Executive Council

Executive Committee 2019-2020

Catherine Anderson
Department of Art and Art History
Sacramento City College
ceanderson10@sbcglobal.net

Susan E. Cook
Department of English
Southern New Hampshire University
s.cook@snhu.edu

Maura Coughlin
Department of English and Cultural Studies
Bryant University
mcoughli@bryant.edu 

Katherine Grenier
Department of History
The Citadel
grenierk@citadel.edu

Kate Faber Oestreich
Department of English
Coastal Carolina University
koestrei@coastal.edu

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