Voting in the 2024 Executive Board Elections is now open. Your ballot was sent to your email address on March 7. Voting closes on March 21 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.
Each year International ACAC elects members to the Executive Board, in accordance with our association bylaws. The election process consists of three stages: In any given year there will be a different number of Vice President (VP) and Representative to the Executive Board positions open for election, depending on how many Board members' terms are expiring. Board members may also choose to run for a second term. The volunteer committee that is responsible for coordinating this process is the Governance & Nominating Committee. Learn more about Voter Eligibility. Information & Promotion2024 Elections and Voting FAQ Voter Eligibility Policies
2024 Executive Board Open PositionsPresident-Elect Click on the position title above for more information regarding the roles responsibilities, required knowledge and skills, and time commitment. Learn more about the work of International ACAC's Committees.
Getting Involved with International ACAC
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December 20, 2023 | Applications Open |
February 8, 2024 |
Applications Close |
February 20, 2024 | Optional Application Feedback Session* |
February 22, 2024 | Revised Applications Due |
March 5, 2024 | Candidate Slate Released |
March 7, 2024 | Voting Opens |
March 21, 2024 | Voting Closes |
March 25, 2024 | Election Results Announced |
Please note that 2024 Election Timeline dates are subject to change.
Get to know the GNC! The Governance & Nominating Committee (GNC) consists of members who have been appointed by the Past President to support the election process. They consist of members who have extensive knowledge of the association, individuals who bring unique skills to the election process, and members who represent different underrepresented voices in International ACAC. Learn more about the GNC members and their regional representations through the link below.
Governance & Nominating Committee Members, 2023-2024
Kristoffer Toribio (Chair) | Orange Coast College |
Natalie Bitton | Lycee Francais de San Francisco |
Brendan Bond | University of Rochester |
Debra Backlund | Dar es Salaam International Academy |
Kavita Chandran | The George Washington University |
Erin Garcia (ex-officio) | International ACAC |
Rashad Howze | University of California, Irvine |
Jamie Kanki | EAB Global Inc. |
Wilson Lee (ex-officio) | Singapore American School |
Stephen Lewin | Griffith University |
Andrea Maldonado | National Student Leadership Conference |
Harish Menon | Independent Educational Consultant (IEC) |
Poonam Prakash | The Shri Ram School |
Grace Robertson-Lloyd | Grinnell College |
Damien Tomkins | Harrow Beijing |
Kim Tulloch Wynn | York House School |
The Governance & Nominating Committee has three main responsibilities during the election process:
*Check your voting status by logging in to your International ACAC member profile.
From International ACAC Policies and Procedures, revised and approved by the Executive Board, January 2024.
1. Eligibility for voting membership and the privileges of voting membership are outlined in the International ACAC bylaws.
2. Members will be asked to indicate their individual voting eligibility during the application and renewal process.
3. Voting membership is extended to:
a. Institutional members located outside of the United States and its territories.
b. Institutional members located within the United States who
i. perform the majority of their duties outside of the United States and its territories and
ii. are not voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
c. Organizational members employed by non-profit organizations located outside of the United States and its territories.
d. Organizational members employed by non-profit organizations within the United States who
i. perform the majority of their duties outside of the United States and its territories and
ii. are not voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
e. Individual members located outside of the United States and its territories.
f. Individual members located within the United States who
i. perform the majority of their duties outside of the United States and its territories and
ii. are not voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
g. Retired members who are not voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
4. Non-voting membership is extended to:
a. Institutional members located within the United States who perform the majority of their duties inside of the United States and its territories or are voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
b. For-Profit Organizational members.
c. Non-profit Organizational members within the United States who perform the majority of their duties inside of the United States and its territories or are voting member of another NACAC affiliate.
d. Individual members located within the United States who perform the majority of their duties inside the United States and its territories or are voting members of another NACAC affiliate.
e. Student Members