At-Large
Regional vice president Nicolas P. Gross, University of Delaware
32 states · 3 provinces · 11 regions
Regions and Vice Presidents
Each state and province has a CAMWS vice president or an open seat; the role address is the state or province followed by @camws.org.
Map of CAMWS territory
- Saskatchewan, Canada region
- Manitoba, Canada region, vice-presidency open
- Ontario, Canada region
- North Dakota, Northern Plains region
- Minnesota, Northern Plains region
- Illinois, Lake Michigan region
- Wisconsin, Northern Plains region
- Michigan, Lake Michigan region
- Nevada, Rocky Mountain region
- Wyoming, Rocky Mountain region
- South Dakota, Northern Plains region
- Iowa, Plains region
- Indiana, Lake Michigan region
- Ohio, Ohio Valley region
- Utah, Rocky Mountain region
- Colorado, Rocky Mountain region
- Nebraska, Plains region
- Missouri, Plains region
- Kentucky, Upper South region
- West Virginia, Ohio Valley region
- Virginia, Tidewater region
- Arizona, Rocky Mountain region
- New Mexico, Rocky Mountain region
- Kansas, Plains region
- Arkansas, Upper South region
- Tennessee, Upper South region
- North Carolina, Tidewater region
- South Carolina, Southeast region
- Oklahoma, Plains region
- Louisiana, Gulf region
- Mississippi, Gulf region
- Alabama, Gulf region
- Georgia, Southeast region
- Texas, Gulf region
- Florida, Southeast region
Open posts
State/Provincial Vice-Presidents are appointed by the CAMWS President. The normal term of office is three years and can be extended.
- Vacat Manitoba Provincial vice president Volunteer: write to the President
- Vacat Gulf region Regional vice president Volunteer: write to the President
The eleven regions
Canada
Regional vice president Naomi Kaloudis, McGill University (Quebec)
- Saskatchewan Gillian Ramsey
- Manitoba open
- Ontario Kristin Lord
Gulf
Regional vice president Vacat · open post
- Louisiana Morris Tichenor
- Mississippi Jonathan Fenno
- Alabama Drew Lasater
- Texas Karl Baughman
Lake Michigan
Regional vice president Robert Holschuh Simmons, Monmouth College (IL)
Northern Plains
Regional vice president Kyle C. Helms, St. Olaf College (MN)
- North Dakota Eric Ross
- Minnesota Maura Williams
- Wisconsin Deanna Wesolowski
- South Dakota Rocki L. Wentzel
Ohio Valley
Regional vice president Craig Jendza, Denison University (OH)
- Ohio Paul A. Iversen
- West Virginia Christina E. Franzen
Plains
Regional vice president Rosemary Moore, University of Iowa
Rocky Mountain
Regional vice president Luke Gorton, University of New Mexico
Southeast
Regional vice president Juli Fleming, The Lovett School
- South Carolina Blanche McCune
- Georgia Clayton Schroer
- Florida James Sickinger
Tidewater
Regional vice president Keyne A. Cheshire, Davidson College (NC)
- Virginia Thomas Rose
- North Carolina Robert Santucci
Upper South
Regional vice president Stephanie McCarter, University of the South/Sewanee (TN)
Cursus anni
A vice president's year
The State/Provincial Vice-President is, above all else, the presence of CAMWS in each state or province.
- September Obtain from the state/provincial Classical organization or from the state/provincial JCL a mailing list of all teachers in the state or province.
- October Prepare a column or article for your state/provincial Classical newsletter on CPL activities, focusing on local CPL-sponsored events (if there are any).
- September–November Attend state/provincial Classical and foreign language conferences when they are scheduled in the fall.
- December Contact former members of CAMWS who have not yet paid their dues for the current year.
- January–February Compile information from your state/province to submit to your Regional Vice-President for inclusion in the regional report.
- March Make a final push for CPL projects to be funded during the current fiscal year.
- May Work with the Regional Vice-President to prepare a list of goals and activities for next year.