Governance Page of the NSHP

The Board

The Board of the National Society of Hispanic Physicists is elected by the membership every two years. Those serving in the Presidential line serve for 6 years first as President Elect, then President, and finally Past President.

2009-2011 Board

Note: In June 2010, David Ernst left office as President early in order to avoid a potential conflict of interest in his role with SURA and President-Elect Luz Martinez assumed the office of President.

President Luz J. Martinez-Miranda University of Maryland Web Page: http://www.glue.umd.edu/~ljmm/ e-mail address: martinez@eng.umd.edu	Immediate Past President David J. Ernst Vanderbilt University Web Page: http://sitemason.vanderbilt.edu/ernstdj e-mail address: david.j.ernst@vanderbilt.edu
Past President Sergio E. Ulloa Ohio University Web Page:http://www.ohio.edu/people/ulloa/Home.html e-mail address:ULLOA@OHIO.EDU	Secretary Ramon E. Lopez The University of Texas at Arlington Web Page: http://www.uta.edu/ra/real/editprofile.php?pid=1926 e-mail address: relopez@uta.edu
Treasurer Jesús Pando DePaul University Web Page: e-mail address: jpando@depaul.edu	Communcation Officer Jorge A. Lopez University of Texas at El Paso Web Page: http://academics.utep.edu/Default.aspx?tabid=18741 email address: jorgelopez@utep.edu
Technical Officer Raul Armendariz Queensborough Community College e-mail address:rarmendariz@qcc.cuny.edu	Education Officer Juan R. Burciaga Mount Holyoke College Web Page: http://www.mtholyoke.edu/~jburciag/ e-mail address: jburciag@mtholyoke.edu
Graduate Student Representative Jorge Munoz California Institute of Technology Web Page:http://www.its.caltech.edu/~jamunoz/ e-mail address:jamunoz@caltech.edu	Student Representative Felipe Colazo Fisk University e-mail address: fcolazo2002@yahoo.com

In order to better understand the varying needs of the NSHP community, other members of the community are asked to serve by the Board as an unofficial Advisory Panel. These people may advise on a particular issue or be involved on a broad range of topics. Frequently these people may be former Board members, liasions with other organizations, or can represent a particular constituency within NSHP.