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APA’s Board of Trustees

Published Online:https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.37.19.0038

Traditionally, sitting at the Board of Trustees’ table at each meeting are voting and nonvoting members, as well as those specified in APA’s Operations Manual as “others in attendance.” A plan approved by the Board of Trustees at its meeting last month drops one of the vice-president positions and combines the secretary and treasurer positions.

    Voting Members of the Board

• Six officers of the Association

    President

    President-elect

    Two vice presidents

    Secretary

    Treasurer

• Three immediate past presidents

• Speaker of the Assembly

• Two trustees-at-large

• Early career psychiatrist trustee-at-large

• Member-in-training trustee

• Seven Area trustees

    Nonvoting Members

• Past presidents (only those elected prior to 2000), after serving a three-year term as voting members

• Member-in-Training trustee-elect

    Others in Attendance

• Speaker-elect of the Assembly

• Chair or representative from Committee of Black Psychiatrists *

• Chair or representative from Committee of Residents and Fellows *

• Representative from APA/GlaxoSmithKline Fellows *

• Representative from APA/CMHS Fellows *

• Representative from APA/Bristol-Myers Squibb Fellows *

*Selected/elected by their own groups.