The 2012 elections are complete and the membership has chosen Sally A. Baas, EdD, as NASP PresidentElect for the 2012-2013 year and President starting July 1, 2013. Sally has had a varied professional career. She has taught high school and has been a K-12 administrator, a school psychologist, a consultant, and a professor. She has served as Minnesota state delegate; Central Region Delegate Representative; President of the NASP Education Research Trust; cochair of Awards; Governmental Professional Relations cochair; a NASP Children's Fund Trustee; and an involved member of the Native American Workgroup, Asian American Workgroup, and Child and Professional Relations Committee.

Currently, she directs several university programs and serves as a university senator, assessment team lead, and the Minnesota coordinator for the rollout of the Teacher Performance Assessment. Her love of reading and writing would become the catalyst for helping students of all ages, from various cultures and ethnic backgrounds, build stronger self-identity and capacity for socioemotional and educational success through her personal mission to build a community of lifelong intercultural learners, while facilitating educational growth and leadership.

Sally is well aware of the many facets of NASP andlooks forward to returning to the NASP Executive Council this July and assuming the role as President of NASP in 2013.

Additionally, 18 delegates were elected during this last election cycle. All of the candidates should be congratulated for their desire to serve their professional association. Here is a list of the successful candidates.*

President-Elect (2012-2013 and President 2013-2014): Sally Baas (MN)

Delegates

Arizona: Eva Prince

Arkansas: Wendy Stovall

California: Margaret A. Sedor

Connecticut: Rossella Fanelli

DC: Denise Daniels

Florida: Bill Donelson

Hawaii: Esteban Walstrum

Kansas: Carol Daniels

Kentucky: Misty M. Lay

Maryland: Stephanie Livesay

Massachusetts: Wendy Price

Nebraska: MaryOsterloh

Nevada: Emma Dickinson

New Jersey: Terry Molony

North Dakota: Terese M. Schaefer

Ohio: Kathy McNamara

Utah: Fulvia Franco

Virginia: Terri Sisson

Author affiliation:

Charles Deupree, NCSP, is chair of the NASP Nominations and Elections Committee.