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CONTACT US
Please email us to ask for the temporary mailing address that we're using during Covid-19. GENERAL INQUIRIES EVENT INQUIRIES | |
Nicolas Proctor
Executive Director Contact with questions about: Anything Else |
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Jennifer Worth Contact with questions about: Event Planning, Billing, Scheduling |
Maddie Provo Contact with questions about: Membership |
Kelly McFall
Editorial Board Chair Contact with questions about: Game Development |
Beth Wightman
Newsletter Editor in Chief |
Michaele Ferguson
Reacting Special Envoy |
Noah Trujillo
Digital Resources Manager Contact with questions about: Game Files and Website Management |
Hadassah Umbarger
Student Employee | 
Lauren Unterberger
Student Employee |
The Reacting Consortium Board is comprised of affiliated faculty and administrators with experience in game or course development. Each new board member is elected to a three-year term by a majority vote of the current board. The members of the board will hold three-year staggered appointments and may be re-elected once for a total of two terms. A member who has achieved the term limit must wait at least two years before being eligible for nomination to the board again.
Each board member is expected to attend the board meeting at the Annual Institute at Barnard College (early June aside from global pandemic years), as well as to participate in both quarterly virtual board and committee conference calls throughout the year.
REACTING BOARD MEMBERS
Serving over the 2022-2023 term
Ben Alpers Jonathan Earle Ethan Fredrick University of Minnesota Gretchen Galbraith
Chair of Board and Executive Committee John Lucaites Kelly McFall | Haley Price Student Representative Brown University Verdis Robinson Judith Shapiro Beth Wightman |
COMMITTEES
Our committees are comprised of both Reacting Consortium Board members and non-board members of our community. In addition to the committees listed below, we regularly have ad hoc and temporary task forces to address issues and challenges. If you are interested in serving on a committee, please contact us for more information.
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