It was another excellent election cycle at NAGC, and the results are in. Drum roll, please!

With an overwhelming number of outstanding candidates, it proved the Election Committee had their work cut out for them. With a strong pool of candidates, it was impressive to have brought forth a fantastic ballot of passionate and qualified professionals for the members to vote for. 

We know it's not the Presidential Elections. Still, to the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) and its members, it's just as important because our election of Board of Directors and Network Chair-Elects are member leaders who will help the organization and the membership move forward by working together on initiatives to address the pressing issues faced by gifted and talented children, their families, and the field of gifted and talented education. 

Having so many qualified submissions, the review process was no easy feat. Jonathan Plucker, Elections Committee Chair, thanks the committee members for their time and diligent effort in developing a strong slate of candidates for the 2023 election.

Please join us in welcoming NAGC's newest Board of Directors and Network Chair-Elects whose term will begin September 1, 2023

PRESIDENT-ELECT 
Catherine Little, Ph.D. 
Professor, University of Connecticut, Neag School of Education 

AT-LARGE MEMBER 
D. Betsy McCoach, Ph.D. 
Professor, University of Connecticut, Department of Educational Psychology 

Dornswalo Wilkins-McCorey, Ph.D. 
Teaching and Learning Coordinator, Virginia Beach City Public Schools 

SCHOOL/DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE 
April Wells 
Gifted Coordinator, School District U-46 

NETWORK REPRESENTATIVE 
Antonia Szymanski, Ph.D. 
Associate Professor of Gifted Studies, Western Kentucky University 

COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY CHAIR-ELECT 
Philip Cottone 
Gifted Manager, Florida Virtual School  

CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATION CHAIR-ELECT 
Joyce Miller 
Team Lead for Gifted Education, Texas A&M University  

CURRICULUM STUDIES CHAIR-ELECT 
Jessica Potts, Ph.D. 
Curriculum Coordinator and Humanities Teacher, Davidson Academy Online 

GIFTED COORDINATOR CHAIR-ELECT 
Michelle DuBois, Ed.D. 
Gifted and Talented District Coordinator, Boulder Valley School District 

PARENT, FAMILY & COMMUNITY CHAIR-ELECT 
Kali Fedor, D.Ed. 
Associate Professor, Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education 

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING CHAIR-ELECT 
Elizabeth Warner, M.Ed. 
Gifted Program Mentor, Paradise Valley Unified School 

SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL CHAIR-ELECT 
Megan Parker Peters, Ph.D.  
Associate Dean & Professor, Lipscomb University 

SPECIAL POPULATIONS CHAIR-ELECT 
Karen Arnstein, Ed.D. 
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Purdue University  

STEM CHAIR-ELECT 
Monica Meadows, Ed.D. 
Research Associate, Jodie Mahony Center for Gifted Education, University of Arkansas at Little Rock