STAFF
ADVISORY
BOARD
STEERING COMMITTEE
LIST SERVE
HISTORY
RESEARCH
STUDENT PROJECTS
NATIONAL CONFERENCES
STATE CONFERENCES
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Organizational
affiliations of non-academic members are listed only for identification
purposes. (Executive Committee in bold face type)
NATIONAL
ADVISORY BOARD
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Noah
Adams, national correspondent, National Public Radio
- Constance
Alexander, independent writer, Murray, Ky.
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Tom
Bethell, independent journalist, Editorial Services, Washington,
D.C.
- Dr.
Terry L. Birdwhistell, associate dean for special collections
and digital programs, University of Kentucky Libraries
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Bill
Bishop, co-publisher, The Daily Yonder, Austin,
Tex.; former reporter, Austin American-Statesman
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Julia
Bonds, organizer/director, Coal River Mountain Watch,
Whitesville, W.Va.
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James
Branscome, retired S & P equity research managing
director, McGraw-Hill Cos.
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Dr.
Alice Brown, Berea, Ky., president emeritus, Appalachian
College Association
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John
Mack Carter, former president emeritus, Hearst Magazines
Enterprises, New York, N.Y.
- Marie
Cirillo, Clearfork Community Collaborative and What
on Earth community newsletter, Eagan, Tenn.
- Jim
Clinton, executive director, Southern Growth Policies Board
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Dee
Davis, president, Center for Rural Strategies, Whitesburg,
Ky.
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Robert
M. 'Mike' Duncan, president, Inez (Ky.) Deposit Bank;
chairman, Republican National Committee; director, Tennessee
Valley Authority
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Dr.
Ron Eller, University of Kentucky historian and author;
former director, UK Appalachian Center; co-principal investigator
on rural journalism initiative
- Dr.
Gil Friedell, director emerius, Markey Cancer Center, University
of Kentucky
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Ben
Gish, editor, The Mountain Eagle, Whitesburg,
Ky.
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Nancy
Green, vice president, Lee Enterprises; publisher,
Waterloo-Cedar Falls (Iowa) Courier
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William
Greider, national affairs correspondent, The Nation;
author, Who Will Tell the People? and
The Education of David Stockman and other
books
- Dr.
Elizabeth Hansen,
professor of journalism, Eastern Kentucky University
- Bob
Hendrickson, publisher, The Ledger-Independent,
Maysville, Ky.
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Peter
Hille, executive director, The Brushy Fork Institute,
Berea, Ky.
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Alex
Jones, director, Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics
and Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
University
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Tim
Kelly, publisher, Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader
- Beverly
Kirk,
anchor, News Channel 8 (WJLA-TV), Arlington, Va.
- Hilda
Gay Legg, executive director, Kentucky Governor's Office
of Interagency Services; former Rural Utilities Service administrator
and Appalachian Regional Commission alternate co-chair
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William Leonard, dean, Wake Forest University Divinity
School, Winston-Salem, N.C.
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Alan
Lowe, executive director, Howard Baker Center for Public
Policy, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
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- Judy
J. Owens, Appalachian director, Steele-Reese Foundation,
Lexington, Ky.
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Rita
Ray, executive director, West Virginia Public Broadcasting,
Charleston
- John
Rosenberg, former director, Appalachian Research and Defense
Fund of Kentucky
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Jamie
Ross, producer and co-writer, James Agee Film Project,
Charlottesville, Va.
- Renee
Shaw, producer for Kentucky Educational Television
- Robert
Slaton, Georgetown, Ky., former state commissioner
of health
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Al
Smith,
chairman, former host of "Comment on
Kentucky;" former owner and editor of Kentucky and Tennessee
newspapers; former Appalachian Regional Commission federal
co-chair
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James
D. Squires, horse breeder, author, and former editor,
Chicago Tribune and Orlando Sentinel
- Howard
'Ed' Staats, former Kentucky bureau chief, The Associated
Press
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Robert Turner , Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education,
Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, Tenn.
- Tim
Waltner, publisher, Freeman Courier, Freeman (S.D.)
- Paul
Wesslund, vice president for communications, Kentucky Association
of Electric Cooperatives, and editor, Kentucky Living
magazine
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Jesse
White, director, Office of Economic and Business Development,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; former federal
co-chairman, Appalachian Regional Commission
- Jill
Wilson, President, West Virginia Humanities Council, Cottageville,
W. Va.
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