NJMEA Board of Directors
The NJMEA Board of Directors is a diversified group of individuals devoted to ensuring the success of the NJMEA. The Board represents the wealth of resources in aquatic education available to New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania educators. The current board reflects a renewal of the emphasis placed on Marine Education in our coastal region. Due to this resurgence, the Board has grown from only 5 members in 1998 to 30 members in 2001. In 2002 the Board began streamlining by including only those who were consistently dedicated to and involved in the NJMEA. In 2003 the board formed an Advisory Committee to select and nominate new board members. Since forming an advisory committee, the board has been trimmed to 16 truly dedicated and caring board members who our committed to the success of the NJMEA.

NJMEA OFFICERS 2011 - 2013 

PRESIDENT – Clare Ng
Marine Academy of Science and Technology

PRESIDENT-ELECT - Steven Evert

Richard Stockton College  
SECRETARY -- Vacant

TREASURER – Joe Rozak
Germantown Academy

PAST PRESIDENT – Barbara Kelly
New Jersey Academy for Aquatic Sciences

 



EXECUTIVE BOARD

Sea Horse Newsletter  -  Cindy Claus - Jenkinsons Aquarium


Barbara Boyd - Marine Academy of Science and Technology 


Travis Davis - The Wetlands Institute


Tina Held – MATES


Juta Nolan - Cattus Island  


Terry O'Leary - Forest Resource Education Center


Melanie Reding - Jacques Cousteau Coastal Education Center


Sue Ann Slotterback - Nature Center of Cape May  


Jaclyn Stewart - Tuckerton Seaport Museum



NJMEA  ELECTIONS
     According to the NJMEA Constitution, elections for NJMEA officers are to be held every two years (on odd years). The NJMEA elections committee will accept nominations for the offices of Vice-president, Secretary and Treasurer. As the Vice-President is the President Elect, the position of President is assumed by the Vice-President for the following term. The newly elected officers will begin their term at the conclusion of that year’s “Teach at the Beach” and will end two years later at the conclusion of that year’s “Teach at the Beach”.