Current Officers |
The Arizona Archaeological Council is managed by a board of directors. Composed of eleven people, the offices are the President, President-Elect, Immediate Past President, Secretary, Treasurer, Information Officer, the Editor of the Journal of Arizona Archaeology, and four (4) Members-at-Large. The Immediate-past-president and the Editor are non-voting members of the Board of Directors.
Board-of-Directors (2021)
PresidentJim Watson, Ph.D.Associate Director Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona Term of service: 2022 Immediate Past PresidentDaniel Garcia, M.A., RPASenior Cultural Resource Management Specialist Salt River Project Term of service: 2022 President ElectMatt GuebardIntegrated Resource Manager / Archaeologist National Park Service, Southern Arizona Office Term of service: 2022 TreasurerTed Roberts, M.A., RPABusiness Development Lead SWCA Environmental Consultants Term of service: 2022-2023 Information OfficerAndrew Vorsanger, M.A.Cultural Resources Team Lead - Phoenix SWCA Environmental Consultants Term of service: 2021-2022 Fun Fact: I used to work as a cheese monger in a French restaurant in New York City. SecretaryCaroline Klebacha, M.A.Archaeological Compliance Specialist State Historic Preservation Office Term of service: 2021-2022 Editor of the Journal of Arizona ArchaeologyMark ChenaultPrincipal Investigator Westland Resources Term of service: 2022-2023 Member-at-LargeDavid Zimmerman, M.A.Project Manager North Wind Resource Consulting Term of service: 2021-2022 Fun Fact: Enjoys kayaking, hiking, and traveling. Has three cats, but longs for dogs. Member-at-LargeShannon Plummer, M.A., RPAArizona Antiquities Act Administrator Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona Term of service: 2021-2022 Fun Fact: I can recite all 50 states in alphabetical order in less than 30 seconds. Member-at-LargeBruce G. Phillips, M.S.President / Owner BGP Consulting LLC. Term of service: 2022-2023 Fun Fact: I grew up on Saipan in the west Pacific and also lived in Hawai‘i. Having studied Oceania prehistory, I am currently analyzing pollen from taro fields beneath urban Waikiki. Member-at-LargeAlycia Hayes, M.A.Archaeologist / Program Manager of Resource Stewardship Casa Grande Ruins National Monumnet Term of service: 2022-2023 | 
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Elections are held for open offices in the fall. The offices of President Elect, President, and Immediate Past President are held for one year. All other offices are held for two years, with two Members-at-Large elected each year to facilitate continuity. The duties and responsibilities of the AAC Board members can be found here: AAC OFFICERS DUTIES |
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