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AMS Officers and Committee Members Officers and Committee Members Numbers to the left of headings are used as points of reference 2. Council in an index to AMS committees which follows this listing. Primary and secondary headings are: 2.0.1. Officers of the AMS 1. Officers President George E. Andrews 2010 1.1. Liaison Committee President Elect Eric M. Friedlander 2010 2. Council Vice Presidents Sylvain Cappell 2012 2.1. Executive Committee of the Council Frank Morgan 2011 3. Board of Trustees Bernd Sturmfels 2010 4. Committees 4.1. Committees of the Council Secretary Robert J. Daverman 2010 4.2. Editorial Committees Associate Secretaries* Georgia Benkart 2011 4.3. Committees of the Board of Trustees Michel L. Lapidus 2011 4.4. Committees of the Executive Committee and Board of Matthew Miller 2010 Trustees Steven Weintraub 2010 4.5. Internal Organization of the AMS Treasurer John M. Franks 2010 4.6. Program and Meetings Associate Treasurer Linda Keen 2010 4.7. Status of the Profession 4.8. Prizes and Awards 4.9. Institutes and Symposia 2.0.2. Representatives of Committees 4.10. Joint Committees Bulletin Susan J. Friedlander 2011 5. Representatives Colloquium Paul J. Sally, Jr. 2011 6. Index Terms of members expire on January 31 following the year given Executive Committee Ruth M. Charney 2010 unless otherwise specified. Craig Huneke 2011 Journal of the AMS Karl Rubin 2013 Mathematical Reviews Ronald M. Solomon 2012 Mathematical Surveys 1. Officers and Monographs Ralph L. Cohen 2012 President George E. Andrews 2010 Mathematics of President Elect Eric M. Friedlander 2010 Computation Chi-Wang Shu 2011 Vice Presidents Sylvain Cappell 2012 Proceedings Ken Ono 2013 Frank Morgan 2011 Transactions and Bernd Sturmfels 2010 Memoirs Robert Guralnick 2012 Secretary Robert J. Daverman 2010 Associate Secretaries Georgia Benkart 2011 2.0.3. Members at Large Michel L. Lapidus 2011 Matthew Miller 2010 Alejandro Adem 2012 Joseph H. Silverman 2010 Steven Weintraub 2010 Aaron Betram 2011 Panagiotis E. Souganidis 2011 Treasurer John M. Franks 2010 Rebecca F. Goldin 2010 Janet Talvacchia 2012 Associate Treasurer Linda Keen 2010 Richard Hain 2012 Christoph Thiele 2012 Bryna Kra 2010 Michelle L. Wachs 2011 1.1. Liaison Committee William A. Massey 2011 Sarah J. Witherspoon 2010 Irena Peeva 2010 David Wright 2011 All members of this committee serve ex officio. Jennifer Schultens 2012 Chair George E. Andrews Robert J. Daverman * Only one Associate Secretary at a time is a voting member of the John M. Franks Council, namely the cognizant Associate Secretary for the scientific Carol S. Wood sessions. 1152 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 57, NUMBER 9 Officers and Committee Members 2.1. Executive Committee of the Council 4.1.5. Mathematics Research Communities Advisory Board George E. Andrews ex officio Ruth M. Charney 2010 David Aldous 2010 Robert J. Daverman ex officio Robert J. Daverman 2012 Eric M. Friedlander ex officio Chair David Eisenbud 2010 Craig L. Huneke 2011 William M. Goldman 2012 Bryna Kra 2013 Ken Ono 2012 Joseph H. Silverman 2012 Hal Schenck 2010 Frank Sottile 2010 Alejandero Uribe 2012 Genevieve Walsh 2010 3. Board of Trustees Special Committees George E. Andrews ex officio 4.1.6. Editor for Bulletin, Search Committee for John B. Conway 2010 George E. Andrews 2011 John M. Franks ex officio Robert J. Daverman 2011 Mark L. Green 2014 Donald E. McClure 2011 Linda Keen ex officio Ken Ono 2011 Ronald J. Stern 2013 Michelle Wachs 2011 Secretary Karen Vogtmann 2012 Chair Carol S. Wood 2011 4.1.7. Associate Treasurer, Search Committee for John M. Franks 2011 Chair Jane Hawkins 2011 Linda Keen 2011 4. Committees 4.1.8. Treasurer, Search Committee for the Chair John M. Franks 2010 4.1. Committees of the Council Linda Keen 2010 B. A. Taylor 2010 Standing Committees Carol S. Wood 2010 4.1.1. Editorial Boards Robert J. Daverman ex officio 4.2. Editorial Committees Sergei Gelfand ex officio Michael T. Lacey 2011 4.2.1. Abstracts Editorial Committee Anatoly S. Libgober 2012 All members of this committee serve ex officio. Chair Alan W. Reid 2010 Georgia Benkart Michael F. Singer 2011 Chair Robert J. Daverman Catherine Sulem 2010 Michel L. Lapidus Simon Tavener 2012 Matthew Miller 4.1.2. Fellows Program Revision Steven Weintraub George E. Andrews 2010 4.2.2. Bulletin (New Series) James G. Arthur 2010 Consultant Gerald L. Alexanderson 2010 Susan J. Friedlander 2010 Book Reviews Editor Robert L. Devaney 2011 Chair James G. Glimm 2010 Chief Editor Susan J. Friedlander 2011 4.1.3. Nominating Committee Consultant Jane Kister 2010 Terms begin on January 1 and expire on December 31 of the year listed. Associate Editors for Bulletin Articles William Beckner 2012 David J. Benson 2011 Gregory Lawler 2011 Percy Alec Deift 2010 Daniel S. Freed 2011 Barry Mazur 2011 Richard T. Durrett 2012 Edward Frenkel 2011 Paul H. Rabinowitz 2011 Irene Fonseca 2011 Mark Goresky 2011 Panagiotis E. Souganidis 2010 Andrew J. Granville 2011 Yuri Tschinkel 2011 Chair Sheldon H. Katz 2011 Bryna R. Kra 2011 Michael Wolf 2011 Ellen E. Kirkman 2011 Louise A. Raphael 2010 Associate Editors for Book Reviews Carla D. Savage 2012 Richard A. Wentworth 2010 Jonathan L. Alperin 2011 Ken Ono 2011 Steven G. Krantz 2011 Philip E. Protter 2011 Policy Committees Peter Kuchment 2011 Lisa Traynor 2011 4.1.4. Employment Services, Advisory Board on 4.2.3. Collected Works Laura G. DeMarco 2011 Chair Dusa McDuff 2012 Patrick Barry Eberlein 2012 Elias M. Stein 2012 Richard M. Hain 2010 William A. Veech 2011 OCTOBER 2010 NOTICES OF THE AMS 1153 Officers and Committee Members 4.2.4. Colloquium Associate Editors Yuri Manin 2013 R´emi Abgrall 2013 Gilles Pag`es 2013 Chair Paul J. Sally, Jr. 2011 Daniela Calvetti 2011 Cheryl Praeger 2012 Peter Sarnak 2012 Zhiming Chen 2013 Renate Scheidler 2013 Jean-Marc Couveignes 2011 Christoph Schwab 2011 4.2.5. Contemporary Mathematics Ricardo G. Duran 2013 Jie Shen 2011 Ivan P. Gavrilyuk 2011 Chris J. Smyth 2013 George E. Andrews 2011 Viviette Girault 2012 Michael Stillman 2012 Chair Dennis DeTurck 2011 Ernst Hairer 2011 Daniel B. Szyld 2013 Abel Klein 2011 Fred J. Hickernell 2011 Tao Tang 2012 Gregor Kemper 2012 Paul Tseng 2012 Martin Strauss 2011 Michael J. Mossinghoff 2013 Hans W. Volkmer 2011 Francis J. Narcowich 2011 Ya-Xiang Yuan 2013 4.2.6. Graduate Studies in Mathematics Marian Neamtu 2011 Zhimin Zhang 2012 Chair David A. Cox 2012 Stanley Osher 2011 Rafe Mazzeo 2011 4.2.11. Notices Editorial Board Martin G. Scharlemann 2011 Terms begin on January 1 and expire on December 31 of the Gigliola Staffilani 2013 year listed. Editor Steven G. Krantz 2012 4.2.7. Journal of the AMS Weinan E 2013 Associate Editors Sergey Fomin 2012 Krishnaswami Alladi 2012 Robion C. Kirby 2012 Gregory Lawler 2012 David H. Bailey 2012 Rafe Mazzeo 2012 Tom Mrowka 2013 Jonathan M. Borwein 2012 Harold R. Parks 2012 Susanne Brenner 2012 Peter C. Sarnak 2012 Chair Karl Rubin 2013 William Casselman 2012 Mark E. Saul 2012 Terence Tao 2011 Robert J. Daverman ex officio Edward L. Spitznagel 2012 Lisette de Pillis 2012 John R. Swallow 2012 Associate Editors Susan J. Friedlander 2012 Noga Alon 2011 Elon Lindenstrauss 2011 4.2.12. Proceedings Alexei Borodin 2011 Jacob Lurie 2012 Mario Bonk 2011 Robert L. Bryant 2011 Haynes R. Miller 2012 Lev Borisov 2011 Emanuel Candes 2011 Assaf Naor 2011 Richard Bradley 2010 Sun-Yung Alice Chang 2013 Sorin T. Popa 2011 Kathrin Bringmann 2013 Brian Conrad 2013 Thomas Scanlon 2012 Jianguo Cao 2013 Pavel I. Etingof 2011 Freydoon Shahidi 2012 Coordinating Peter A. Clarkson 2010 Mark Goresky 2011 Karen Vogtmann 2013 Walter Craig 2012 Christopher Hacon 2012 Avi Wigderson 2012 Harm Derksen 2013 Peter Kronheimer 2012 Lia-Sang Young 2011 Alexander N. Dranishnikov 2011 Franc Forstneric 2012 4.2.8. Mathematical Reviews Matthew J. Gursky 2010 AMS staff contact: Graeme Fairweather James Haglund 2013 Jonathan I. Hall 2010 Cameron Gordon 2011 Coordinating Birge Huisgen-Zimmermann 2013 Barbara Keyfitz 2013 Marius Junge 2010 Peter Maass 2012 Nigel Kalton 2011 Shigefumi Mori 2013 Julia Knight 2012 Bryna Kra 2011 Chair Ronald M. Solomon 2012 Michael T. Lacey 2012 Trevor D. Wooley 2012 Gail R. Letzter 2010 Chair Ken Ono 2013 4.2.9. Mathematical Surveys and Monographs Matthew Papanikolas 2013 Chair Ralph L. Cohen 2012 Irena Peeva 2013 Eric M. Friedlander 2010 Richard H. Rochberg 2013 Coordinating Daniel Ruberman 2013 Michael Singer 2013 Coordinating Mei-Chi Shaw 2012 Benjamin Sudakov 2011 Brooke E. Shipley 2012 Michael Weinstein 2013 Hart F. Smith 2010 Coordinating Chuu-Lian Terng 2013 4.2.10. Mathematics of Computation Tatiana Toro 2010 Walter Van Assche 2012 Susanne C. Brenner 2012 Mathai Varghese 2011 Ronald F. Cools 2011 Edward C. Waymire 2011 Igor Shparlinski 2011 Michael Wolf 2013 Chair Chi-Wang Shu 2011 Yingfei Yi 2012 1154 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 57, NUMBER 9 Officers and Committee Members 4.2.13. Proceedings of Symposia in Applied 4.2.21. Student Mathematics Library Mathematics Gerald B. Folland 2012 Mary C. Pugh 2013 Robin Forman 2011 Leonid Ryzhik 2011 Chair Brad G. Osgood 2011 Chair Eitan Tadmor 2011 John Stillwell 2013 4.2.14. Transactions and Memoirs 4.2.22. University Lecture Series Dan Abramovich 2010 Chair Eric M. Friedlander 2010 Alejandro Adem 2012 William P. Minicozzi II 2013 Luchezar L. Avramov 2012 Benjamin Sudakov 2010 Richard Bass 2011 Tatiana Toro 2013 Mark Feighn 2011 Chair Robert Guralnick 2012 Yunping Jiang 2011 4.3. Committees of the Board of Trustees Alexander Kleshchev 2012 Steffan Lempp 2011 4.3.1. Agenda and Budget William P. Minicozzi II 2010 All members of this committee serve ex officio. Alexander Nagel 2010 AMS staff contact: Ellen H.
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