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Officers of the American Political Science Association OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION President Jesse 8. Eeeves, University of Michigan https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms First Vice-President Arthur N. Holcombe, Harvard University Second Vice-President Francis W. Coker, Ohio State University Third Vice-president Charles G. Haines, University of California at Los Angeles Secretary and Treasurer J. B. Hayden, University of Michigan EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President, Vice-Presidents, and Secretary-Treasurer ex-officio Caleb P. Patterson, University of Texas , subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at 8. Gale Lowrie, University of Cincinnati Louise Overacker, Wellesley College Eussell M. Story, Pomona College Leonard D. White, University of Chicago William Anderson, University of Minnesota Ealph S. Boots, University of Pittsburgh 23 Sep 2021 at 16:20:09 John P. Senning, University of Nebraska , on Henry E. Spencer, Ohio State University Quincy Wright, University of Chicago Robert E. Cushman, Cornell University William Y. Elliott, Harvard University 170.106.34.90 Ellen D. Ellis, Mount Holyoke College Augustus E. Hatton, Northwestern University Charles W. Pipkin, Louisiana State University . IP address: FORMER PRESIDENTS Frank J. Goodnow W. W. Willoughby Leo S. Rowe Albert Shaw John Bassett Moore William A. Dunning* Frederick N. Judson* Ernst Freund Harry A. Garfield James Bryce* Jesse Macy* James W. Garner A. Lawrence Lowell Munroe Smith* Charles E. Merriam Woodrow Wilson* Henry Jones Ford* Charles A. Beard Simeon E. Baldwin* Paul S. Eeinsch* William B. Munro https://www.cambridge.org/core Albert Bushnell Hart * Deceased https://doi.org/10.1017/S0003055400116417 Downloaded from . 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