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ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD: 1-25-10 3 40 John R EXECUTIVE CALENDAR Senate of Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA SESSION OF 2010 Monday, February 1, 2010 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD: 1-25-10 3 40 John R. Watson, Wexford X (vice, David J. Capriotti, resigned) AGING, PENNSYLVANIA COUNCIL: 12-15-09 9 45 Arthur L. Baldwin, White Oak X 12-15-09 9 12 George R. Gunn, Jr., Gwynedd Valley X 12-15-09 9 4 Lynn M. F. Harris, Philadelphia X 12-15-09 9 6 William K. Ryan, Bristol X 12-15-09 9 12 Diane Slifer, Huntingdon Valley X (vice, Martin Berger, deceased) 12-15-09 9 1 Pioquinto Voluntad, Philadelphia X ALLENTOWN STATE HOSPITAL: 1- 5-10 6 17 B.J. Clark, Havertown X (vice, Grant Stevenson, resigned) APPALACHIAN STATES LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE COMMISSION: 9-29-09 18 26 Hon. George E. Cornelius, West Chester X (vice, Hon. Dennis Yablonsky, resigned) 9-29-09 18 9 Hon. Everette James, West Chester X (vice, Hon. Calvin B. Johnson, resigned) ARCHITECTS LICENSURE BOARD: 1-25-10 3 1 Troy M. Cassel, Philadelphia X BARBER EXAMINERS, STATE BOARD: 9-23-09 21 8 Wendell J. Douglas, Philadelphia X (vice, Evan M. Semoff, Jr., term expired) CANCER CONTROL, PREVENTION AND RESEARCH ADVISORY BOARD, PENNSYLVANIA: 1- 5-10 6 15 Gary Leipheimer, M.P.H., Harrisburg X (vice, Col. James E. Williams, Jr., term expired) 1 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY: 1-25-10 3 8 Robert W. Bogle, Yeadon X 1-25-10 3 7 Dr. Audrey Bronson, Philadelphia X (vice, Rev. Dr. Joseph Patterson, Sr., term expired) 1-25-10 3 7 Hon. Vincent J. Hughes, Philadelphia X 1-25-10 3 17 Samuel J. Patterson, Bryn Mawr X CLERK OF COURTS, DAUPHIN COUNTY: 1- 5-10 6 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Lowell Witmer, resigned) CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES, SECRETARY: 12-15-09 9 31 Hon. John H. Quigley, Camp Hill X (vice, Hon. Michael F. DiBerardinis, resigned) CORONERS’ EDUCATION BOARD: 1-25-10 3 39 Kenneth A. Bacha, Greensburg X (vice, Hon. Michael L. Norris, resigned) DANVILLE STATE HOSPITAL: 9-23-09 21 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Leonard P. Majikas, ACSW, Ph.D., deceased) DRUG, DEVICE AND COSMETIC BOARD, PENNSYLVANIA: 10-19-09 10 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Andrew J. Behnke, M.D., resigned) 12-15-09 9 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Kimberly Gray, term expired) 1- 5-10 6 17 B.J. Clark, Havertown X (vice, Margaret Hanna, term expired) EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY: 12-15-09 9 18 Dr. Vincent De Franco, Stroudsburg X (vice, Darrell Covington, M.D., term expired) 12-15-09 9 16 Harry F. Lee, Esq., Stroudsburg X 12-15-09 9 15 Marcus S. Lingenfelter, Harrisburg X (vice, David Sanko, term expired) 12-15-09 9 18 Hussain G. Malik, M.D., Stroudsburg X 12-15-09 9 18 Nancy V. Perretta, Stroudsburg X 12-15-09 9 14 L. Patrick Ross, Tannersville X 12-15-09 9 10 Amy S. Welch, New Hope X 12-15-09 9 18 Robert Willever, Bethlehem X EBENSBURG CENTER: 1- 5-10 6 30 Dixie L. Henry, Mount Union X (vice, Ruth Kline, deceased) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FINANCING AUTHORITY, PENNSYLVANIA: 1-25-10 3 43 Mark C. Schneider, Pittsburgh X 2 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment EDINBORO UNIVERSITY: 1-25-10 3 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Joseph G. Cacchione, M.D., F.A.C.C., resigned) EDUCATION, STATE BOARD: 12-15-09 9 15 Sheila Dow-Ford, Harrisburg X 12-15-09 9 8 Sandra D. Glenn, Philadelphia X 12-15-09 9 38 Karen F. White, Pittsburgh X FARM PRODUCTS SHOW COMMISSION, STATE: 12-15-09 9 21 Robert Mazza, North East X 12-15-09 9 27 Carl T. Shaffer, Mifflinville X 1- 5-10 6 17 B.J. Clark, Havertown X (vice, Randy King, resigned) FISH AND BOAT COMMISSION, PENNSYLVANIA: 12-15-09 9 21 William G. Gordon, Emlenton X (vice, Samuel M. Concilla, term expired) HIGHER EDUCATION ASSISTANCE AGENCY, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA: 12-15-09 9 38 Hon. A. William Schenck, III, Pittsburgh X HISTORICAL AND MUSEUM COMMISSION, PENNSYLVANIA: 10- 8-09 12 1 Flora L. Becker, Esq., Philadelphia X (vice, Robert Janosov, deceased) 12-15-09 9 41 Laura S. Fisher, Ligonier X 12-15-09 9 4 Cheryl I. McClenney-Brooker, Philadelphia X 12-15-09 9 31 Kathleen A. Pavelko, Mechanicsburg X 12-15-09 9 1 Wayne S. Spilove, Philadelphia X HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY, PENNSYLVANIA: 12-15-09 9 1 Noel E. Eisenstat, Philadelphia X 12-15-09 9 17 Jeremy Nowak, Wynnewood X (vice, Stewart E. Price, term expired) INDUSTRIAL BOARD: 12-15-09 9 6 Joseph A. Bush, Jr., Langhorne X 12-15-09 9 24 Andrew A. Cuvo, Easton X 12-15-09 9 4 Greg Woodring, Philadelphia X INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, PENNSYLVANIA: 12-15-09 9 7 Hon. Joe Martz, Philadelphia X (vice, David E. Tungate, term expired) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, BUCKS COUNTY: 10- 8-09 12 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. David W. Heckler, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) 3 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DELAWARE COUNTY: 9-23-09 21 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Kenneth A. Clouse, deceased) 9-23-09 21 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Robert C. Wright, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MCKEAN COUNTY: 1- 5-10 6 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. John H. Yoder, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: 10- 2-09 15 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Tama M. Clark, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, STATE BOARD: 12-15-09 9 31 Gregory E. Black, Mechanicsburg X MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS' EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMISSION: 9-23-09 21 39 Barbara Jollie, Irwin X (vice, Lt. Col. John J. McGeehan, term expired) 9-23-09 21 22 Chris Michaels, Clarks Green X (vice, Christopher J. Delozier, term expired) 9-23-09 21 11 Deborah A. Sieger, Ph.D., Fleetwood X (vice, Bart Burne, term expired) 12-15-09 9 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Ray Morrow, term expired) NURSING, STATE BOARD: 9-24-09 20 1 Dr. Ann L. O’Sullivan, Philadelphia X NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS, STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS: 10-19-09 10 13 Nancy Bonalumi, RN, MS, CEN, FAEN, Lancaster X (vice, I. William Goldfarb, term expired) OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE, STATE BOARD: 9-16-09 24 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Dr. Charles P. Fasano, deceased) PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY: 12-15-09 9 17 Eugene B. Chaiken, Bryn Mawr X 12-15-09 9 17 Alvin H. Clemens, St. David’s X 12-15-09 9 1 Hon. Michael F. DiBerardinis, Philadelphia X (vice, Hon. Cynthia A. Baldwin, term expired) PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY OF: 10- 6-09 13 37 Sy M. Holzer, Pittsburgh X 4 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment PLANNING BOARD, STATE: 9-23-09 21 17 John A. Westrum, Norristown X 10-19-09 10 40 Susan G. Hockenberry, Pittsburgh X (vice, Rubye Jenkins-Husband, resigned) PODIATRY, STATE BOARD: 12-15-09 9 10 Alice H. Hughes, Newtown X (vice, Ronald Reese, term expired) 12-15-09 9 16 Mary E. Loftus, D.P.M., Bethlehem X POLK CENTER: 12-15-09 9 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Josephine Zuck, deceased) PROBATION, ADVISORY COMMITTEE: 1-25-10 3 36 Mark J. Wilson, Lancaster X (vice, Robert W. McCullough, III, resigned) PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS AND GEOLOGISTS, STATE REGISTRATION BOARD: 12-15-09 9 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, George Roman, term expired) 1-25-10 3 17 Robert Ford, P.E., Bryn Mawr (Recall) X 1-25-10 3 40 Michael A. Huwar, Pittsburgh X (vice, Lena Andrews, resigned) 1-25-10 3 35 Hiram C. Ribblett, P.E., Johnstown X 1-25-10 3 22 David G. Smith, Scranton X PSYCHOLOGY, STATE BOARD: 12-15-09 9 1 Dr. Karen W. Edelstein, Philadelphia X 12-15-09 9 17 Dr. Eve Orlow, Ardmore X PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT COMMISSION: 12-15-09 9 28 Hon. A. Carville Foster, Jr., Seven Valleys X 12-15-09 9 22 Ureneus V. Kirkwood, Tobyhanna X (vice, J. Richard Aronson, term expired) PUBLIC TELEVISION NETWORK COMMISSION, PENNSYLVANIA: 10- 8-09 12 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, C. Chris Exarchos, term expired) 1- 5-10 6 36 Sam Cohn, Mountville X (vice, Penelope Gerber, term expired) 1- 5-10 6 8 Nora Peterman, Philadelphia X (vice, Steven Aaron, term expired) PUBLIC WELFARE, SECRETARY: 1- 5-10 6 4 Hon. Harriet Dichter, Philadelphia X (vice, Hon. Estelle B. Richman, resigned) REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS, STATE BOARD OF CERTIFIED: 12-15-09 9 40 Paul C. Kaufman, Wexford X 5 Re- New Date Legislative Senate appoint- appoint- Name of Nominee Referred Day District ment ment REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, STATE: 10- 2-09 15 32 Armand N. Ferrara, Jr., Charleroi X (vice, John McGarry, deceased) REVENUE, SECRETARY: 12-15-09 9 15 Hon. C. Daniel Hassell, Harrisburg X (vice, Hon.
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