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Paul Anderson,
TAA's first member
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Howard
Anton, TAA Council 1989-92
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The Alamo,
1989 TAA Convention in San Antonio
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The Menger
Hotel, 1989 TAA Convention in San Antonio
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Karen
Arms, TAA Council 1990-93
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Kathy
Heilenmann, TAA President 1994-95
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1989 TAA
Convention — (left to right) Keedy, Thomas, Anton,
Leithold
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1989 TAA
Convention — (left to right) Swokowski, Lial,
Geggis, Rosenstein
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Bill Masterton,
TAA President 1990-92
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Ron Pynn,
TAA President 1992-93, 1996-97
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Kären
Hess, TAA Secretary 1990-93
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James
Noblitt , TAA Keynote Speaker
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Bill Pasewark,
1992 Committee on Contracts & Working Relations
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John Vivian,
TAA President 1993-1994
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Daniel
Boone, TAA Council 1992-94
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Dick Spangler,
TAA Council 1992-1996
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Roberta
Null, TAA Council
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Franklin
Silverman, TAA Council President 1997-98
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Gerald
Stone, TAA President 1995-96
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Norma
Hood, TAA Executive Director 1992-1995
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1995 TAA
Convention, Savannah, Georgia
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Jay Black,
TAA Council
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Betty
Azar, TAAF Supporter
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Robert
Christopherson, TAA Council
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Kären
Hess, TAA Council of Fellows, TAAF Board of Directors |
Chris
Harris, TAA Council
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Y.H. Hui
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Janet
Tucker,
TAA Managing Director |
John Wakefield,
TAA President 2005-07
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Kim Pawlak,
TAA Associate Executive Director
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Michael
Lennie, TAA Council Advisor |
Margaret
Matson, TAA Program Assistant
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Karen
Morris, TAA President 1999-2001
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Lee
Mountain, TAA Council of Fellows |
Ron Pynn,
TAA Executive Director 1995-2005, TAA President 1992-93 and
1996-97
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Peggy
Stanfield, TAA President 1998-99 and 2001-02
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Michael
Sullivan, TAA President 2002-05 |
Mary Kay
Switzer, TAA Council
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Tara Gray,
TAA Council
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Richard
Hull,
TAA Executive Director 2005-present |
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Bill
Pasewark Jr. at 2003 TAA Convention, Richmond, VA |
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Jay
Black at 2003 TAA Convention, Richmond, VA |
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Questions
from audience at 2003 TAA Convention, Richmond, VA |
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Banquet
Table at 2003 TAA Convention, Richmond, VA |
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Conventioneers
at dinner, 2003 TAA Convention, Richmond, VA |
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Bill
Pasewark, Sr. with son |
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Bill
Pasewark, Sr. with sons |
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Attendees
at 2005 TAA Convention in Las Vegas. |
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| TAA's new
Executive Director, Richard T. Hull (left) talks with (from left
to right) Annamaria Smith, Linda Collie and Liesel Wright, who
traveled from Nassau, Bahamas to attend the 2005 TAA Convention
in Las Vegas. |
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| John (Jack)
M. Ivancevich (far right) and John E. Biernat, Publisher McGraw-Hill
(far left), accept a 2005 McGuffey Award from TAA President Mike
Sullivan (the second from the left) and Executive Director Ron
Pynn (the second to the right) for their book, Organizations:
Behavior, Structure, Processes, 11th Ed., published by McGraw-Hill/Irwin,
during the TAA Awards Banquet held Friday, June 24 at the TAA
Convention in Las Vegas. Ivancevich's co-authors, who couldn't
make it to the banquet, are Robert Konopaske, James Donnelly and
James L. Gibson. |
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| Marilyn "Winkie"
Fordney accepted her TAA Council of Fellows Award at the TAA Awards
Banquet held during the TAA Convention in Las Vegas June 21. Also
pictured: Ron Pynn and Mike Sullivan. |
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Attendees
at 2005 Convention. |
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Attendees
at 2005 Convention banquet. |
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| Former TAA
Executive Director Ron Pynn (center) received TAA's 2006 Mike
Keedy Award at the TAA Awards Banquet, held the first night of
the TAA Convention in Orlando, Florida. TAA Executive Director
Richard Hull (left); TAA President John Wakefield (right). |
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| Past-President
Michael Sullivan received the 2006 President's Award at the TAA
Awards Banquet, held the first night of the TAA Convention in
Orlando, Florida. TAA President John Wakefield (left); TAA Executive
Director Richard Hull (right). |
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| Marilyn "Winkie"
Fordney, the author or co-author of more than 50 books in three
different medical career fields, shares her advice for forging
a cordial relationship with your editor during her portion of
the 2006 TAA Convention panel on Publisher-Author Relations. (Mathematics
author Mike Sullivan is in the background; Geography author Robert
Christopherson is to the right.) |
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| Attendees
listen attentively as TAA Executive Director Richard Hull presents
the 2006 Textbook Excellence and McGuffey Longevity Awards during
the TAA Awards Banquet held the Friday night of the convention
in Orlando, Florida. |
Chris Palma,
strategic partner development manager for Google Book Search during
his 2007 TAA Conference Academic Track session: "Google Book
Search: "Opportunities for Academic Publishers and Authors
in the Online Channel." |
Christopher Kenneally,
director of author relations for the Copyright Clearance Center
(left), and Diane Feldman, principal of AuthorCraft Editorial Services
during their 2007 TAA Conference session, "It's 2007. Do You
Know Where Your Editor Is?" |
TAA Executive
Director Richard Hull (far left), TAA President John Wakefield and
his wife and daughter, get ready to embark on the Grand Lady for
the 2007 TAA Conference Networking Event, held Friday June 22. |
Charles Williams
and his wife Linda (back row from left), Gregory Lewbart, Ken Henson
(back to camera) and Lunetta Williams (front far left) enjoy the
Grand Lady Cruise, the 2007 TAA Conference Networking Event, held
Friday, June 22. |
Hannah Rubenstein (left) and Christopher Harris aboard the Grand
Lady Cruise, the 2007 TAA Conference Networking Event, held Friday,
June 22. |
TAA Associate Executive Director Kim Pawlak (left) and TAA Program
Assistant Margaret Matson board the Grand Lady Cruise, the 2007
TAA Conference Networking Event, held Friday, June 22. |
Nithila Isaac, who traveled to this year's conference all the way from Doha, Qatar, located in the Middle East, was a first-time attendee. She said she unfortunately gets to attend only two conferences a year, and had already chosen for next year, but plans to attend the TAA Conference again in 2010. |
2008 TAA Conference attendee Steven Barkan listens attentively to a conference session. Barkan, a professor of sociology at the University of Maine, moderated a Roundtable Discussion on "Preparing for the Next Edition". |
Fred Kleiner, professor of art history and archaeology at Boston University, and editor of the American Journal of Archaeology, demystifies the peer-review process during his 2008 TAA Conference, "Songs of Praise (And Horror): The Journal Reviewing Process". |
Molefi Kete Asante, professor of African American Studies at Temple University, and editor of the Journal for Black Studies and the Encyclopedia of Black Studies, received the 2008 Mike Keedy Service Award for dedicated works on behalf of authors for his service on the Text and Academic Authors Foundation Board. Asante has written more than 65 books and 300 articles. |
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