IWCA Board

The IWCA Board oversees the operations of the organization. Board members are elected for the terms and by the process outlined in the IWCA Bylaws.

Executive Officers

President: Christopher Ervin, Oregon State University (2024-2026)

Vice President: Maggie Herb, Buffalo State University (2024-2026)

Past President: Sherry Wynn Perdue, Oakland University (2024-2026)

Secretary: Rachel Azima, University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2025-2027)

Treasurer: Katie Levin, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (2025-2027)

Past-Treasurer: Glenn Hutchison, Jr., Florida International University (2023-2025)

At-large Representatives

Jasmine Kar Tang, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (2025-2027)

Elaine MacDougall, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2024-2026)

Yvonn Márquez, Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) (2025-2027)

Kendra L. Mitchell, Florida A&M University (2025-2027)

Luke Morgan, Metro State University (2023-2025; 2025-2027)

Vanessa Solano-Cohen, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Bogatá (2024-2026)

Scott Whiddon, Transylvania University (2024-2026)

Constituency Representatives

Graduate Student Rep: Faith Thompson, Salisbury University (2024-2026)

Peer Tutor Rep: José Pablo Álvarez-Acosta, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (2025-2026)

Peer Tutor Rep: Amina Selimaj, College of Staten Island (2025-2026)

Two-Year College Rep: Cristina Savarese, SUNY Suffolk County Community College (2025-2027)

Affiliate Representatives

Christin Wright-Taylor , CWCA/ACCR (Canadian Writing Centres Association / association canadienne des centres de rédaction) 

Grace Pregent, East Central WCA

Levin Arnsperger, European Writing Centers Association

Janine Morris, Global Society of Online Literacy Educators

Abigail Villagran, Latin American WCA  (La Red Latinoamericana de Centros y Programas de Escritura)

Stacey Hoffer, Mid-Atlantic WCA

Hala Daouk, Middle-East-North Africa Writing Center Alliance

Luke Morgan, Midwest WCA

Cyndi Roll, Northeast WCA

Jeffery Pressnell, Northern California WCA

Brian Harrell,  Online Writing Centers Association 

Vacant, Pacific Northwest WCA

Lisa Bell, Rocky Mountain WCA

Kristin Messuri, South Central WCA

Candis Bond, Southeastern WCA

Kat Bell, Southern California WCA

Heather Barton, Secondary Schools Writing Centers Association

NCPTW Liaison

Eric Camarillo, Tarrant County College – Northwest, National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing

Journal Editors

Writing Center Journal: Georganne Nordstrom, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, Issac K Wang, University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, Sherry Wynn Perdue, Oakland University.

The Peer Review 2026: Elisabeth Buck, Fordham University. Additional editorial board members listed here.

IWCA Standing Committees and Chairs 

Awards and Grants. Recognizes outstanding service/scholarship; awards grants and scholarships. 

Conferences and Institutes. Recruits and selects chairs for the Conference, the Collaborative, and the Summer Institute. Reviews MOUs with conference venues, conference sites, dates, and themes. As much as is possible, the committee will seek to establish staggered co-chair positions for all IWCA events. 

Constitution. Updates constitution and bylaws and tracks policies and procedures for organizational continuity. 

Finance. Presents annual report of expenditures to the Board. Present annual budget to Board for approval. Approves expenditures, implements spending priorities; tracks revenues to insure sustainability, prepares reports, ensures compliance with IRS regulations. 

Nominations Committee. Nominates or solicits nominations for awards and elected positions. 

Outreach and Membership. Promotes professional interests and development of special constituencies and membership interests. 

Publications Committee. Liaises with and advises the editorial team of The Writing Center Journal (WCJ) and The Peer Review (TPR). Convenes a committee for editor replacements.