IEATA Board of Directors

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IEATA Leadership

Executive Board Members
Executive Co-chairs	Nicki Koethner, MA, MFT Haley Fox, LPCC, PhD, REAT, MT-BC, ATR-BC Mitchell Kossak, PhD, LMHC, REAT	ecc@ieata.org
Treasurer	Yasmin K. Decuire	treasurer@ieata.org
Secretary		secretary@ieata.org

Board Committees
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Administrative
Governance	Lisa Herman, PhD, MFT, REAT	governance@ieata.org
Membership and Administrative	Karen Estrella	membership@ieata.org

Education and Networking
Conference	Jose Miguel Calderon Martin Zavala	conference@ieata.org
Educational Resources	Connie Gretsch Phil Weglarz	resources@ieata.org
International	Graciela Bottini de Barucca Sally Brucker Lorena Wolfman	international@ieata.org
Regional	Elizabeth Bornstein Sheri Gaynor	regional@ieata.org
Student	Christina Hampton	students@ieata.org

Professional
Artist	Olivia Corson Vanessa Varela	artists@ieata.org
Professional Standards – Registered Expressive Arts Consultant/Educator (REACE)	Kathleen Horne, MA, REACE	consult-educators@ieata.org
Professional Standards – Registered Expressive Arts Therapist (REAT)	Syntha Lorenz, MA, MFT, REAT Laury Rappaport	reat@ieata.org

Publicity and Outreach
Public Relations	Ana dos Santos, MA, LMHC Roché Wadehra	pr@ieata.org
Publications		publications@ieata.org
Social Action	Cailin Turcotte-Good, MA, REAT, RCC	socialaction@ieata.org
Website and Internet	Patricio Gonzalez Vivo	webmaster@ieata.org

Advisory Board Members
Anin Utigaard, MA, MFT, REAT		anin@ieata.org

Advisory Council
Jack Weller
Paolo Knill
Stephen Levine
Wendy Miller
Natalie Rogers
Philip Speiser

Woman Painter by Delfina Piretti

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

IEATA is led by a board of directors comprised of members of the Executive Board, the Advisory Board and the committee co-chairs. The board establishes and oversees policies, directs programs and fulfills other responsibilities to advance IEATA's objectives.

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Jewelry making, 2007 Rwanda Arts Project
(Photo by Kate Powers)