Past Officers of the Society

Society Presidents

Years	Terms	Name	Affiliation
2015-2017	(2)	Mark Druy	Galvanic Applied Sciences
2013-2015	(2)	James W. Rydzak	GlaxoSmithKline PLC
2011-2013	(2)	Michael L. Myrick	University of South Carolina
2009-2011	(2)	Ian R. Lewis	Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc.
2007-2009	(2)	Mary W. Carrabba	Rogue River Spectroscopy, LLC
2005-2007	(2)	Robert G. Messerschmidt	Aspectrics, Inc.
2003-2005	(2)	Andre' J. Sommer	Molecular Microspectroscopy Laboratory, Miami University
2001-2003	(2)	John Hellgeth	Hewlett-Packard
1999-2001	(2)	David M. Haaland	Sandia National Laboratories
1997-99	(2)	Arlene A. Garrison	University of Tennessee
1995-97	(2)	John E. Bertie	University of Alberta
1993-95	(2)	Laurence A. Nafie	Syracuse University
1991-93	(2)	Rachael L. Barbour	BP America Research
1989-91	(2)	Kathryn S. Kalasinsky	Mississippi State Chemical Labs
1987-89	(2)	Robin S. McDowell	Los Alamos National Laboratory
1985-87	(2)	D. Bruce Chase	E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
1983-85	(2)	Albert B. Harvey	Naval Research Laboratory
1981-83	(2)	William C. Harris	National Science Foundation
1979-81	(2)	Bernard J. Bulkin	Polytechnic Institute of New York
1978-79	(1)	Ira W. Levin	National Institutes of Health
1977-78	(1)	Peter R. Griffiths	Ohio University
1976-77	(1)	Robert J. Jakobsen	Battelle Memorial Institute
1974-76	(2)	James R. Durig	University of South Carolina
1972-74	(2)	Robert A. Bauman	University of Alabama
1971-72	(1)	James R. Scherer	USDA Western Regional Research Lab
1969-71	(2)	Charles L. Angell	Union Carbide Corp.
1968-69	(1)	Freeman F. Bentley	Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
1966-68	(2)	Nelson Fuson	Fisk University
1964-66	(2)	A. Lee Smith	Dow Corning Corp.
1962-64	(2)	R. Norman Jones	National Research Council Canada
1960-62	(2)	Robert A. Friedel	U.S. Bureau of Mines
1959-60	(1)	Foil A. Miller	Mellon Institute
1955-59	(4)	Norman Wright	Dow Chemical Co.

VICE-PRESIDENT

Office instituted 1973; discontinued 1978, with provision for a President-Elect.

1977-78	Ira W. Levin	National Institutes of Health
1976-77	James J. Elliott	Exxon Research and Engineering Co.
1974-76	Robert J. Jakobsen	Battelle Memorial Institute
1973-74	James R. Durig	University of South Carolina

REGISTRAR

1958-59	Raymond R. Sawyer	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1955-58	Van Zandt Williams	Perkin-Elmer Corp.

In 1959 the offices of Secretary and Treasurer were authorized, though these were combined under one Secretary-Treasurer until 1963.

SECRETARY-TREASURER

1961-63

Heinrich B. Kessler

Perkin-Elmer Corp.

1959-61

Raymond R. Sawyer

Perkin-Elmer Corp.

SECRETARY

2015-present	Luisa Profeta	Field Forensics, Inc.
2010-2015	Richard Crocombe	Thermo Fisher Corp.
1991-2010	David Schiering	Smiths Detection
1968-91	Robert W. Hannah	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1963-68	Heinrich B. Kessler	Perkin-Elmer Corp.

TREASURER

2017-present

Ian R. Lewis

Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc.

2012-2017	Mary W. Carrabba	Rogue Spectroscopy, LLC
2005-2012	Andre' J. Sommer	Molecular Microspectroscopy Laboratory, Miami University
1989-2005	D. Bruce Chase	E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
1986-89	Jaan Laane	Texas A&M University
1982-86	Robert J. Obremski	Beckman Instruments
1972-82	Howard J. Sloane	Beckman Instruments / SAVANT
1963-72	Willis J. Potts Jr.	Dow Chemical Co.

NEWSLETTER EDITOR

Before formal appointment of an Editor in 1967, the Newsletter was edited by the Secretary.

2014-present	Katherine Cilwa	Naval Medical Research Center
2011-present	Karen Esmonde-White	University of Michigan
2011-2013	Francis Esmonde-White	University of Michigan
2008-2011	David Heaps	Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals
2007-2008	David S. Trimble	Swathmore College
1986-2007	Kathryn S. Kalasinsky	Mississippi State Chemistry Laboratory ChemAlysis Inc. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
1981-86	Tomas B. Hirschfeld	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
1967-80	A. Lee Smith	Dow Corning Corp.

BOARD

The Society was founded with a Board of seven, including the President and Registrar, serving for three years. Beginning in 1960, the Immediate Past President automatically served on the Board for one year (changed to two years in 1963) after the expiration of the term as President. Starting about 1964, the Board consisted of seven or eight including the President and Past President. The other officers were not Board members ex officio, though they and Committee Chairs are sometimes listed in the Newsletter as "appointed Board members"; only regular Board members are listed below. In 1974 Board membership was extended to four years, and the Board was expanded to nine (including President and Past President) with the appointment of two members for one year. Starting about 1977 the Past President served on the Board one year only. With the By-Laws revision of 1979, the President's tenure on the Board was extended, if necessary, to completion of the term of office, but the Past President held only an honorary, non-voting Board seat. In 2000, the By-Laws were revised to confirm that the President was a voting member of the Board even if he/she was selected from previous rather than current Board members.

2017-2021	Fred Haibach	Confluent Sciences Consulting, Inc.
2017-2021	Zachary Schultz	Unversity of Notre Dame
2017-2020	Rohith Reddy	Harvard Medical School
2017-2020	Xiaoyun (Shawn) Chen	Dow Chemical Co.
2015-2019	David Tuschel	Horiba Scientific
2015-2019	Katherine Cilwa	Naval Medical Research Center
2014-2018	Mary M. J. Tecklenburg	Central Michigan University
2014-2018	Richard Crocombe	Crocombe Spectroscopic Consulting, LLC
2013-2017	Ellen Miseo	Analytical Answers
2013-2017	John Kauffman	Food and Drug Administration
2012-2016	Francis Esmonde-White	University of Michigan
2012-2016	Christina Young	Food and Drug Administration
2011-2015	Karl Booksh	University of Delaware
2011-2015	Heather Brooke	University of South Carolina
2010-2014	Christian Pellerin	University of Montreal
2010-2014	Luisa Profeta	MRI
2009-2013	Brandye Smith-Goettler	Merck and Co., Inc.
2009-2013	Linda Kidder	Malvern Instruments Inc.
2008-2012	Gloria Story	Procter & Gamble Company
2008-2012	Rohit Bhargava	Beckman Institute, University of Illinois
2007-2011	Clara Craver	Craver Consulting
2007-2011	Scott Little	Focal Point International
2006-2010	Brian Marquardt	University of Washington - APL
2006-2010	Michael Myrick	University of South Carolina
2005-2009	Mark Druy	Physical Sciences, Inc.
2005-2009	Richard Larsen	Jasco, Inc.
2004-2008	Ian R. Lewis	Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc.
2004-2008	Christine Wehlberg	MITRE Corporation
2003-2007	Dave Himmelsbach	USDA/Russell Research Center
2003-2007	Don Pivonka	AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals
2002-2006	Mary Carrabba
2002-2006	Jerry Workman
2001-2005	Rebecca Dittmar	3M
2001-2005	James Rydzak	SmithKline Beecham
2000-2004	Michael J. Pelletier	Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc.
2000-2004	E. Neil Lewis	Spectral Dimensions
1999-2001	David M. Haaland	Sandia National Laboratories
1999-2003	Andy Sommer	Miami University
1999-2003	Robert G. Messerschmidt	Spectra-Tech Inc./Argose, Inc.
1998-2002	Richard McCreery	Ohio State University
1998-2003	John Hellgeth	SRN
1997-2001	John Coates	Coates Consulting
1997-2001	Concetta M. Paralusz
1997-1999	Arlene A. Garrison	University of Tennessee
1996-2000	Michael D. Morris	University of Michigan
1996-2000	Nancy R. Klymko	IBM Corp.
1995-99	Terry Lee Gustafson	Ohio State University
1995-99	Fran Adar	Instruments SA
1994-98	Nancy S. Ferris	Eastman Kodak
1994-98	Robin L. Garrell	University of California, Los Angeles
1993-97	David W. Schiering	Spectra-Tech Inc.
1993-95	Laurence A. Nafie	Syracuse University
1993-97	Donald Kuehl
1992-96	Richard A. Palmer	Duke University
1992-97	John E. Bertie	University of Alberta
1991-95	David M. Haaland	Sandia National Laboratories
1991-95	Richard A. Dluhy	University of Georgia
1990-94	Curtis Marcott	Proctor & Gamble
1989-93	Arlene A. Garrison	University of Tennessee
1989-93	Sanford A. Asher	University of Pittsburgh
1988-92	Geraldine L. Richmond	University of Oregon
1988-92	Hector L. Casal	National Research Council, Canada / BP America Research
1988-94	Matthew A. Harthcock	Dow Chemical Co.
		(appointed to complete Hudson's term; elected to a full term starting 1990)
1987-91	John F. Rabolt	IBM Almaden Research Center
1987-93	Rachael L. Barbour	BP America Research
1986-90	D. Warren Vidrine	Measurex
1986-88	Bruce Hudson	University of Oregon (resigned)
1985-91	Kathryn S. Kalasinsky	Mississippi State Chemistry Laboratory / ChemAlysis Inc.
1985-89	James A. de Haseth	University of Georgia
1984-88	Laurence A. Nafie	Syracuse University
1984-89	Robin S. (Rod) McDowell	Los Alamos National Laboratory
1983-89	Jaan Laane	Texas A&M University
1983-87	David G. Cameron	National Research Council, Canada
1982-86	John O. Lephardt	Philip Morris Research & Development
1982-87	D. Bruce Chase	E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
1981-85	Robert J. Obremski	Beckman Instruments
1981-85	Albert B. Harvey	Naval Research Laboratory
1980-84	Thomas B. Malloy, Jr.	Shell Development Co.
1980-84	Hugh E. Diem	B. F. Goodrich Research Center
1979-83	Tomas B. Hirschfeld	Block Engineering / Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
1979-83	William C. Harris	National Science Foundation
1978-82	John E. (Jack) Katon	Miami University of Ohio
1978-82	Christopher W. Brown	University of Rhode Island
1977-81	Abraham Savitzky	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1977-81	Dana W. Mayo	Bowdoin College
1976-81	Bernard J. Bulkin	Hunter College, CCNY / Polytechnic Institute of New York
1975-79	Ira W. Levin	National Institutes of Health
1975-79	Jack L. Koenig	Case Western Reserve University
1974-80	Paul A. Wilks, Jr.	Wilks Scientific Corp. / Foxboro-Wilks
1974-75	Howard J. Sloane	Beckman Instruments
1974-79	Peter R. Griffiths	Ohio University
1974-78	James J. Elliott	Exxon Research and Engineering Co.
1973-77	Ronald O. Kagel	Dow Chemical Co.
1973-78	Robert J. Jakobsen	Battelle Memorial Institute
1972-76	Eugene R. Nixon	University of Pennsylvania
1972-77	James R. Durig	University of South Carolina
1971-74	Kermit B. Whetsel	Tennessee Eastman Co.
1971-76	Robert P. Bauman	University of Alabama
1970-73	John R. Ferraro	Argonne National Laboratory
1970-73	Norman B. Colthup	American Cyanamid Co.
1969-74	James R. Scherer	USDA Western Regional Research Laboratory
1969-72	Edwin D. Becker	National Institutes of Health
1968-71	Jeanette G. Grasselli	Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)
1968-73	Charles L. Angell	Union Carbide Corp.
1967-70	Samuel C. Krimm	University of Michigan
1967-70	Ronald E. Kagarise	National Science Foundation
1966-69	William G. Fateley	Mellon Institute
1966-71	Freeman F. Bentley	Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
1965-68	Forrest S. (Jack) Mortimer	Shell Development Co.
1965-70	Nelson Fuson	Fisk University
1964-67	John Overend	University of Minnesota
1964-67	Robert S. McDonald	General Electric Research Laboratory
1963-66	James E. Stewart	Beckman Instruments
1963-68	A. Lee Smith	Dow Corning Corp.
1962-65	Lester E. Kuentzel	Wyandotte Chemical Corp.
1962-65	Velmer A. Fassel	Iowa State University
1961-63	Heinrich B. Kessler	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1961-64	M. Kent Wilson	Tufts University
1961-66	R. Norman Jones	National Research Council, Canada
1960-63	Ellis R. Lippincott	University of Maryland
1960-63	John C. Decius	Oregon State University
1959-62	Willis J. Potts, Jr	Dow Chemical Co.
1959-64	Robert A. (Gus) Friedel	U.S. Bureau of Mines
1958-61	Clara D. Smith	Battelle Memorial Institute
1958-61	Raymond R. Sawyer	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1958-61	David N. Kendall
1957-61	Foil A. Miller	Mellon Institute (Robert A. Friedel acted for Miller, 1957-58)
1957-60	Richard C. Lord, Jr.	M.I.T.
1956-59	Harald H. Nielsen	Ohio State University
1955-59	Norman Wright	Dow Chemical Co.
1955-58	Van Zandt Williams	Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1955-58	Eugene J. Rosenbaum	Sun Oil Co.
1955-58	Edward D. McAlister	Eastman Kodak Co.
1955-56?	Robert A. Oetjen	Ohio State University (replaced by Harald H. Nielsen)
1955-57	Bryce L. Crawford, Jr.	University of Minnesota
1955-57	Howard Cary	Cary Instruments