MMLA LeadershipThe Midwest Modern Language Association is governed by an Executive Committee and administered by faculty, staff, and students at Loyola University Chicago.
Executive CommitteeThe Executive Committee governs the association, determining all policies and approving the association's annual budget. In addition, Executive Committee members serve on one of two subcommittees: either the Program Committee, which oversees the annual convention program, or the Editorial Committee, which oversees the publication of JMMLA. Members of the Executive Committee serve three-year terms; elections occur immediately after each annual convention. Terms are extended for Editorial Committee members who become MMLA officers, who spend a year each as Vice President, then President, then Treasurer. For a more detailed description of the governing structure, including elections, term limits, and responsibilities of Executive Committee members, please see the MMLA's bylaws. The current Executive Committee includes the following individuals:
Administrative TeamThe administrative functions of the MMLA are carried out by an Executive Director, a Graduate Assistant, a Program Manager, and an Undergraduate Intern. The MMLA's headquarters are located in Chicago, Illinois, on the campus of Loyola University Chicago, which is the MMLA's institutional host. The MMLA's current administrative staff are the following Loyola faculty, staff, and students:
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