Governing Structure
The AILA is governed by an Executive Board, which meets annually and delegates to the Association's committees that are listed below. The Board enables those committees to both develop and implement programs and activities that are in accordance with the Executive Board's policies. The current 2008-2009 President and Vice-President of the Association are Susan Hanks and Liana Juliano, respectively.
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