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AMA Collegiate Chapters Council

The AMA Collegiate Chapters Council (CCC) is a selected group of faculty volunteers who act as liaisons between the interests of the AMA student membership, its collegiate chapter faculty advisors and the AMA. The CCC, in conjunction with staff at the AMA Support Center, is primarily responsible for the design, implementation, maintenance and assessment of all programs provided to the AMA collegiate community.

2026-2027 Collegiate Chapters Council Members

President
Kristin K. Minetti

Lecturer, Marketing Department, College of Business
California State University – Chico

President-Elect
Eileen Acello

Instructor, Marketing Department, College of Business
Florida Atlantic University

President-Elect Designate
Rene R. Barguez Perez
Assistant Professor, Universidad del Sagrado Corazon

Immediate Past President
Carla Childers

Associate Professor of Marketing, W. Fielding Rubel School of Business
Bellarmine University

Andrew Anderson
Assistant Professor, Marketing, Northwood University

Andy Dahl
Associate Professor, Marketing, University of Wisconsin – Whitewater

Scott Erickson
Professor, Ithaca College

Loran Jarrett
Assistant Professor, University of South Florida

Sheri L. Lambert
Associate Professor of Practice, Marketing, Temple University

Christie Michell
Instructor, Southern Illinois University – Carbondale

Keisha Nichols
Associate Clinical Professor, Marketing, The Pennsylvania State University

Jennifer Riley Simone
Senior Lecturer, Marketing, Indiana University


AMA Collegiate Communities

Jerrica Stovall (Primary Staff Liaison)
Director, Collegiate Communities
American Marketing Association

Matt Weingarden (Senior Staff Liaison)
Executive Vice President, Communities and Journals
American Marketing Association

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