Board of Trustees

The BACCHUS Network™ is guided by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees comprised of leaders in higher education, influential business people, and various health and safety professionals.

Executive Committee

Edward H. Hammond, Ph.D.
(Chairperson)
President, Fort Hays State University

James Dawson, Ed.D.
(Vice Chairperson)
Chancellor/COO, Lincoln Memorial University

Judith Tindall, Ph.D.
(Secretary)
President/Licensed Psychologist/Counselor, Psychological Network Inc.

Thomas Miller,Ed.D
(Treasurer)
Associate Professor, College of Education, University of South Florida

Courtney Diener
(Student Trustee)
Bowling Green State University
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Sheldon Jackson
(Student Trustee)
Frostburg State University
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Emeritus Members

Margaret W. Bridwell, M.D. -- In Memoriam*
Past President, American College Health Association

Kenley R. Hoover
President, Hoover Financial Consultants

John D. Welty, Ed.D
President, Fresno State University

Sheldon Steinbach
Dow Lohnes

Members at Large

Carol Clark
Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility
Anheuser-Busch Companies

William E. Cox
President and Managing Editor
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Cox, Matthews & Assoc., Inc.

Diana M. Doyle, Ph.D.
President
Arapahoe Community College

Gerardo M. Gonzalez, Ph.D.
(Founder)
University Dean School of Education
Indiana University

Thomas G. Goodale, Ph.D.
(Founder)
Executive Director, Omicron Delta Kappa

Erin Hennessy
Director, Public Affairs
American Council on Education

Michael Ortiz, Ph.D.
President
California Polytechnic State University – Pomona

Greg Roberts, Ed.S.
Executive Director
American College Personnel Association

Judy Sakaki, Ph.D.
Vice President for Student Affairs
University of California

Betty Siegel, Ph.D.
President Emeritus
Kennesaw State University

*In Memoriam: Dr. Maggie Bridwell

Dr. Maggie Bridwell, who served on The BACCHUS Board of Trustees from 1986-2007, died on September 18, 2011. She was 88. During her service with BACCHUS she was the Director of the University of Maryland College Park Health Center, but continued on as a volunteer for BACCHUS after retirement from the University in 2003.

Maggie will always be remembered for her dedication to college health, in particular sexual health education. She was known for her no-nonsense ideas, love of travel and her knitting during meetings.

BACCHUS will always remember Maggi. Read more.