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Special thanks to my predecessors in the presidency, I hope I have represented and
reiterated your thoughts as you would deem appropriate. I would also like to thank the editor
for this yearbook Dr. Rosemary Papa and to all members who have participated in the
publications of this organization in written and electronic formats from submission, to review,
to editing, and more. I want to thank Dr. Fred Dembowski for his leadership in managing the
CONNEXIONS project and for the shepherding of so many of our processes and policies
related to the newly established Publications. We also owe our gratitude to Joe Eckenrode for
his continued support and commitment to our written work. I am humbled and honored to
work with our current and past Executive Board Members and Directors, each has become not
only a respected colleague but also, a trusted friend. Thank you to our conference host, Gary
Kinsey and to all of CAPEA.