The plenary legislative body of the Association of American Law Schools is the House of Representatives, composed of one representative from each member school, selected by faculty from that school. The House meets during the Association’s Annual Meeting. The Executive Committee has the responsibility for conducting the affairs of the Association in the interim between the annual meetings of the House of Representatives, which elects the officers and other Executive Committee members. The term of the president is one year; the president-elect becomes president on completion of a year of service as president-elect. The immediate past president serves a third and final year on the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee appoints the Executive Director, who serves as the Association’s Chief Executive Officer and Secretary-Treasurer. The six non-officer members of the Executive Committee serve staggered, three-year terms. The Executive Committee meets four times each year in person, and occasionally between meetings by conference call.
Officers

President
Vincent D. Rougeau
Boston College Law School

President-Elect
Erwin Chemerinsky
University of California, Berkeley

Past President
Darby Dickerson
UIC John Marshall Law School

Executive Director & Chief Executive Officer
Executive Committee Members
Serving through 2021

D. Benjamin Barros
University of Toledo College of Law

L. Song Richardson
University of California, Irvine School of Law
Serving through 2022

Austen L. Parrish
Indiana University Maurer School of Law

Melanie D. Wilson
University of Tennessee College of Law
Serving through 2023

Danielle Conway
Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson

Daniel M. Filler
Drexel University