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Accepted and approved.  \nReports  \nMembership – Shultz reported AAS losing Regular members slowly, but there is a big boost in student members. However, many students do not continue on to become Regular members. Institutional membership is down 10% . JSTOR & BIO1 are providing access to publications for these entities.  \nTreasurer – Cangialosi reported AAS is at high point with their finances. The Schwab investments are doing well, and ~ $37K came in from JSTOR & BIO1 . There was a question about seed money for the upcoming Congress; it always is made available.  \nJournal of Arachnology – Suter stated that a ‘hybrid’ issue of the Journal is upcoming, consisting of Congress and ‘regular’ papers. The acceptance rate is statistically rising, but is not interesting. There are no new impact factors available yet. The cost of publishing is steady and revenues are up. It may be possible in the future that the Journal could coverall costs and actually make money.  \nFuture Meeting Sites – Hedin stated:  \n2015: Brian Patrick, Dakota Wesleyan Univ., Mitchell SD  \n2016: Paula Cushing, Golden, CO – AAS + ISA Congress  \n2017: Fernando Alvarez, Yucatan, Mexico  \n2018: Cara Shillington, Eastern Michigan Univ., Ypsilanti, MI  \n2019: Joel Ledford @ UC Davis or Auburn Univ.  \nIt was agreed that hosts should be asked not to schedule meeting dates which conflict with other national meetings which AAS members tend to attend  \nElection – Cady reported the ballots had not yet been counted  \n(determined later that Paula Cushing is Secretary (replacing Alan Cady) and Mike Draney is Director (replacing Ingi Agnarsson)  \nSpiders of North America, an Identification Manual (SNAIM)– Cushing stated that revisions have started. A‘drop-box’ for authors has been established. Revision deadline  \nis mid-August 2014, with the new version slated for January 2015. E-publishing will be allowed. It was suggested that the cover be made stronger.  \n-The Field Guide has done well. 2,649 sold as of June 2014.  \nStudent Research Awards – Cady reported there were 15 submissions ; 15 awards of $200-$300. $4K was spent altogether. There was a short discussion of raising the amount of money available for student research which was tabled until New Business.  \nMarketing Committee – Cushing suggested that the Marketing Committee be dissolved due to clear lack of purpose and activity. This is issue was tabled until New Business.  \nWebsite – Cady and other members reported on and discussed various issues surrounding the AAS website. The changes made by Jan Weaver since the 2013 meeting have mostly satisfied concerns raised at that time. Thus, the transition to a professional web firm proposed in 2013 did not happen.  \nSpecific items:  \n-Officers need to be updated  \n-JOA materials need to be posted on time  \n-Use the AAS website as a ‘portal’ to other professional society websites  \n-It was stated that Weaver does not seek information on additions/changes/updates, but expects these to be reported to her  \n-The website is an investment, and important for marketing the Society.  \n-The website needs to be made easily accessible for mobile devices. This would require a professional web designer.  \nSince content updates are vital, it was suggested that a specific agreement be produced establishing timing of updates, liaisons with EC members, and other webmaster responsibilities. Griswold will have a conversation with Weaver about these issues. It was moved to form a committee of Paula Cushing, Marshal Hedin, and Karen Cangialosi to oversee website operations. The motion was seconded and PASSED.  \nStudent ","cbCaij2uPtMSUBzO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij2uPtMSUBzO","pdf",102992,"English","# Meeting Overview\n## Attendance and Call to Order\n## Review of Prior Transactions\n# Reports\n## Membership and Treasurer Updates\n## Journal of Arachnology\n## Future Meeting Sites\n## Election and Publications\n# New Business and Motions\n## Student Awards and Funding\n## Website, Marketing, and Press Relations","[{\"question\":\"When and where did the executive committee meeting take place?\",\"answer\":\"The meeting took place at The Ohio State University, Newark, Ohio, on June 21, 2014.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the agreed future meeting sites mentioned in the minutes?\",\"answer\":\"The minutes list sites from 2015 through 2019, including Dakota Wesleyan University (Mitchell, SD) for 2015 and UC Davis or Auburn University for 2019, with other locations for 2016–2018.\"},{\"question\":\"What action was approved regarding publicity and communications?\",\"answer\":\"A Press Relations Office was established, initially comprising Paula Cushing and Bob Suter, charged with writing and distributing press releases about the Journal of Arachnology and other AAS activities.\"}]","American Arachnological Society Executive Committee Meeting - June 21, 2014 | PDF",1789831977]