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Home Council Subcommittees Council Subcommittees are working groups within the Council that focus on particular areas of concern and interest to the Association and its members.  The following is a list of the current Council Working Groups: US ELECTORAL REFORM  John H. Aldrich, Duke University 2004-2005  Manuel Avalos, Arizona State University,  West Campus  2004-2005  * Henry E. Brady, University of California, Berkeley  2004-2005 HIGHER EDUCATION ACT AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL POLICIES   * John W. Harbeson, CUNY, City College of New York  2003-2005  Aili Tripp, University of Wisconsin, Madison  2004-2005  David Vogel, University of California-Berkeley  2004-2005 NON-PHD INSTITUTIONS  Andrew L. Aoki, Augsburg College  2004-2005  Shirley M. Geiger, Savannah State University  2004-2005  * Joanna Vecchiarelli Scott, Eastern Michigan University  2004-2005   REVIEW OF PUBLIC PRESENCE TASK FORCE STRATEGY  John H. Aldrich, Duke University  2004-2005  * Marion E. Orr, Brown University  2004-2005  Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico  2004-2005 PUBLIC STATEMENTS BY APSA * Lisa Anderson, Columbia University 2004-2005 Neta C. Crawford, Brown University  2004-2005 Harvey C. Mansfield, Harvard University  2004-2005 Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico  2004-2005 * designates Chair