The GTS Alumni/ae Executive Committee (AEC) is currently accepting nominations for members. Members of the AEC serve three-year terms, and may be reelected only once. Terms begin January 1 of the year following election.

All graduates or matriculated former students of GTS, both lay and ordained, are considered to be active members of the Associated Alumni/ae and are eligible to serve on the AEC. The purpose of the AEC, which consists of nine elected members along with appointed Provincial Representatives, is to manage the affairs and business of the Association.

The AEC meets once a year in person on the Close, during Alumni/ae Week, which is held the second week in June. Approximately six other meetings are held by Zoom during the year.

AEC meetings normally include reports from the Dean and President and the Senior Vice President. Typical business includes nominating the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni/ae Award and planning and supporting any events involving Alumni/ae, including the June Alumni Weeks. Members are expected to use every opportunity to communicate with alumni/ae about the continuing life of the seminary, and to encourage connection and participation.

The AEC presently has three members who are standing for reelection. We are in need of people interested in being appointed as representatives from Province III and Province IV.

If you are interested in serving, or know someone who would be a good candidate, or if you have any questions, please reach out to AEC Vice-President Evan Fischer ’92 at evanfischer16@gmail.com.

Nominations will be accepted through October 28, 2026.

Below are the listing of dioceses within Provinces III and IV:

Province III

Diocese of Susquehanna (formerly Bethlehem and Central Pennsylvania)

Delaware

Easton

Maryland

Northwestern Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh

Southern Virginia

Southwestern Virginia

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Province IV

Alabama

Atlanta

Central Florida

Central Gulf Coast

East Carolina

East Tennessee

Florida

Georgia

Kentucky

Lexington

Louisiana

Mississippi

North Carolina

The Episcopal Church in South Carolina

Southeast Florida

Southwest Florida

Tennessee

Upper South Carolina

West Tennessee

Western North Carolina