About SECM
The Society for Eighteenth-Century Music is a non-profit corporation.
The Society’s Board of Directors is made up the elected officers, the elected directors-at-large, and the appointed non-voting members: one or two student representatives, the newsletter editor, the webmaster, and the publications coordinator.
President: Alison DeSimone (2025–2027)
Vice-President: Kimary Fick (2024–2026)
Secretary: Matthew Boyle (2025–2027)
Treasurer: Nathaniel Mitchell (2025–2027)
Directors-at-large:: Danielle M. Kuntz (2025–2027), Erica Levenson (2025–2027), Emily H. Green (2025–2027), Olga Sánchez-Kisielewska (2024—2026), Ashley Greathouse (2024—2026), Catherine Mayes (2024—2026)
Newsletter Editor: Rachel Bani (2025–2027)
Publications Coordinator: Mark W. Knoll (2025–2027)
Webmaster: Evan Cortens (2025–2027)
A list of previous board members can be found here.
The Society has granted honorary memberships to: Eugene K. Wolf (2002), Daniel Heartz (2003), H. C. Robbins Landon (2004), Malcolm Bilson (2005), Bathia Churgin (2009), Sterling Murray (2016), Paul R. Bryan (2017), Mary Sue Morrow (2018), and Neal Zaslaw (2020).
The story of the genesis of the Society can be found here
The Society’s By-Laws are available here
The Society for Eighteenth-Century Music is a charitable, tax-exempt organization as described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions beyond the cost of membership are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law, but individual circumstances may vary. We suggest consulting with a tax professional concerning the deductibility of your gift.