The Society for Economic Anthropology (SEA) is a group of anthropologists, economists and other scholars who are interested in the connections between economics and social life. Pursuant to the SEA bylaws, terms of office for leadership positions are as follows:
| President-elect | 2 years |
| President | 2 years |
| Student Board Member | 2 years |
| At-large Board Member | 3 years |
| Archaeology Board Member | 3 years |
| Secretary | 3 years |
| Treasurer | 3 years (renewable) |
| Section Editor, Anthropology News | 2 years (renewable) |
| General Editor, Economic Anthropology | 3 years (renewable) |
If you are interested in serving on the board, please send an email to the SEA president, Nora Haenn, at president@econanthro.org.
SEA Officers and Board
President (2021-2023)
Nora Haenn
North Carolina State Univeresity
Past President (2019-2021)
Cindy Isenhour
University of Maine
Treasurer (2013-2019)
Richard Wallace
California State University, Stanislaus
Secretary (2020-2023)
Allison Truitt
Tulane University
Board Members until 2022
Joanne Baron, archaeology member
Bard Early Colleges
Melissa Beresford
San Jose State University
Laura Cochrane
Central Michigan University
Board Members until 2023
Kristin D. Phillips
Emory University
Andrea Rissing
Ohio State University
School of Environment and Natural Resources
Daniel Souleles
Copenhagen Business School
Ipshita Ghosh, student member
Syracuse University
Other positions
Listserv Manger (2010-present)
Brandon D. Lundy
Kennesaw State University
Browne Creativity in Research Award Chair:
Cindy Isenhour
University of Maine
Smith Award Chair:
Bram Tucker
University of Georgia
Halperin Award Chair:
Laura Tilghman
Plymouth State University
Schneider Prize Chair:
Allison Truitt
Tulane University
SEA Website Manager:
Dawn Rivers
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Economic Anthropology Editorial Board
Brandon D. Lundy
Kennesaw State University, General Editor
Katherine E. Browne
Colorado State University
Mike Chibnik
University of Iowa
Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Dolores Koenig
American University
Carolyn Lesorogol
Washington University, St. Louis
John Millhauser
North Carolina State University
Arthur Murphy
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
K. Anne Pyburn
Indiana University
Daniel Souleles
Copenhagen Business School
Rich Warms
Texas State University
Rich Wilk
Indiana University
Deborah Winslow
National Science Foundation
If you are interested in serving on the board, please send an email to the president, Nora Haenn (president@econanthro.org)