Bylaws Committee Works on Plain Language

By Megan K. Scanlon, Chief Deputy ClerkCourt of Appeals of Virginia Last year, you asked the Bylaws Committee to spend the next two years incorporating plain language into the NCACC Bylaws.  The enthusiastic 11-member subcommittee’s first task was to collect feedback from the top down: Executive Committee, Standing Committees, and Members. From that feedback, we learned

Scholarship Applications – 52nd Annual Meeting Albuquerque, New Mexico August 3-7, 2025

If lack of funding could prevent you from attending the annual meeting held in Albuquerque this year, please consider applying for a scholarship.  Scholarship funds are awarded as a means of promoting attendance at annual meetings of the NCACC by members who would otherwise be unable to attend.  Scholarship money may be used to pay for transportation

Transforming Court Data: Insights from the NCSC Data Specialists’ Roundtable

By Scott Mitchell (AL) In October, the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) hosted its annual Data Specialists’ Roundtable at its headquarters in Williamsburg, Virginia. This two-day, invitation-only summit gathered 29 participants from 24 states and territories. Each year, the NCSC invites the National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks (NCACC) to send a representative, and

Call for Nominations for Officers and Executive Committee Members Deadline: Monday, March 3, 2025

The Nominating Committee is now accepting nominations for the following offices: Office of Vice-President, Treasurer, and Executive Committee Members. As you know, the success of NCACC is dependent on its members participating and serving in any way possible. Please take time to think about who could be an effective leader for each position listed. You

NCACC Member Update

Tamika Gibson, Deputy Administrator for the Court of Appeals of Georgia Tamika serves as the Deputy Administrator for the Court of Appeals of Georgia. She graduated first in her class from Morgan State University, where she was a Board of Regents Scholar. After earning her law degree from Howard University School of Law, she served