Committee
The Society's Committee is comprised of nine trustees elected from within the Society's membership by a General Meeting of the Society. These include the Society's President, the Past President, the President Elect, and six others. For 2016, the trustees are:
President of the Society and Committee Chair: Prof. J. Lieu (UK)
Past President of the Society: Prof. U. Schnelle (Germany)
President-Elect of the Society: Prof. C. R. Holladay (USA)
Prof. J. M. Gundry (USA)
Prof. T. Nicklas (Germany)
Prof. A. Dettwiler (Switzerland)
Prof. C. Karakolis (Greece)
Prof. C. Gerber (Germany)
Prof. J. Thom (South Africa)
The Deputy President-Elect of the Society, currently Prof. M. Wolter (Germany), attends the Committee as an observer/auditor.
The Committee meets only at the General Meeting of the Society in late July/early August. There are two sessions. The first takes place before the start of the General Meeting, the second just prior to its conclusion. A business meeting of the Society's membership follows both sessions.
Officers
The officers of the Society attend the meetings of the Committee ex officio.
Secretary: Dr A. D. Clarke, Lethenty Byre, Inverurie AB51 0HQ, United Kingdom. Email a.d.clarke@abdn.ac.uk
Assistant Secretary: Prof. T. Still, George W. Truett Theological Seminary, Baylor University, One Bear Place #97126, Waco, TX 76798-7126, USA. Email todd_still@baylor.edu
Assistant Secretary for International Initiatives: Prof. William R. G. Loader, 52 The Circle, Warwick WA 6024, Australia. Email w.loader@murdoch.edu.au
Treasurer: Dr K. Ehrensperger, School of Theology, Religious Studies and Islamic Studies, University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter, Ceredigion SA48 7ED, United Kingdom. Email k.ehrensperger@tsd.ac.uk
Editor of the Journal (New Testament Studies): Prof. F.B. Watson, Department of Theology and Religion, Durham University, Abbey House, Palace Green, Durham DH1 3RS, United Kingdom. Email francis.watson@durham.ac.uk
Editor of the SNTS Monograph Series: Prof. P. Trebilco, Dept of Theology & Religion, University of Otago, PO Box 56, Dunedin, New Zealand. Email paul.trebilco@otago.ac.nz