Frank & Miller Elected to the Board
The National Association for Campus Activities is pleased to announce Adam Frank, SUNY Westchester Community College and Matthew Miller, Bridgewater State University (MA) have been elected to the Association's Board of Directors as general board members. Frank and Miller will each serve three-year terms starting May 1, 2026. Online voting took place from February 16-23.
"Adam and Matt are talented higher education professionals who bring a wealth of knowledge and experiences to the Board," shares Jason Meier, Harvard College who will become Chair of the Board of Directors on May 1. "I look forward to working with them to bring our new strategic plan to life as we further NACA's vision to create college communities where everyone belongs."
Adam Frank serves as Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs & Dean of Student Life at SUNY Westchester Community College (WCC). Previously, he was the inaugural director of WCC’s Department of Student Involvement, expanding it into a comprehensive engagement center. A member of the NACA Board of Directors since 2024, he brings twenty years of progressive volunteer experience, including chairing the Northeast Regional Conference and the NACA Foundation Board of Trustees. He holds degrees from Stonehill College and UConn and has received multiple honors in student affairs. A Broadway and Disney enthusiast, he and his husband are raising their seven-year-old son.
For more than 23 years, Matthew Miller has worked in campus activities, a field that played a formative role in his own experience as a first-generation college student. Campus involvement shaped Matt's sense of belonging and leadership, and it inspired him to build a career focused on creating opportunities where students and professionals can connect, learn, and grow. Miller brings a forward-looking, systems-oriented approach to his work, using technology, data, and proven practices to meet evolving campus needs. Matt is deeply committed to service, stewardship, and strengthening NACA as a professional home for current and future members.
The Board of Directors is composed of representatives from current member institutions. The Board exists to serve the Association’s membership and works collaboratively to provide strategic direction, ensure sound governance, and safeguard NACA’s long-term health and sustainability. At its February meeting, the Board approved a bylaws amendment establishing a fixed board structure of nine board members. The Board will consist of three officers — Chair, Chair-Elect, and Immediate Past Chair (who also serves as Treasurer) — and six general board members, with two general board members being elected each year. Prior to the amendment, the Board could have between six and ten members. With the establishment of this firm nine-member structure, there will be a one-year vacancy to be filled beginning May 1.
Board members are the Association leaders who guide the organization towards a vibrant and sustainable future by adopting and adhering to sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies. Board members are responsible for making sure the Association has adequate resources to advance its mission. Learn more about the board here.