
Keith Gambill, President
Keith Gambill is serving a three-year term as ISTA president. Gambill previously served two terms as the ISTA vice president and as president of the Evansville Teachers Association before assuming the role of ISTA president. Gambill is a middle school music and drama teacher. He has taught in Evansville’s public schools for more than 30 years.

Jennifer Smith-Margraf, Vice President
Jennifer Smith-Margraf is serving a three-year term as ISTA vice president. She previously served as a National Education Association board member. Smith-Margraf also serves as the president of the ISTA Foundation. She is an instructional coach and Spanish teacher at Oakland High School, Lafayette. She has taught for nearly 20 years. She served in various leadership roles in the Lafayette Education Association before her election to her current role.

Doug Taylor, Treasurer
A fifth-grade teacher in the New Albany-Floyd County School Corporation, Doug Taylor has more than 25 years of teaching experience. Before serving as ISTA treasurer, Taylor served as the New Albany-Floyd County Education Association president, vice president, association representative, bargaining team member and as an ISTA board member. He and his wife, Tiffany, have two children.

Dan Holub, Executive Director
Dan Holub brings 25 years of experience as an advocate and union leader to the position of ISTA executive director. Holub most recently served as the executive director of the Minnesota Association of Professional Employees (MAPE). Before MAPE, he represented education interests at the Wisconsin Education Association Council. Holub received a law degree from the University of Iowa College of Law.
Board of Directors
As a member-governed organization, those serving on board of directors are ISTA members elected by their peers. The ISTA Board of Directors play a fundamental role in the overall management and direction of the Association. Some of their tasks include overseeing and managing the plans adopted by the Representative Assembly each spring, ensuring the direction and policies of the Assembly are implemented, appointing the executive director, and reviewing and amending the annual budget.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
BOARD MEMBERS
Department Directors



