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He announced that he had arranged for additional luncheon tickets and encouraged members to attend the Graduate Student reception on Sunday. Goldberg announced that he had distributed lists of student members and "new professional" members to regional presidents. 2. The meeting agenda was approved by acclamation. 3. Olson distributed minutes of the fall Executive Council and General Assembly meetings in Park City. Bradley moved. Benshoff seconded motion to approve Executive Council minutes. Motion carried unanimously. Haight moved. Benshoff seconded motion to approve General Assembly minutes. Motion carried unanimously. 4. Treasurer's Report
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Felt introduced agenda items for the June meeting and asked members to be thinking about a definition of "endorsement." 3. Feit introduced a request from J. Durham regarding ACES Research Committee. 4. Discussion of ACES luncheon program with regard to war in Iraq. It was agreed that Goldberg would
President Bradley called the meeting to order at 9: 17 a.m. (Motions are listed as follows: Mover/Second.) Locke/Goldberg moved to approve the agenda. Motion passed. Locke/Goldberg moved to approve the minutes of the June 22-23, 2001, meeting of the 2001-2002 ACES Executive Council as corrected. Mot
This is a synopsis of actions taken at the April 5, 2004, ACES Executive Council meeting. Readers may access a copy of the complete minutes on the ACES Web site.
Personal introductions preceded the official beginning of the official Executive Council member meeting. Pam Paisley moved the approval of the March 25th, 2000 minutes. Geof Yager seconded this motion. The motion to approve the minutes of the Washington Executive Council was carried unanimously. Mi