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Officer and Director Slates Announced

By Edited by ASHI Staff | November 01, 2001

Members of the nominating committees returned slates for the consideration of voting Members and Council Representatives, thereby fulfilling their role in the process of providing ASHI with a stable progression of leadership. See page 49 for 2002 Officer and Director nominees, as well as an explanation of the voting process, including petition provisions.

Voting Members will receive officer ballots and those who serve on the Council of Representatives will have the responsibility of electing the new directors.

Edited by ASHI Staff

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