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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 10, 2000
CONTACT: Stephen L. Bobbitt
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NOMINATIONS TO BE ACCEPTED FOR ANA BOARD OF
GOVERNORS
Nominations for candidates to the American Numismatic
Association's (ANA) Board of Governors will be accepted
beginning December 1, 2000, with voting by the membership
occurring next June.
The ANA's federal charter, granted in perpetuity by the
United States Congress, rests control of the Association in the
hands of a nine-member board, which includes a president, vice
president and seven governors at large. All Board members are
elected by popular vote every odd-numbered year. Those elected to
these offices will be installed at the ANA's 110th Anniversary
Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, next August, and will compose the
Board of Governors for the ensuing two years.
ANA members with voting privileges are invited to submit
nominations to the executive director; nominations must be in
writing and postmarked or hand-delivered no earlier than December
1, 2000, and no later than March 31, 2001.
Nominees must be members who are entitled to hold office
under the ANA Bylaws. Those exempted are associate and
honorary members, member clubs, and members under the age of
18. To be eligible for the office of president or vice president, a
member must have served at least one term as governor. No
member can serve on the Board more than 10 years.
To qualify as a candidate for office, a member must receive
at least five (5) nominations from member clubs in good standing
and at least five (5) nominations from individual members in
good standing. Nominators
should include their ANA number to facilitate the recording of
nominations.
An ANA member cannot nominate himself/herself or a
number of candidates for any office in excess of the number to be
elected. Thus, members and clubs can nominate only one
candidate for president and one for vice president, and no more
than seven candidates for governor.
The executive director will contact each qualified nominee,
notifying him/her of such nominations and requesting written
acceptance or refusal on or before March 31, 2001. No nominee
may accept a nomination for more than one elective office.
Official nomination forms and guidelines can be obtained
by contacting the ANA Executive Offices, 818 N. Cascade Ave.,
Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3279; telephone 719/632-2646; fax
719/634-4085; e-mail rochette@money.org; or by visiting the ANA
web site (www.money.org).
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