Notices of Vacancy in Minnesota Government Panels Nov2010

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MINNESOTA SECRETARY OF STATEFor Release: November 1, 2010

Contact: [email protected]

Notice of Vacancies in Multi-Member Agencies

SAINT PAULThe Secretary of States Office today released the monthly notice of vacancies that have occurred in multi-member state agencies, pursuant toMinnesota Statutes, Section 15.0597, subdivision 4 (see the l ist of current vacancies below).

Application forms may be found at: http://www.sos.state.mn.us/index.aspx?page=5 or may be obtained from the Office of the Secretary of State, Open Appointments,180 State Office Building, 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., St. Paul, MN 55155-1299, or in person at Room 180 of the State Office Building.

In accordance with the Minnesota Open Appointments Law, the Secretary of State acts as an administrator in publishing vacancies, receiving applications, andrecording appointments. Applications will be reviewed and appointments made by the appointing authorities for these various agencies; questions about specificvacancies and appointments should be directed to the appointing authority. Applications submitted by November 23, 2010 are assured of full consideration by theappointing authority. Appointing authorities for these agencies may choose to review applications received by the Secretary of State after that date. Applications arekept on file for a one year period. Agency information for this press release was supplied by the various agencies.

The 2010 Open Appointments Annual Report is available at: http://www.sos.state.mn.us/index.aspx?page=360 . This publication includes a complete listing of stateboards and councils that follow the Open Appointments process, descriptions of these agencies and their memberships, and statistica l information about appointmentsand vacancies during the 2009 fiscal year. Paper copies of the 2010 Open Appointments Annual Report are available at the Minnesota Bookstore, 651-297-3000 or 1-800-657-3757.

To receive an automatic notice of vacancies each month, please submit your e-mail address to: [email protected] .

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New Vacancies

The following agencies have new vacancies.

Applications submitted by November 23, 2010 are assured of full consideration by the Appointing Authority.

If you are interested in applying for one or more of the positions available, please submit one copy of the Open Appointments Application for eachposition. You may also attach a resume to the application. If you have letters of recommendation please have the person writing the letter reference

your name and the board, council or agency name to which you are applying.

MINNESOTA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ADVISORY COUNCIL658 CEDAR ST., #358ST PAUL, MN 55155 651-201-2640M.S. 16B.055

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: One (1) - Public Member to complete a four-year term expiring on January 2, 2012.

Provide consumer-responsive, consumer-driven advice to the State for planning of, implementation of, and evaluation o the activitiescarried out through the act grant including setting measurable goals. The advisory council shall be comprised of: ( I ) Individuals withdisabilities that use assistive technology or the family members or guardians of the individuals; ( II ) a representative of the designatedState agency, as defined in section 7 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 705) and the State agency for individuals who areblind (within the meaning of section 101 of that Act (29 U.S.C. 721)), if such agency is separate; (Interpreted as the State Services forthe Blind.; ( III ) a representative of a State center for independent living described in part C of title VII of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 796f et seq.); (IV) a representative of the State workforce investment board established under section 111 of theWorkforce Investment Act of 1998 (29 U.S.C. 2821); (Interpreted to mean the Governor's Workforce Development Council; ( V ) arepresentative of the State educational agency, as defined in section 9101 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (20U.S.C> 7801) (interpreted to mean the Minnesota Department of Education; and ( VI ) representatives of other State agencies, publicagencies, or public organizations, as determiend by the State (ii) Majority. ( I ) In general. A majority is not less than 51 percent of themembers of the advisory council, shall be members appointed under clause (ii)(I). ( II ) Representatives of agencies. Membersappointed under subclauses ( II ) through ( VI ) of clause (i) shall not count toward the majority membership requirement established

in subclause ( I ). (iii) Representation. The advisory council shall be geographically representative of the State and reflect thediversity of the State with respect to race, ethnicity, types of disabilities across the age span, and users of types of services that anindividual with a disability may receive.The Council will meet on a quarterly basis.Dept of Administration; 658 Cedar St.

MINNESOTA COMBATIVE SPORTS COMMISSION1700 - 105TH AVE NEBLAINE, MN 55449LAWS OF MN 2006, CHAP 282

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: One (1) - Member with Knowledge of Mixed Martial Arts to complete a four-year

Term expiring on January 6, 2014.

The Commission shall issue, deny, renew, suspend, or revoke licenses; make and maintain records of its acts and proceedingsincluding the issuance, denial, renewal, suspension, or revocation of licenses; keep public records of the commission open toinspection at all reasonable times; assist the director in the development of rules to be implemented under this chapter; and conform tothe rules adopted under this chapter. Membership includes: Five members appointed by the Governor, who are Minnesota citizens.One member must be a retired Minnesota judge, and at least three members must have knowledge of the combative sports industry.The governor shall make serious efforts to appoint qualified women. No member may directly or indirectly promote a combativesports contest, directly or indirectly engage in the managing of a combatant; or have an interest in any manner in the proceeds from acombative sports contest. Meetings are held at the National Sports Center - 1700 - 105th Ave NE, Blaine, MN 55449.


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NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING ADVISORY COMMITTEE601 ROBERT ST NOST PAUL, MN 55164 651-201-5463M.S. 144.966

Appointing: Commissioner of HealthCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: Five (5) - Speech-Language Pathologist w/experience in evaluation and intervention

of infants and young children;Consumer Organization Representing culturally deaf persons;Part C Coordinator or designee from the Department of Education,

Health or Human Services;Birth Hospital Representative from a rural hospital;Birth Hospital Representative from an urban hospital

1) Developing protocols and timelines for screening, rescreening, and diagnostic audiological assessment and early medical,audiological, and educational intervention services for children who are deaf or hard-of-hearing; 2) designing protocols for trackingchildren from birth through age three that may have passed newborn screening but are at risk for delayed or late onset of permanenthearing loss; 3) designing a technical assistance program to support facilities implementing the screening program and facilitiesconducting rescreening and diagnostic audiological assessment; 4) designing implementation and evaluation of a system of follow-upand tracking; and 5) evaluating program outcomes to increase effectiveness and efficiency and ensure culturally appropriate servicesfor children with a confirmed hearing loss and families. The commissioner of health shall appoint at least one member from each of the following groups with no less than two of the members being deaf or hard-of-hearing; 1) a representative from a consumerorganization representing culturally deaf persons; 2) a parent with a child with hearing loss representing a parent organization; 3) aconsumer from an organization representing oral communication options; 4) a consumer from an organization representing cuedspeech communication options; 5) an audiologist who has experience in evaluation and intervention of infants and young children; 6)a speech-language pathologist who has experience in evaluation and intervention of infants and young children; 7) two primary careproviders who have experience in the care of infants and young children, one of which shall be a pediatrician; 8) a representative fromthe early hearing detection intervention teams; 9) a representative from the Department of Education resource center for the deaf andhard-of-hearing or the representative's designee; 10) a representative of the Minnesota Commission Serving Deaf and Hard of HearingPeople; 11) a representative from the Department of Human Services Def and Hard of Hearing Services Division; 12) one or more of the Part C coordinators from the Department of Education, the Department of Health, or the Department of Human Services or thedepartment's degisnees; 13) the Department of Health early hearing detection and intervention coordinators; 14) two birth hospitalrepresentatives from one rural and one urban hospital; 15) a pediatric geneticist; 16) an otolaryngologist; 17) a representative from theNewborn Screening Advisory Committee under this subdivision; and 18) a representative of the Department of Education regionallow-incidence facilitators. Meetings are held four times annually in St. Paul.

NONMOTORIZED TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE395 JOHN IRELAND BLVD, Mail Stop 315ST PAUL, MN 55155 651-366-4164M.S. 174.37

Appointing: Commissioner of TransportationCompensation: MileageVacancies: One (1) - Member representing a statewide organization interested in promoting

Non-motorized transportation in Minnesota.The committee shall make recommendations to the commissioner on items related to nonmotorized transporation, including safety,education, and development programs. The committee shall review and analyze issues and needs relating to operating nonmotorizedtransportation on public rights-of-way, and identify solutions and goals for addressing identified issues and needs. The advisorycommittee must consist of the following members: (a) The commissioner of transportation shall appoint up to 18 public members, asfollows: one member from each of the department's seven greater Minnesota districts; four members from the department'smetropolitan district; and no more than seven members at large. Each of the members at large must represent nonmotorized interestsof organizations. (b) The commissioners of each of the following state agencies shall appoint an employee of the agency to serve as amember: administration, education, health, natural resources, public safety, transportation, and pollution control. The chair of theMetropolitan Council shall appoint an employee of the council to serve as a member. The director of Explore Minnesota Tourismshall appoint an employee of the agency to serve as a member. The division administrator of the Federal Highway Administrationmay appoint an employee of the agency to serve as a member.


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NONPUBLIC EDUCATION COUNCIL1500 W. HWY. 36ROSEVILLE, MN 55113-4266 651-582-8663M.S. 123B.445.

Appointing: Commissioner of EducationCompensation: MDE may pay $55 per diem and may reimb expenVacancies: One (1) - Member

The council advises the Commissioner on nonpublic educational aids as well as other matters affecting nonpublic education andnonpublic schools. The council is also authorized to recognize educational accrediting agencies for purposes relating to Minnesota'sCompulsory Instruction Law. The fifteen members shall represent various areas of the state, methods of providing nonpubliceducation, and shall be knowledgeable about nonpublic education. Department of Education may pay $55 per diem and mayreimburse expenses for council members who are not in related paid employment. The per diem and expenses paid are subject toavailable funds and Department of Education agency practice for advisory groups. Generally, the council meets every other monthduring the school year at the Dept. of Education, Roseville, MN.

REAL ESTATE APPRAISER ADVISORY BOARD (01/01/11)85 E. 7th Place, #500St. Paul, MN 55101 6512964026M.S. 82B.05

Appointing: Commissoner of CommerceCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Nine (9) - One Consumer of appraisal services who is employed in the financial lending industry.

(This is a three-year term)One Consumer of appraisal services who lives or works outside the seven-county

Metropolitan area. (This is a two-year term)One Consumer of appraisal services. (This is a one-year term)One Real Estate Appraiser who is currently licensed in good standing as a certified

Residential real property appraiser. (This is a three-year term)One Real Estate Appraiser who lives or works outside the seven-county metropolitan

Area and is currently licensed in good standing as a certified residentialReal property appraiser. (This is a two-year term)

One Real Estate Appraiser who is currently licensed in good standing as a certifiedResidential real property appraiser. (This is a one-year term)One Real Estate Appraiser who is currently licensed in good standing as a certified

General real property appraiser and is certified by the Appraiser QualificationsBoard of the Appraisal Foundation to teach the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice. (This is a three-year term)

One Real Estate Appraiser who lives or works outside the seven-county metropolitanArea and is currently licensed in good standing as a certified general realProperty appraiser. (This is a two-year term)

One Real Estate Appraiser who is currently licensed in good standing as a certifiedGeneral real property appraiser. (This is a one-year term)

To make recommendations to the commissioner on the educational experience, appraisal experience, examination specifications, andcontinuing education requirements for real estate appraisers, and the standards for the development and communication of real estateappraisals. Three of the members must be consumers of appraisal services, of whom one member must be employed in the financiallending industry, and six must be real estate appraisers who are currently licensed in good standing, of whom three members must becertified residential real property appraisers and three members must be certified general real property appraisers. At least onemember of the board must be certified by the Appraisal Qualification Board of the Appraisal Foundation to teach the UniformStandards of Professional Appraisal Practice. Each of the three categories of members must include at least one member who lives orworks outside of the seven-county metropolitan area. Once every 3 months Dept of Commerce, St. Paul, MN


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January 2011 Vacancies

The following agencies have membership terms that end in December 2010 and January 2011.

Applications submitted by November 23, 2010 are assured of full consideration by the Appointing Authority.

If you are interested in applying for one or more of the positions available, please submit one copy of the Open Appointments Application for eachposition. You may also attach a resume to the application. If you have letters of recommendation please have the person writing the letter reference

your name and the board, council or agency name to which you are applying.

ACUPUNCTURE ADVISORY COUNCILBOARD OF MEDICAL PRACTICE2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #500MPLS., MN 55414-3246 612-617-2130M.S. CHAPTER 147B.05

Appointing: Board of Medical PracticeCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Two (2) - One Public Member

One Acupuncture PractitionerCouncil advises the Board of Medical Practice regarding acupuncture standards and the complaint/discipline process, and provides for

distribution of information regarding the standards. Membership includes: Four acupuncture practitioners who meet licensurerequirements and have practiced acupuncture at least 3 years, 1 licensed physician who also practices acupuncture, 1 licensedchiropractor who is NCCAOM certified, 1 public member who has received acupuncture treatment as primary therapy fromNCCAOM certified acupuncturist. Bimonthly meetings are held at the Board of Medical Practice Office.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF THE MINNESOTA BRAILLE AND TALKING BOOK LIBRARY388 SE 6TH AVEFARIBAULT, MN 55021 507-384-6860M.S. 134.31

Appointing: Commissioner of EducationCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Three (3) - Members

The committee advises staff of the Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library on long-range plans and library services. Members

shall be people who use the Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library. Meetings are held on a quarterly basis in Faribault or TwinCities.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON HERITABLE AND CONGENITAL DISORDERSDEPT OF HEALTH,601 ROBERT ST. NO., PO BOX 64899ST PAUL, MN 55155 651-201-5463M.S. 144.1255

Appointing: Commissioner of HealthCompensation: NoneVacancies: Eleven (11) - Two Clinician Representatives

One Researcher/Laboratory ProfessionalThree Parents or Other ConsumersOne Clinician and ResearcherOne Birth Hospital RepresentativeOne Nutritionist RepresentativeOne Newborn Screening Laboratory ProfessionalOne Other Expert (as needed)

To provide advice and recommendations to the Commissioner concerning tests and treatments for heritable and congenital disordersfound in newborn children. Membership includes: At least one member from each of the following representative groups: parentsand other consumers; primary care providers; clinicians and researchers specialing in newborn diseases and disorders; geneticcounselors; birth hospital representatives; newborn screening laboratory professionals; nutritionists; and other experts as neededrepresenting related fields such as emerging technologies and health insurance. Meetings are held every six months in St. Paul, MN.


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ADVISORY COUNCIL ON LICENSED TRADITIONAL MIDWIFERYMN BOARD OF MEDICAL PRACTICE,2829 UNIVERSITY AVE., #500MPLS., MN 55414-3246 612-617-2130M.S. 147D.23.

Appointing: Board of Medical PracticeCompensation: $55 per diem.Vacancies: Three (3) - One Physician Member

One Licensed Traditional MidwifeOne Home Birth Parent

Council advises the Board of Medical Practice regarding traditional midwifery licensure, practice standards, complaints/discipline,and provides for distribution of information regarding standards. The council consists of one physician who has been or is currentlyconsulting with licensed midwives submitted by MN Medical Association, three licensed traditional midwives submitted byMidwifery Now, and one homebirth parent submitted by MN Families for Midwifery. Meetings held as necessary at the Board of Medical Practice Offices in Minneapolis.

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS & WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIESMDH, 625 NORTH ROBERT STREETST. PAUL, MN 55164-0975 651-201-4700M.S. SECT. 115.71-115.77.

Appointing: Commissioners of the Department of Health and the Minnesota Pollution Control AgencyCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Five (5) - Two Certified Wastewater Treatment Facility Operators

One Representative from a Municipalities OrganizationOne Water Supply System Operator (Rural)One Public Member

The council advises the commissioners of the Department of Health and the Pollution Control Agency regarding classification of water supply systems and wastewater treatment facilities, qualifications and competency evaluation of water supply system operatorsand wastewater treatment facility operators, and additional laws, rules and procedures that may be desirable for regulating theoperation of water supply systems and of wastewater treatment facilities. The council consists of 11 members including one memberfrom the Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health, appointed by the commissioner of health; one member from thePollution Control Agency; appointed by the commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency; three members who must be certifiedwater supply system operators, appointed by the commissioner of health; three members who must be certified wastewater treatmentfacility operators, appointed by the commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency; one member representing an organization thatrepresents municipalities, appointed by the commissioner of health with the concurrence of the commissioner of the Pollution ControlAgency; and two members of the public who are not associated with water supply systems or wastewater treatment facilities. One of

the members of the public shall be a representative of academia in a water or wastewater related field. One must be appointed by thecommissioner of health and the other by the commissioner of the Pollution Control Agency. One of the water supply system operatorsand one of the wastewater treatment facility operator must be from outside the metro area, and one wastewater operator must comefrom the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services. One of the water supply system operators must representative a nonmunicipalcommunity or nontransient noncommunity water supply system. The council meets quarterly in St. Cloud.

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON WELLS & BORINGS625 NORTH ROBERT STREETST PAUL, MN 55155-2538 651-201-4598M.S. 103I.105.

Appointing: Commissioner of HealthCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Seven (7) - Three Well Contractors

One Public MemberOne Vertical Heat Exchanger Contractor RepresentativeOne Licensed Exploratory Borer RepresentativeOne MN Geological Survey Representative

The council advises the Department of Health on licensing or registering well contractors and explorers, and on technical mattersrelating to the regulation or the construction, maintenance, and ultimate sealing of wells and borings. Membership includes thefollowing: six water well contractors (state resident for at least three years, with at least five years experience in well drilling, no morethan two from the seven county metro area); one member a licensed exploratory borer for minerals; two public members notconnected with exploratory boring or water well contracting; one member a licensed elevator shaft contractor; one member amonitoring well contractor; one member vertical heat exchanger contractor; one representative each of the Departments of Health,Natural Resources, Transportation, and the Pollution Control agency; one member a representative of the Board of Water and Soil


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AREA ONE POTATO RESEARCH AND PROMOTION COUNCILP.O. BOX 29EAST GRAND FORKS, MN 56721 218-773-1629M.S. 17.54, SUBD. 9.

Appointing: Commissioner of AgricultureCompensation: NoneVacancies: Two (2) - One Potato Processor Representative

One Potato Wash Plant RepresentativeContinuing Vacancies: One (1) - One Potato Processor Representative

The council promotes Minnesota grown Irish potatoes through research and advertising by providing grants. Membership includesone potato processor, one potato wash plant representative and five elected members representing potato growers. Meetings are inAugust, November, February and June, and are held in East Grand Forks, MN.

ATHLETIC TRAINER'S ADVISORY COUNCIL2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #500MPLS., MN 55414-3246 612-617-2130M.S. 148.7805, LAWS OF 1993, CH. 232

Appointing: Board of Medical PracticeCompensation: $55 per diem plus mileageVacancies: Four (4) - One Registered Athletic Trainer

One ChiropractorOne PhysicianOne Public Member

The council advises the Board of Medical Practice regarding athletic trainer standards, registration issues, and complaint matters.Membership includes two public members; three members who except for initial appointees, are registered athletic trainers, one beingboth a registered physical therapist and registered athletic trainers as submitted by the Minnesota American Physical TherapyAssociation; two members who are medical physicians licensed by the state and have experience with athletic training and sportsmedicine; and one member who is doctor of chiropractic licensed by the state and has experience with athletic training and sportsinjuries. Bi-monthly meetings are held at the Board of Medical Practice.

BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY85 E. 7TH PL., #125ST. PAUL, MN 55101-2143 651-296-7938M.S. 326A.01 - 326A.14

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expenses

Vacancies: Four (4) - Two Certified Public Accountant RepresentativesTwo Public MembersThe board examines, licenses and regulates certified public accountants and registered accounting practitioners. M.S. 326A, MR1105. Membership includes two public members and seven certified public accountants. Eight meetings a year plus additionalmeetings as necessary. Meetings are held at the Board offices.

BOARD OF ANIMAL HEALTH625 ROBERT ST. NO.ST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-296-2942M.S. 35.02.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Two (2) - Livestock Producers

The board carries out disease control programs for livestock and poultry. Membership includes three livestock producers and twolicensed veterinarians. Quarterly meetings are held at the Orville L. Freeman Building.


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BOARD OF ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, LAND SURVEYING, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, GEOSCIENCE,AND INTERIOR DESIGN85 E 7TH PL, STE 160ST. PAUL, MN 55101-2333 651-296-2388M.S. 326.04.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Five (5) - One Geoscientist

One Public MemberOne Licensed ArchitectOne Licensed Engineer (Electrical)One Licensed Land Surveyor

The board licenses and regulates architects, engineers, land surveyors, landscape architects, geologists , soil scientists,and certifiesinterior designers. The twenty-one member board includes three licensed architects, five licensed engineers, two licensed landscapearchitects, two licensed land surveyors, two certified interior designers, two geoscientists, and five public members. Not more thanone member may be from the same branch of the profession of engineering. Each professional member must have ten years of experience and shall have been in responsible charge of work for at least five years. Full board meetings minimum of nine times ayear. In addition members attend monthly committee meetings. Meetings are held at 160 Golden Rule Bldg., St. Paul.

BOARD OF ASSESSORSMN DEPT. OF REVENUE, MAIL STATION 3340ST. PAUL, MN 55146-3340 651-556-6093M.S. 270.41.

Appointing: Commissioner of RevenueCompensation: NoneVacancies: Three (3) - Two Public Members

One County Assessor RepresentativeThe board provides for the education, licensure, conduct and discipline of assessors. Membership includes: two public members, onedesignated appraiser, two county assessors, two local assessors (one township assessor) and two employees of the Department of Revenue. Bi-Monthly meetings.

BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS2829 UNIVERSITY AVE SE, #315

MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414 651-201-2820M.S. 155A.20Appointing: GovernorCompensation: Per diemVacancies: One (1) - Public Member

Oversee the administration, enforcement, regulation, and adoption of rules regulating the barber profession, make rule changes whenapplicable, approve waivers, and enter into contracts so as to protect the public through the regulation of all license types issued topractice or participate in barbering in the State of Minnesota. Membership includes: Four members appointed by the Governor,including three barber members currently licensed in Minnesota, have practiced in the licensed occupation for at least five yearsimmediately prior to their appointment, be graduates from grade 12 of high school or have equivalent education, and have knowledgeof the matters taught in registered barber schools; and one public member as defined in Minnesota Statutes section 214.02. Onebarber member must be a member of, or recommended by, a union of journeymen barbers, and one barber member must be a memberof, or recommended by, a professional organization or barbers. Meetings are held every other month.

BOARD OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND THERAPY2829 UNIVERSITY AVE SE, #210MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414 612-617-2178M.S. 148B; 148C

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Four (4) - Two Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors

Two Licensed Professional CounselorsThe board shall establish by rule appropriate techniques for determining whether applicants and licensees are qualfied; establishstandards for professional conduct; issue licenses to qualified individuals; establish standards for initial education including


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coursework for licensure; establish standard for disciplinary process; establish, maintain and publish a register of licensees andsupervisors; establish application and fees; educate the public; establish regulations pertaining to treatment for impaired practitioners;and periodically evaluate its rules in order to refine the standards for licensing professional counselors and alcohol and drugcounselors, and to improve the methods used to enforce the board's standards. Membership includes: Thirteen members appointed bythe governor. Five of the members shall be licensed professional counselors; five of the members shall be licensed alcohol and drugcounselors; and three shall be public members. Meetings are held four times per year at 2829 University Ave SE., #210, Minneapolis,MN 55414.

BOARD OF COSMETOLOGIST EXAMINERS2829 UNIVERSITY AVE SE, #710MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414 651-201-2742M.S. 155A.20

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Two (2) - One Cosmetologist Member

One Public MemberTo make rule changes when applicable, approve waivers, enter into contracts to complete the mission of the Board. The mission of the Board of Cosmetologist Examiners is to protect the public through the regulation of all license types issued to practice incosmetology in the State of Minnesota. Membership includes: Four members appointed by the Governor, including threecosmetologist members currently licensed in the field of cosmetology, manicuring, or esthetology in Minnesota, have practiced in thelicensed occupation for at least five years immediately prior to their appointment, be graduates from gade 12 of high school or haveequivalent education, be members of, or recommended by, a professional organization of cosmetologists, manicurists, or estheticians,and have knowledge of Minnesota Statutes sections 154.40 to 154.54 and Minnesota Rules, chapters 2105 and 2110; and one publicmember as defined in Minnesota Statutes section 214.02. The Board meets five to six times per year, at 2829 University Ave SE.,Minneapolis, MN 55414, Conference Room A.

BOARD OF DENTISTRY2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #450MPLS., MN 55414 612-617-2250M.S. 150A.02.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Three (3) - Two Dentist Members

One Public Member

The board examines, licenses and registers dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants and enforces the Minnesota DentalPractices Act. Membership is composed of 5 dentists, one dental hygienist, one registered dental assistant, and two public members.No member shall be eligible for an appointment to more than two consecutive four year terms. Five (5) Board meetings per year; 30+Committee meetings/year are held at 2829 University Ave. SE, Suite 450, Mpls, MN 55414.

BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SEMPLS., MN 55414 651-201-2731M.S. 144A.19.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Three (3) - One Public Member

One Nurse MemberOne Manager/Owner Member

The board licenses administrators of nursing homes, conducts studies of nursing home administration; approves continuing educationprograms for administrators; investigates complaints and allegations of rule violations. Membership includes: four owners ormanagers of nursing homes, one doctor, one nurse, and three public members. Representatives of the Department of Health and theDepartment of Human Services are ex-officio members. Quarterly meetings of board, with committee meetings as needed, aretypically held at the board offices - Twin Cities.


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BOARD OF FIREFIGHTER TRAINING AND EDUCATION13065 ORONO PKWY NWELK RIVER, MN 55330 763-635-1080LAWS OF 2005, CHAP 110, SF 1578

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: Four (4) - One Public Member

One Statutory City RepresentativeOne Volunteer Firefighter RepresentativeOne Professional Firefighter Association Representative

The board shall: review fire service training needs and make recommendations on training to Minnesota fire service organizations;establish standards for educational programs for the fire service and develop procedures for continuing oversight of the programs; andestablish qualifications for fire service training instructors in programs established under clause 2. The board may: contract fortechnical or professional services according to section 15.061; pay expenses necessary to carry out its duties; apply for, receive, andaccept grants, gifts, devises, and endowments that any entity may make to the board for the purposes of this chapter and may use anymoney given to it consistent with the terms and conditions under which the money was received and for the purposes stated; makerecommendations to the legislature to improve the quality of firefighter training; collect and provide data, subject to section 13.01;conduct studies and surveys and make reports; and conduct other activities necessary to carry out its duties. Membership includes:Five members representing the Minnesota State Fire Department Association, four of whom are volunteer firefighters and one of whom is a career firefighter; two members representing the State Fire Chiefs Association, one of whom is a volunteer fire chief, one acareer fire chief; two members representing the Minnesota Professional Firefighters Association; two members representingMinnesota Home Rule Charter and Statutory Cities; two members representing Minnesota towns; and one public member.Professional associations make recommendations to the Governor. Terms will be staggered. Meetings are held quarterly at 13065Orono Pkwy NW, Elk River, MN 55330.

BOARD OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPYUNIVERSITY PK. PLAZA,2889 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #330MPLS.,MN 55414 612-617-2220M.S. 148B.01-.175, 148B.29-.39.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: One (1) - Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

The board adopts and enforces rules relating to the licensure of marriage and family therapists and for regulation of their professionalconduct. Membership includes: four who are licensed, practicing marriage and family therapists, each of whom shall for at least five

years immediately preceding appointment, have been actively engaged as a marriage and family therapist; one member must beengaged in the professional teaching and research of marriage and family therapy; and two members representing the general publicwho have no direct affiliation with the practice of marriage and family therapy. All members must have been a resident of the state fortwo years preceding their appointment. Meetings are the third Friday morning of each month, unless otherwise noted in the StateRegister.

BOARD OF MEDICAL PRACTICE2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, # 500MPLS., MN 55414-3246 612-617-2130M.S. 147.01.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Three (3) - One Physician Representative

One Public MemberOne Doctor of Osteopathy Member

The board licenses and registers medical doctors and doctors of osteopathy, physician assistants, traditional midwives, respiratorytherapists, acupuncturists, athletic trainers and naturopaths, and enforces the relevant practice acts. Membership includes: ten licensedM.D. physicians; one licensed Doctor of Osteopathy; and five public members. Members shall not serve more than eight yearsconsecutively. Time commitment expected is one business day and one Saturday per month, plus preparation time.


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BOARD OF OPTOMETRY2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #550MPLS., MN 55414 651-201-2762M.S. 148.52-148.62

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Two (2) - One Public Member

One Optometrist MemberThe board licenses optometrists, adopts rules, and investigates complaints. The board consists of seven member including fivelicensed optometrists and two public members. Members must file with the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board.Meetings are held at the board office as required for current business. The board does not expire.

BOARD OF PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING#200, 1600 UNIVERSITY AVE.ST. PAUL, MN 55104-3825 651-643-3060M.S. 626.841.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Three (3) - One Public Member

One Peace Officer MemberOne County Sheriff Member

The board licenses peace officers and part-time peace officers, establishes minimum qualifications and standards of conduct, andregulates professional peace officer education and continuing education for peace officers. Membership includes: two sheriffs, fourmunicipal police officers (at least two chiefs of police); two peace officers, one who is a member of the Minnesota Trooper's Assn.,the superintendent of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is an ex-officio member, two members from peace officers or formerpeace officers currently employed in a professional peace officer education program, one member from among administrators of Minnesota colleges or universities that offer professional peace officer education, one member from among elected city officials fromcities of under 5,000, and two members from among the general public. Meetings are held six times a year at1600 University Ave.,#200, St. Paul, MN.

BOARD OF PHARMACY2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #530MPLS., MN 55414 651-201-2825M.S. 151.02.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Two (2) - One Pharmacist Member

One Public MemberThe board regulates the pharmacy profession and the quality, labeling and distribution of drugs. Membership includes: fivepharmacists with at least five years experience in the state, and two public members. Seven meetings per year are held in the HealthRelated Boards Conference Room.

BOARD OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. S.E., # 430MPLS., MN 55414 612-548-2175M.S. 153.02.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Two (2) - Doctor Representatives

The board licenses doctors of podiatric medicine, disciplines licensees, and registers corporations. Membership includes five doctorsof podiatric medicine and two public members. Meetings are held every third month on Monday; September, December, March andJune, at the Board office location.


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BOARD OF PSYCHOLOGY2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #320MPLS., MN 55414-3237 612-617-2230M.S. 148.90.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Three (3) - One Public Member

One Masters Degree Licensed PsychologistOne Individual qualified to be licensed as a Psychological Practitioner

Continuing Vacancies: One (1) - One MemberEstablish qualifications for licensing psychologists and psychological practitioners; examine and license qualified individuals;establish fees for issuance and renewal of licenses and other services; establish rules of conduct and take appropriate action againstlicensees who do not meet and maintain those ethical requirements; establish or approve programs that qualify for professionalpsychology continuing education credit; educate the public about licensure requirements and the rules of conduct; facilitate consumersin the filing of complaints against licensees who may have violated the Psychology Practice Act. The Board of Psychology is createdwith the powers and duties described in this section. The board has 11 members who consist of: (1) three individuals licensed aslicensed psychologists who have doctoral degrees in psychology; (2) two individuals licensed as licensed psychologists who havemaster's degrees in psychology; (3) two psychologists, not necessarily licensed, one with a doctoral degree in psychology and onewith either a doctoral or master's degree in psychology representing different training programs in psychology; (4) one individuallicensed or qualified to be licensed as: (i) through December 31, 2010, a licensed psychological practitioner; and (ii) after December31, 2010, a licensed psychologist; and (5) three public members. (b) After the date on which fewer than 30 percent of the individualslicensed by the board as licensed psychologists qualify for licensure under section 148.907, subdivision 3, paragraph (b), vacanciesfilled under paragraph (a), clause (2), shall be filled by an individual with either a master's or doctoral degree in psychology licensedor qualified to be licensed as a licensed psychologist. (c) After the date on which fewer than 15 percent of the individuals licensed bythe board as licensed psychologists qualify for licensure under section 148.907, subdivision 3, paragraph (b), vacancies underparagraph (a), clause (2), shall be filled by an individual with either a master's or doctoral degree in psychology licensed or qualifiedto be licensed as a licensed psychologist. The board meets at least ten times a year in January, February, April, May, June, August,September, October, November, and December. Meetings are held in the Psychology Board Conference Room, 2829 University Ave.SE, 3rd. Fl., Mpls.

BOARD OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS1500 HIGHWAY 36 WESTROSEVILLE, MN 55113 651-582-8754

SECTION 6. 122A.192Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NONEVacancies: Three (3) - One Higher Education Administrator Representative

One Secondary School Principal RepresentativeOne Classroom Teacher Representative

The board shall icense school administrators. The board shall adopt rules to license school administrators under Chapter 14. Otherthan the rules transferred to the board under section 122A.27, subdivision 4, the board may not adopt or amend rules under this sectionuntil the rules are approved by law. The rules shall include the licensing of persons who have successfully completed alternativeperparation programs under section 122A.27 or other alternative competency-based preparation programs. The board may enter intoagreements with the board of teaching regarding multiple license matters. The board consists of ten members appointed by thegovernor with the advice and consent of the Senate, including at least: one elementary school principal; one secondary schoolprincipal; one higher education faculty member in an education administration program approved by the board; one schoolsuperintendent; one classroom teacher; one community education director and a special education director; and two members of thepublic, one of whom must be a present or former school board member. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month, atMDE - 1500 Hwy 36 W, Roseville.


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BOARD OF TEACHING1500 W. HWY. 36ROSEVILLE, MN 55113-4266 651-582-8833M.S. 122A.09 & 122A.18

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Four (4) - One Higher Education Representative

Three Classroom Teacher RepresentativesThe board establishes rules governing the education, licensing and relicensing of teachers. The board consists of eleven membersincluding six classroom teachers and one school administrator who must be fully licensed for the position he or she holds and have atleast five years teaching experience in Minnesota; one higher education representative who must be a faculty member preparingteachers; and three members of the public, two of whom must be present or former members of school boards. No member may bereappointed for more than one additional term. Monthly meetings are held at 1500 W. Hwy 36 in Roseville.

BOARD OF THE PERPICH CENTER FOR ARTS EDUCATION6125 OLSON MEMORIAL HWY.GOLDEN VALLEY, MN 55422 763-591-4700M.S. 129C.10

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Five (5) - Members At least one of which is from the First Congressional District.

Continuing Vacancies: Two (2) - One Member from the Fourth Congressional DistrictOne Member from the Seventh Congressional District

The board shall have the powers necessary for the care, management, and control of the Perpich Center for Arts Education.Membership includes at least one member from each congressional district. A member may not serve more than two consecutive 4-year terms. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month (except July), usually at 3:00 p.m. at the Perpich Center forArts Education.

BOARD OF WATER AND SOIL RESOURCES520 Lafayette Rd N., 2nd FloorST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-296-3767M.S. 103B.101.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expenses

Vacancies: Four (4) - One Citizen memberOne County Commissioner RepresentativeOne Watershed District RepresentativeOne Elected City Official Non-Metro

The board oversees and coordinates the water and soil resources management activities of local units (counties, SWCD's, WD's,WMO's) of government through approval of local plans, administration of state grants, cost-sharing contracts, performance evaluation,and administrative appeals and hearings. Programs include RIM Reserve, local water planning and implementation, WetlandsConservation Act, soil conservation, clean water fund. Mission: Inprove and protect Minnesota's water and soil resources by workingin partnership with local organizations and private landowners. Three county commissioners, three soil and water conservationdistrict (SWCD) supervisors, three watershed district (WD) or watershed management organization (WMO) representatives, two cityrepresentatives, one township representative, and three unaffiliated citizens. One member must come from each of the current soil andwater conservation administrative regions throughout the state. At least three but no more than five members must come from theseven-county metropolitan area. All members must be knowledgeable of soil and water issues. Five agency members representing theUniversity of Minnesota Extension Service, the MN Department of Natural Resources, the MN Department of Agriculture, the MNDepartment of Health, and the MN Pollution Control Agency. Monthly meetingsare held at the BWSR OFFICE, 520 Lafayette Rd.No., Lower Level Board Room.


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BOARD ON JUDICIAL STANDARDS2025 CENTRE POINTE BLVD., #180MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MN 55120 651-296-3999M.S. 490A.01, 490A.02

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: Two (2) - One Public Member

One Attorney RepresentativeThe board investigates allegations of misconduct by Minnesota judges and referees and recommends judicial discipline to theSupreme Court, including censure, suspension, retirement or removal of judges, and also educates the judiciary and the public on therole of the Board on Judicial Standards and on the Code of Judicial Conduct. Membership includes: one judge of the court of appeals,three trial judges, two lawyers with ten years experience in the state, and four public members. Senate confirmation is not required forthe judicial members. No member may serve more than two full four year terms or their equivalent. Meetings are held every 6 weeks,and occasional special meetings, within the metropolitan area.

BREEDERS' FUND APPROPRIATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEEP. O. BOX 630SHAKOPEE, MN 55379 952-496-7950M.S. CHAPTER 240.18, SUBD. 4

Appointing: Racing CommissionCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: Nine (9) - Members

To advise the Racing Commission regarding breeding industry rules and distribution of thoroughbred breeders' fund awards and pursesupplements. There are no membership restrictions other than members must be active in the breeding and/or racing of thoroughbredhorses in Minnesota. Two meetings per year are held at Canterbury Park.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE AND PUBLIC DISCLOSURE BOARD190 CENTENNIAL BLDG., 658 CEDAR ST.ST. PAUL, MN 55155-1603 651-296-5148M.S. 10A.02

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem, plus expensesVacancies: Two (2) - One Public Member

One Former DFL Legislator Member

The board administers programs for campaign finance disclosure for state candidates, economic interest disclosure for state, and localofficials in metropolitan governmental units, lobbyist registration and disclosure, and public subsidy of state candidates and politicalparty committees. The board shall have six members, including two former legislator's who do not support the same political party,two members who have not been public officials and have not held party office within three years prior to appointment. No more thanthree members may support the same political party. No member may currently serve as a lobbyist. Appointments are confirmed bythe state senate and the state house of representatives. Monthly meetings are held in the Capitol complex in St. Paul.

CAPITOL AREA ARCHITECTURAL AND PLANNING BOARD204 ADMINISTRATION, 50 SHERBURNE AVE.,ST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-757-1500M.S. 15B

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: One (1) - Governor Appointed Member

The board is responsible for architecture, urban design, and comprehensive land-use planning in the capitol area of St. Paul, exerciseszoning and design review authority, and overseas redevelopment of the north capitol area. The board consists of twelve members.The governor appoints four members, the Mayor of St. Paul appoints three members with confirmation by the city council; thelegislature appoints two senators and two representatives; and the lieutenant governor is the chair. The full board meets about fourtimes a year, committees may meet more often. Meetings are held in the Capitol Building.


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CENTER FOR RURAL POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT600 S. Fifth St., #211ST. PETER, MN 56082 507-934-77001997 LAWS, CHAPTER 200, SECTION 31.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: Per diem and documented expenses for board membersVacancies: Five (5) - One Farm Bureau Representative

One Regional Initiative Organization RepresentativeOne Rural County Government RepresentativeOne Rural Regional Government RepresentativeOne Business Representative Rural Manufacturing

Continuing Vacancies: Two (2) - One Business RepresentativeOne Private Foundation Representative

The center identifies social and economic issues in rural Minnesota and, through alliances and partnerships finds practical solutionsfor problems. The 20 members consist of 12 members appointed by the Governor, including one representative of the Farm Bureau,one representative of the Farmers' Union, a representative from a regional initiative organization, a representative from the generalpublic residing in a town of less than 5,000 located outside the metropolitan are, three representatives from business, including onerepresenting rural manufacturing and one rural retail and service business, three representatives from private foundations with ademonstrated committment to rural issues, one representative from a rural county government, one representative from a rural regionalgovernment. Also serving on the board is the President of Minnesota State University, Mankato, a member of the House of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House, a member of the Senate appointed by the subcommittee on committees of theSenate committee on rules and administration. Board composition also includes five at-large positions appointed by the board,representing citizens of Minnesota. Meetings are held quarterly, throughout the state of Minnesota.

CHICANO LATINO AFFAIRS COUNCIL60 EMPIRE DRIVE, #203ST. PAUL, MN 55103 651-296-9587MN LAWS OF 1996, CHAPTER 420

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus travelVacancies: Four (4) - One At-Large Member

One Member District 2One Member District 6One Member District 8

Advise the Governor and the Legislature on the nature of issues confronting Chicano/Latino people in the state including the uniqueproblems encountered by Chicano/Latino migrant agricultural workers. One member from each congressional district plus three at-

large members. Membership must accurately reflect the demographic composition of Minnesota's Chicano/Latino community,including migrant workers. Quarterly meetings are held in St. Paul.

CLEAN WATER COUNCILMPCA, 520 LAFAYETTE ROAD NO.ST PAUL, MN 55155 651-757-2670M.S. 114D.30

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Eleven (11) - One Farm Organization Representative

One Non-Profit Organization RepresentativeOne Business Organization RepresentativeOne Rural County Government RepresentativeOne Soil and Water Conservation District RepresentativeOne Township Officer RepresentativeOne City Government RepresentativeOne Environmental Organization RepresentativeOne Metropolitan Council RepresentativeTwo Hunting Organization Representatives

Continuing Vacancies: One (1) - One Tribal Government RepresentativeThe Clean Water Council will advise on the administration and implementation of the Clean Water Legacy Act, and fostercoordination and cooperation. The Clean Water Legacy Act was created to facilitate compliance with the federal Clean Water Act'srequirements to protect, restore, and preserve the quality of Minnesota's surface waters. The Clean Water Council is responsible forpreparation of an implementation plan and biennial work plans for setting priorities to address impaired waters, with the first plan dueDecember 1, 2006; providing recommendations to the Governor how money from the clean water legacy account should be


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appropriated each biennium; biennial reports to the legislature on how the clean water money has been spent; and advising onappropriate processes for expert scientific review. The commissioners of natural resources, agriculture, and the Pollution ControlAgency, and the executive director of the Board of Water and Soil Resources shall appoint one person from their respective agency toserve as a member of the council. Agency members serve as nonvoting members of the council. Nineteen (19) additional nonagencymembers of the council shall be appointed by the governor as follows: Two members representing statewide farm organizations; twomembers representing business organizations; two members representing environmental organizations; one member representing soiland water conservation districts; one member representing watershed districts; one member representing nonprofit organizationsfocused on improvement of Minnesota lakes or streams; two members representing organizations of county governments; one memberrepresenting the interests of rural counties and one member representing the interests of counties in the seven-county metropolitanarea; two members representing organizations of city governments; one member representing the Metropolitan Council establishedunder section 473.123; one township officer; one member representing the interests of tribal governments; one member representingstatewide hunting organizations; one member representing the University of Minnesota or a Minnesota state university; and onemember representing statewide fishing organizations. Members appointed by the Governor must not be registered lobbyists. Inmaking appointments, the governor must attempt to provide for geographic balance. The members of the council appointed by thegovernor are subject to the advice and consent of the senate. No council member may participate or vote on a council decision if themember has a personal financial interest. Meetings are held on the third Monday of the month, at the Freeman Building, Room B145;625 Robert St., St. Paul, MN.

COMMISSION OF DEAF, DEAF BLIND AND HARD OF HEARING MINNESOTANSDEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES,444 LAFAYETTE RD.,ST. PAUL, MN 55155-3814 651-297-7305M.S. 256C.28.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diemVacancies: One (1) - Northeast Representative

Continuing Vacancies: Three (3) - Southwest Minnesota RepresentativeWest Central (Willmar) RSC Advisory Committee RepresentativeSt. Peter RSC Representative

The commission serves as the principal agency of the state to advocate on behalf of deaf, deaf-blind, and hard-of-hearing Minnesotansby working to ensure those persons have equal access to the services, programs, and opportunities available to others. The fifteenmembers include seven members who are appointed at-large, plus one member from each advisory committee under section 256C.24,subdivision 3. At least fifty percent of the members must be deaf, deaf blind, or hard of hearing. Terms are for three years. Membersmay not serve more than two consecutive terms. Members who are full time state employees or full time employees of politicalsubdivisions of the state will not receive the per diem. There are four to five full commission meetings each year with numerous sub-committee meetings. Meetings are usually held in St. Paul, with occasional meetings in other cities around the state. There are four to

five full commission meetings each year with numerous sub-committee meetings. Meetings are usually held in St. Paul.

CONSTRUCTION CODES ADVISORY COUNCIL443 LAFAYETTE RD N.ST PAUL, MN 55155 651-284-5018M.S. 326B.07

Appointing: Commissioner Labor & IndustryCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Eight (8) - One Commercial Building Owner/Manager Representative

One Manufactured Housing Industry RepresentativeOne Certified Building Official RepresentativeOne Licensed Architect RepresentativeOne Commercial Building Industry RepresentativeOne Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council RepresentativeOne Board of High Pressure Piping Systems RepresentativeOne Plumbing Board Representative

Review laws, codes, rules, standards, and licensing requirements relating to building construction, and may: 1) recommend ways toeliminate inconsistencies, to streamline construction regulation and construction procedures, and to improve procedures within andamong jurisdictions; 2) review and comment on current and proposed laws and rules to promote coordination and consistency; 3)advise agencies on possible changes in rules to make them easier to understand and apply; and 4) promote the coordination, withineach jurisdiction, of the administration and enforcement of construction codes. CCAC consists of the following members: thecommissioner or the commissioner's designee representing the department's Construction Codes and Licensing Division; thecommissioner of public safety or the commissioner of public safety's designee representing the Department of Public Safety's StateFire Marshal Division; one member appointed by the commissioner, engaged in each of the following occupations or industries: (i)certified building officials, (ii) fire chiefs or fire marshals, (iii) licensed architects, (iv) licensed professional engineers, (v) commercial


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building owners and managers, (vi) the licensed residential building industry, (vii) the commercial building industry, (viii) the heatingand ventilation industry, (ix) a member of the Plumbing Board, (x) a member of the Board of Electricity, (xi) a member of the Boardof High Pressure Piping Systems, (xii) the boiler industry, (xiii) the manufactured housing industry, (xiv) public utility suppliers, (xv)the Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Council, and (xvi) local units of government. Meetings will be held four times peryear, at the Dept of Labor & Industry, 443 Lafayette Road No., St. Paul, MN.

COUNCIL ON ASIAN-PACIFIC MINNESOTANS658 CEDAR ST, #160ST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-757-1740M.S. 3.9226.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: Three (3) - One Cambodian Ethnic Group Representative

One Thaiwanese Ethnic Group RepresentativeOne Korean Ethnic Group Representative

Continuing Vacancies: Five (5) - One Lao Ethnic Group RepresentativeOne Indonesian Ethnic Group RepresentativeOne Singaporean Ethnic Group RepresentativeOne Guam Ethnic Group RepresentativeOne Filipina Ethnic Group Representative

The council advises the Governor and legislature on issues confronting Asian-Pacific people in this state. Representing the Asian-Pacific community of this state. The legislature appoints two senators and two representatives who are non-voting members. Bi-monthly meetings (special meetings as needed) are held at various agency locations throughout the state.

COUNCIL ON BLACK MINNESOTANS2233 UNIVERSITY AVE.; WRIGHT BLDG; # 426ST. PAUL, MN 55114 651-642-0811M.S. 3.9225.

Appointing: Governor, LegislatureCompensation: Per diem for public membersVacancies: Four (4) - Members

As specified in MN Statutes 3.9225, subds. 3, 5; generally, to advise governor and legislature on issues of particular importance toBlack Minnesotans, to serve as a liaison between Black Minnesotans and state government, to participate in policymaking on issuesthat affect the interests and well-being of Black Minnesotans, and to publicize the achievements and contributions of Black

Minnesotans. Public members to be broadly representative of the Black community of the state and include at least six males and atleast six females. Minn.Stats. 3.9225 subd. 1. At least one public member must be more than 60 years old. Minn.Stats. 15.0591.Regular meetings of the Council take place on the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00 pm. The meeting schedule for FY2010: July14, August 11, September 8, October 13, November 10, December 8, 2009; January 12, February 9, March 9, April 13, May 11, andJune 8, 2010. Meetings are sometimes postponed or rescheduled; call the Council office to confirm the time and date of a givenmeeting. Wright Building, Fourth Floor Conference Room, 2233 University Ave West, St. Paul. One or more regular meetings mightbe held in St. Cloud, Rochester.

COUNCIL ON DISABILITY121 E. 7TH PL., # 107ST. PAUL, MN 55101 651-361-7800M.S. 256.481-256.482

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem expensesVacancies: Four (4) - Members

Continuing Vacancies: Five (5) - MembersThe council advises the Governor, legislature, service-providing agencies, and the public on the needs and potentials of people withphysical, mental, or emotional disabilities. Membership represents the general public and organizations which provide services forpersons with disabilities: at least one member from each development region - a majority of members are persons with disabilities(service consumers). The Commissioners of the Departments of Education, Health, Human Services, Economic Security, HumanRights, and the directors of Vocational Rehabilitation and State Services for the Blind or their designees are ex officio members.Meetings are held on a quarterly basis. Meeting place varies.


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CRIME VICTIMS REPARATIONS BOARDDEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY,445 MINNESOTA ST, #2300ST PAUL, MN 55101 651-201-7300M.S. 611A.55

Appointing: Commissioner of Public SafetyCompensation: $55 per diem plus expensesVacancies: Three (3) - Members

The Reparations Program assists crime victims with their financial losses as they recover from a violent crime. The ReparationsBoard meets once a month to review and decide contested claims and conduct related business. One member must be a medical orosteopathic physician, and one member must have been a victim of a crime. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the monthat 445 Minnesota St., #2300, St. Paul, MN.

DULUTH ENTERTAINMENT AND CONVENTION CENTER AUTHORITY350 HARBOR DRIVEDULUTH, MN 55802-2698 218-722-5573LAWS OF 1963, CHAPTER 305

Appointing: Governor, Mayor of DuluthCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: Four (4) - Members

Select a specific site within the city of Duluth for location of a national class state convention center, administer, promote and operatethe center as a state facility, and annually submit a report detailing its activities and finances for the previous year to the Governor andthe Legislature. Seven members appointed bythe mayor of Duluth, with the approval of the city council, evidenced by resolution, andfour members appointed by the Governor, who serve at the pleasure of the Governor. Monthly meetings are held at DECC.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES REGULATORY BOARD2829 UNIVERSITY AVE. SE, #310MPLS., MN 55414-3222 651-201-2800M.S. CHAPTER 144E.01

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: Expenses, per diemVacancies: Five (5) - One Family Practice Physician

One Emergency Medical Technician/ParamedicOne Local Board of Health Representative

One Fire Chief RepresentativeOne Minnesota Hospitals RepresentativeThe board shall administer and enforce the provisions of MN Statutes 144E and other duties as assigned; advise applicants for state orfederal emergency medical services funds, review and comment on such applications, and approve the use of such funds unlessotherwise required by federal law; make recommendations to the legislature on improving the access, delivery, and effectiveness of the state's emergency medical services delivery system; and establish procedures for investigating, hearing, and resolving complaintsagainst emergency medical services providers. The fifteen members appointed should be arranged in this fashion: one emergencyphysician, one representative of Minnesota hospitals, one representative of fire chiefs, one full-time firefighter serving as a firstresponder and is a member of a professional firefighter's union, one volunteer firefighter who serves as a first responder, one attendantcurrently practicing on a licensed ambulance service who is a paramedic or emergency medical technician, one ambulance director fora licensed ambulance service, one representative of sheriffs, one member of a local board of health representing community healthservices, two representatives of regional emergency medical services programs (one who must be from the metro regional emergencymedical services), one RN currently practicing in a hospital emergency department, one pediatrician certified by the American boardof pediatrics w/ experience in emergency medical services, one family practice physician involved in emergency medical services, andone public member. Meetings are held six times a year at the EMS Regulatory Board Office Bldg.

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST/SANITARIAN ADVISORY COUNCILMDH; Env. Health Servs;625 Robert St. No.ST. PAUL, MN 55164-0975 651-201-4502M.S. 214.13, SUBD. 4.

Appointing: Commissioner of HealthCompensation: $55 per diem for nongovernmental members plus exp.Vacancies: Three (e) - One Registered Environmental Health Specialist County

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One Public MemberThe advisory council recommends applicants for registration as environmental health specialist/sanitarians, advises the Commissioneron standards, rules and requirements for registration, and continuing education for registration renewal. The seven member councilconsists of four registered environmental health specialist/sanitarians; one representative of a regulated industry or educator; and twopublic members. There are two meetings a year.

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH TRACKING AND BIOMONITORING ADVISORY PANELMDH, PO BOX 64882ST PAUL, MN 55164-0882 651-201-3661M.S. 144.998

Appointing: Commissioners of Health, Pollution Control, and Agriculture; Speaker House; Senate Majority LeaderCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: Two (2) - Citizen Members

Continuing Vacancies: Eight (8) - Two Scientists Statewide Business Organization RepresentativesThree Scientists - At-Large RepresentativesTwo Scientists Non-Governmental RepresentativesOne Scientist University of Minnesota Representative

Make recommendations to the Commissioner of Health and the legislature on priorities for environmental health tracking andbiomonitoring. These include recommendations to study specific chronic diseases, environmental health exposures, chemicals,communities and geographical areas. Make recommendations on aspects of the design, implementation, and evaluation fo theenvironmental health tracking and biomonitoring system. The committee shall have 13 members; specifications and restrictions foreach are detailed in M.S. 144.998. The commissioner of Health shall appoint 9 members, the commissioners of the Pollution ControlAgency and the Department of Agriculture shall each appoint one (1) member, and the Speaker of the House and the Senate MajorityLeader shall each appoint one (1) member. None of the members may be lobbyists registered under chapter 10A. As specified, aparticular subset of 10 of the 13 members must have backgrounds or training in designing, implementing, and interpreting healthtracking and biomonitoring studies or in related fields of science, including epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health,alboratory sciences, occupational health, industrial hygiene, toxicology, and public health. The Panel meets on a quarterly basis(minimum) in St. Paul, MN.

EXPLORE MINNESOTA TOURISM COUNCIL100 METRO SQUARE,121 E 7TH PLACEST PAUL, MN 55101 651-757-1872M.S. 116U.25 (LAWS OF MN '04 CH 171)

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: None

Vacancies: Sixteen (16) - One Travel Media RepresentativeOne Campgrounds RepresentativeOne Retail RepresentativeOne Transportation RepresentativeOne Festivals and Events RepresentativeOne Resorts RepresentativeOne Restaurants RepresentativeOne Travel Agencies RepresentativeOne Metro Tourism Region RepresentativeOne Northeast Tourism Region RepresentativeOne North Central/West Tourism Region RepresentativeOne Legislative Representative SenateTwo Legislative Representatives HouseOne Legislative RepresentativeOne University of Minnesota Tourism Center Representative

Serve the broader interests of tourism in Minnesota by promoting activities that support, maintain, and expand the state's domestic andinternational travel market, thereby generating increased visitor expenditures, tax revenue and employment. Membership includes: Upto 28 members appointed by the Governor, including the director of Explore Minnesota Tourism, who serves as chair; 11representatives of statewide associations representing bed and breakfast establishments, golf, festivals and events, counties,convention and visitors bureaus, lodging, resorts, trails, campgrounds, restaurants, and chambers of commerce; 4 representatives - onefrom each of the four tourism marketing regions of the state; 6 representatives of the tourism business representing transportation,retail, travel agencies, tour operators, travel media, and convention facilities; 1 or more ex-officio non-voting members including atleast one from the University of Minnesota Tourism Center; 4 legislators, two from each house, one each from the two largest politicalparty caucuses in each house; and other persons, if any, as designated from time to time by the Governor. Filling of membershipvacancies is as provided in M.S. 15.059. Meetings are held at least four times a year.


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FORMULARY COMMITTEE540 CEDAR STREETST. PAUL, MN 55101 651-431-2510M.S. 256B.0625, SUBD 13

Appointing: Commissioner of Human ServicesCompensation: $100 per meeting + milageVacancies: Two (2) - Pharmacist Representatives

Per the new M.S. 256B0625, Subd. 13., the formulary committee is designated by the commissioner to carry out duties as described inM.S. 256B.0625, subds 13-13G. These include reviewing the over-the-counter drugs and making recommendations about priorauthorization. The committee also still establishes the list of drugs excluded from mandatory generic substitution under MS 151.21.Per M.S. 256B.0625, Subd. 13., the formulary committee will now be comprised of 4 licensed physicians, at least 3 licensedpharmacists, and a consumer representative. One of the physicians must be actively engaged in treating mental illness. Thepharmacists and physicians can not work for DHS and must be actively practicing. Members are selected after consulting withprofessional organizations. Meetings are held 4-8 times per year at DHS, 540 Cedar St.

GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON FAITH AND COMMUNITY SERVICE INITIATIVES1450 ENERGY PARK DRIVE, #200ST PAUL, MN 55108 651-361-7241EXEC. ORDER 05-14

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: Fifteen (15) - Members

Please Note: This Council expires on April 3, 2011.

The Council is created to provide advice and recommendations to the Governor on matters related to the development and support of effective and efficient faith and community organizations which provide services to Minnesotans in need. The Council may notengage in any activity that is prohibited by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution or Article 1, Section 16 of theMinnesota Constitution or other applicable state or federal laws. The appointees may include, but are not limited to, representatives of faith-based and community organizations, foundations, corporations and public entities. The Governor will fill any vacancies on theCouncil. Council members will serve two (2) year terms and serve at the pleasure of the Governor. The Governor will designate onemember to serve as the Council's chairperson. Bi-Monthly meetings are scheduled for - August 19, 2010; October 21, 2010;December 15, 2010, at the MN Dept of Corrections-Pung Room.

GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL

FIRE MARSHALL DIV.,444 CEDAR ST., #145ST. PAUL, MN 55101 651-201-7201EXECUTIVE ORDER 99-3.(Extended Exec Ord 03-04)

Appointing: Commissioner of Public SafetyCompensation: NoneVacancies: Eleven (15) - One Minnesota Association of Townships Representative

One Minnesota Fire Protection Council RepresentativeOne Insurance Federation of Minnesota RepresentativeOne Fire Marshals Association of Minnesota RepresentativeOne International Association of Arson Investigators RepresentativeOne RAM Mutual Insurance Company RepresentativeOne Hennepin County Medical Center Burn Center RepresentativeOne Minnesota Professional Fire Fighters RepresentativeOne Minnesota State Fire Department Association RepresentativeOne MN Fair Plan RepresentativeOne Minneapolis Building Owners and Managers Association RepresentativeOne League of Minnesota Cities RepresentativeOne Minnesota Society American Institute of Architects RepresentativeOne Minnesota State Fire Chiefs Association RepresentativeOne Minnesota Chapter of National Fire Sprinkler Association Representative

To disseminate information to the governor, legislature and public regarding fire and life safety issues affecting Minnesota citizensand firefighters who protect them. Meetings are held every other month.


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GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON MINNESOTA'S COASTAL PROGRAM1568 HWY 2TWO HARBORS, MN 55616 218-834-6612EXECUTIVE ORDER 99-12

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: ExpensesVacancies: Four (4) - Members

Continuing Vacancies: Eleven (11) - Four MembersTwo Carlton County RepresentativesTwo Cook County RepresentativesTwo Lake County RepresentativesOne St. Louis County Representatives

Please Note: This Council expires on April 3, 2011.

Review and make recommendations to the Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources on program priorities, on selectionof programs and projects for funding, on annual administrative (non-project) budget and participation in two year program reviewTwelve of the members shall consist of three persons per county appointed from a pool of names submitted by each of the cities,townships, and counties with the Lake Superior coastal boundary in Minnesota. Each entity may submit up to three nominees. Threeat-large members shall be selected from individuals nominated by the public statewide and submitted to the Governor. A minimum of three and a maximum of five council members may represent any one county at any time. No more than one elected official fromeach county shall be represented on the council. Meetings are held eight times each year, or as necessary.

GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON THE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HOLIDAY2233 UNIVERSITY AVE., #426ST. PAUL, MN 55114 651-642-0811EXECUTIVE ORDER 99-3.(Extended by Exec Ord 03-04)

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: Nine (9) - Members

Continuing Vacancies: Five (5) - MembersThe council plans and executes events to promote racial harmony and to recognize and honor Martin Luther King. Meetings are heldat least monthly; Wright Building, fourth floor conference room, 2233 University Ave, St Paul.

GOVERNOR'S INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL ON EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION

MN DEPT OF EDUCATION;1500 W. HWY. 36ROSEVILLE, MN 55113-4266 651-582-8523M.S. 125A.28.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem for parent mbrs; expenses f/all mbrsVacancies: Five (5) - One Provider Member

One Public MemberThree Parent Members

Continuing Vacancies: Ten (10) - One Indian Health or Tribal RepresentativeOne Provider RepresentativeOne Advocacy Organization RepresentativeOne Physician RepresentativeOne Community Health Service RepresentativeOne Social Services Director RepresentativeOne Head Start Director RepresentativeOne Teacher Prep Program RepresentativeTwo Parent Representatives

The council must address methods of implementing a statewide system of comprehensive, coordinated, multidisciplinary interagencyprograms of early intervention services for young children with disabilities and their families. The duties of the council includerecommending policies to ensure a comprehensive and coordinated system of all state and local agency services for children under agefive with disabilities and their families. The policies must address how to incorporate each agency's services into a unified state andlocal system of multidisciplinary assessment practices, individual intervention plans, comprehensive systems to find children in needof services, methods to improve public awareness, and assistance in determining the role of interagency early intervention committees.An interagency coordinating council of at least 17, but not more than 25 members is established, in compliance with the federal


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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA 2004) and M.S. 125A.28. The members must be appointed by the governor.Council members shall elect the council chair. The representative of the commissioner may not serve as the chair. The council mustbe composed of at least five parents, including persons of color, of children with disabilities under age 12, including at least threeparents of a child with a disability under age seven; five representatives of public or private providers of services for children withdisabilities under age five, including a special education director, county social service director, local Head Start director, and acommunity health services or public health nursing administrator; one member of the senate; one member of the house of representatives; one representative of teacher preparation programs in early childhood-special education or other preparation programsin early childhood intervention; at least one representative of advocacy organizations for children with disabilities under age five; onephysician who cares for young children with special health care needs; one representative each from the commissioners of commerce,education, health, human services and economic security; one representative of the agency who deals with child care; and arepresentative from Indian health services or a tribal council. Section 15.059, subdivisions 2 to 5, apply to the council. With the 2004reauthorization of IDEA, the ICC is in need of representatives from the State agency responsible for the state Medicaid program;Office of the Coordinator of Education of Homeless Children and Youth; State Child Welfare Agency responsible for Foster Care; andState Agency responsible for children's mental health. Meetings are held quarterly, at the MN Dept of Education, St Paul.

GOVERNOR'S RESIDENCE COUNCIL200 ADMINISTRATION BLDG.,50 SHERBURNE AVE.ST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-201-2555M.S. 16B.27.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: Six (6) - Four Public Members

One American Society of Landscape Architects RepresentativeOne Governors Designee

The council develops and implements an overall restoration plan for the Governor's residence and surrounding grounds, solicits andaccepts contributions to restore, maintain, improve, decorate and furnish the building, and approve alterations to the structure. TheCouncil has a total of nineteen members. Thirteen of the members are appointed by the Governor, one in the field of higher education;one member each from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID); and theAmerican Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA); and a member, if available, of the family which donated the building, and eightpublic members, with four public members' terms being coterminous with the Governor who appoints them. The remaining sixmembers shall consist of the Commissioner of Administration, a member of the Senate, a member of the House, the Governor's spouseor designee, the executive director of the Minnesota State Arts Board, and the director of the Minnesota Historical Society. membersof the council serve without compensation. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of odd numbered months. All meetings areheld at Dept of Administration.

GOVERNOR'S WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCILMN DEED, 1ST Natl Bank Bldg;332 Minnesota St.,Suite #E200ST. PAUL, MN 55101-1351 651-259-7568CHAPTER 131, LAWS OF 1995.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: $55 per diem, plus expensesVacancies: Five (5) - Three Business Representatives

One Agricultural RepresentativeOne Community-Based Organization Representative

The council replaces the Governor's Job Training Council and assumes all of its requirements, duties and responsibilities.Additionally, the council shall coordinate the development, implementation, and evaluation of the statewide education andemployment transitions system and Minnesota youth services programs; review the provision of services and the use of funds andresources under applicable federal human resource programs and advise the governor on methods of coordinating the provision of services and the use of funds resources consistent with the laws and regulations governing the programs; review federal, state, andlocal education, post-secondary, job skills training, and youth employment programs and make recommendations to the governor andthe legislature for establishing an integrated seamless system for providing education, service-learning, and work skills developmentservices to learners and workers of all ages; advise the governor on the development service to learners and workers of all ages; advisethe governor on the development and implementation of statewide and local performance standards and measures relating to federalhuman resource programs; and administer grants. The council consists of 31 members including the commissioners of the Departmentof Employment and Economic Development; Education; Human Services; six members representing business and industry; sixmembers representing labor organizations; four members representing community-based organizations; five members representingeducation as follows: one representing local public secondary education, one having expertise in design and implementation of


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school-based service-learning, one representing post-secondary, one representing post-secondary vocational institutions and thechancellor of the MNSCU; and two members representing other constituencies including units of local government and applicablestate or local programs. The other four members will be appointed by the House of Representatives and the Senate. During FY 2010(July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010) the Council met on a quarterly basis (every three months). Meetings were held at various locations.

GREAT LAKES COMMISSIONC/O REP. THOMAS E. HUNTLEY,585 STATE OFFICE BLDG.ST. PAUL, MN 55155 651-296-2228M.S. 1.21.

Appointing: GovernorCompensation: NoneVacancies: One (1) - Commissioner

The commission promotes development, use and conservation of the water resources of the Great Lakes Basin. The five members of the commission include one member appointed by the Governor; and two senators and two representatives appointed by thelegislature. Two national meetings are held per year. State meetings are at the call of the chair. No set meeting location.

HEALTH PROFESSIONALS SERVICES PROGRAM COMMITTEE1380 Energy Lane, #202St Paul, Mn 55108 651-643-3456AUTHORITY 214.31.

Appointing: Board of DentistryCompensation: NoneVacancies: Seventeen (17)- One Physical Therapy Representative

One Nursing RepresentativeOne Podiatry RepresentativeOne Dentistry RepresentativeOne Optometry RepresentativeOne Dietetics and Nutritionists RepresentativeOne Social Work RepresentativeOne Nursing Home Administrators RepresentativeOne Health RepresentativeOne Pharmacy RepresentativeOne Board of Medical Practice RepresentativeOne Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board RepresentativeOne Psychology Representative

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