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Officers
Officers Elected 27 Feb. 2010
Bylaws Article
5. OFFICERS
1. ACTIA officers shall serve terms of one (1) year, and may be re-elected.
|
SEAT |
Name |
Contact |
| Chair | Dale Mitchell | |
| Vice-Chair | Melba Eads | |
|
Secretary/Treasurer |
Tom Kunesh |
|
Patty Beecham |
Melba Eads |
Ray Emanuel |
|
Tom Kunesh |
Evangeline
Lynch |
Dale Mitchell |
|
Katherine Osburn |
Ramona Reece |
|
|
Cliff Caudle-*placement
pending |
Diane
Christmas-*placement
pending |
Patsy Wade-*placement
pending |
Per ACTIA Bylaws
ARTICLE 4. MEMBERSHIP
1. The Advisory Council on Tennessee Indian Affairs shall be governed by a board of directors that shall consist of no more than thirty-five (35) members as follows:
a. Three (3) members from each of the four (4) largest metropolitan regions in the state, ie, Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, selected by each region's caucus as nominees; and
b. Three (3) members from each of the three (3) grand divisions of the state: West, Middle and East, selected by each division's caucus as nominees to the ACTIA board.
c. Up to fourteen (14) members at-large
who are recognized leaders in the Native American Indian
community in
Tennessee, included but not limited to educators, business owners,
professionals, government employees, etc. nominated and elected by ACTIA
board members.
2.
a.
ACTIA-nominees
shall be chosen through the TNNAC caucus and convention election
process.


| 8/2004 Edna Fay |
11/2004 Cubert Bell, Jr. by absenteeism |
11/2004 Alva Crowe by absenteeism |
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11/2004 |
11/2004 |
11/2004 |
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4/2005 |
7/30/2008 |
2008 |
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2009 |
2009 |
8/2009 |
| 11/12/2009 Brent Cox |
Tennessee Commission of Indian Affairs
Tennessee Commission of Indian Affairs
Tennessee Commission of Indian Affairs
Per Bylaws
The purposes of the Advisory Council on Tennessee Indian
Affairs are:
1)
To research, study and review issues for
consideration by the Commission of Indian Affairs,
2) To advise the Commission of Indian Affairs and Commissioners on
future actions, and
3) To cooperate and work with the Tennessee Commission of Indian
Affairs and the Tennessee Native American Convention for the benefit of the
greater Tennessee Native American Indian community
4)
To work with TCIA Committees on achieving their
objectives.
ACTIA
Advisory Council on Tennessee Indian Affairs
Formerly
known as
TN Indian Affairs Advisory Council (TNIAAC)
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ACTIA is a (public benefit) non profit corporation registered with the State of Tennessee.
It was formed in Davidson Co., on 21 December 2004. |