FCLB - Conference 2005

VOTING

Who votes and who can attend the FCLB business meeting?
Each member licensing board has one vote, to be cast by the delegate (or in that person's absence, the alternate). All other interested individuals are welcome to attend our annual meeting, but without voting privilege.

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The FCLB Annual Business Meeting is on Saturday, May 7, 2005.

Boards must register their voting delegates by the postmark or fax deadline of Thursday, April 7, 2005.
Please note that registration for the Saturday FCLB annual business meeting is not the same as registration with the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Delegates' Meeting on Friday. Contact Kay Leff at NBCE at 970-356-9100 to register for that meeting.

Member boards FCLB dues must be paid prior to this meeting or no vote can be cast to represent your state/province.

Everyone is welcome. Significant changes in the chiropractic profession happen most often through YOU! Input, discussion, and representation from all boards help make viable decisions that affect the quality of chiropractic.

Bylaws - POSTMARK DEADLINE - Monday, March 7, 2005

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Proposals for Bylaws changes need to be postmarked to the executive offices no later than 60 days before the annual meeting.

Intent to Run - POSTMARK DEADLINE - Monday, March 7, 2005

The offices of president, vice president, and treasurer will be available for election at the FCLB annual business meeting May 7, 2005.

In accordance with our Bylaws, it is recommended that candidates for president, vice-president, and treasurer submit a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to the Federation's executive offices postmarked not less than 60 days prior to the annual meeting for consideration by the Nominating Committee.

Only Fellows shall be eligible for election. A "Fellow" of the Federation is one who is currently a member of a chiropractic regulatory board, or who has been on the board within the past five years (60 months).

Resolutions - DEADLINE - Friday, May 6, 2005 - 8:00 AM (earlier is better!)

Resolutions can come from groups or individuals, and can be submitted any time during the year, but no later than 8:00 AM the day before the annual meeting. This is to allow the Resolutions and Bylaws Committee adequate time to review the resolution, to suggest clarification if required, and to present its opinion on the resolution to the membership.

Resolutions must be received in proper format. Please contact the FCLB staff for a sample. Resolutions are welcome to be submitted well in advance so that staff can assist those submitting with format and distribution, including placement in the conference notebook.

U.S. States	Delegate	Alternate	Dues Paid
Alabama	Giles Beaumont, D.C.	Carl Nelson, D.C.	Yes
Alaska	R. Clark Davis, D.C.	Carol Davis, D.C.	Yes
Arizona	Craig Seitz, D.C.	Patrice Pritzl	Yes
Arkansas	Beverly Foster, D.C.	Carol Ann Stone	Yes
California	David Yoshida, D.C.	Barbara Stanfield, D.C.	Yes
Colorado	Bruce Shotts, D.C.	Reiner Kremer, D.C.	Yes
Connecticut	Matthew Scott, D.C.	Agostino Villani, D.C.	Yes
Delaware	Michael Kelman, D.C.	Trent Camp, D.C.	Yes
District of Columbia	Anthony J. Mirando, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Florida	Joe Baker, Jr.	Sal LaRusso, D.C.	Yes
Georgia	James A. Anchors, D.C.	David A. Wren, D.C.	Yes
Hawaii	Nicholas G. Opie, D.C.	Francis G. Brewer, D.C.	Yes
Idaho	Dennis Harper, D.C.	Patrick Mayo, D.C.	Yes
Illinois	William J. Rademacher, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Indiana	Marian Klaes Lanham, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Iowa	Valorie J. Prahl, D.C.	Steve Kraus, D.C.	Yes
Kansas	Vinton Arnett, D.C.	Gary Counselman, D.C.	Yes
Kentucky	Frank G. Hideg, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Louisiana	Kelly B. Faircloth, D.C.	Patrick S. Clawson, D.C.	Yes
Maine	Paul Morin, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Maryland	E. Brian Ashton, D.C.	Marc Gamerman, D.C.	Yes
Massachusetts	Kirk J. Shilts, D.C.	Michael Frustaci, D.C.	Yes
Michigan	Timothy Spencer, D.C.	Philip Knight, D.C.	Yes
Minnesota	Teresa Marshall, D.C.	Mark Reeve, D.C.	Yes
Mississippi	Thomas Walker, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Missouri	Mary Holyoke, D.C.	Lawrence Gerstein, D.C.	Yes
Montana	Daniel Prideaux, D.C.	Pam Blanchard, D.C.	Yes
Nebraska	Lance E. Earhart, D.C.	Kevin Davis, D.C.	Yes
Nevada	Stephanie Youngblood, D.C.	Margaret Colucci, D.C.	Yes
New Hampshire	Leo M. Kenney, D.C.	Kevin S. Moriarty, D.C.	Yes
New Jersey	Lawrence O'Connor, D.C.	Mary Ellen Rada, D.C.	Yes
New Mexico	Leslie Schmidt, D.C.	William Doggett	Yes
New York	Ali Jafari, D.C.	Benjamin Bartolotto, D.C.	Yes
North Carolina	Steve Willen, D.C.	Dennis Hall, D.C.	Yes
North Dakota	Carol Jean Winkler, D.C.	F.R. Corner, D.C.	Yes
Ohio	Steven M. Bleser, D.C.	Earl L. Wiley, D.C.	Yes
Oklahoma	Ron Tripp, D.C.	Raymond Cook, D.C.	Yes
Oregon	Minga Guerrero, D.C.	Jim Hendry	Yes
Pennsylvania	Jonathan McCullough, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Rhode Island	C. Alan Sowa, D.C.	David J. Bruno, D.C.	Yes
South Carolina	Norman Ouzts, D.C.	Farrel Grossman,D.C.	Yes
South Dakota	Donn Fahrendorf, D.C.	Robin Lecy, D.C.	Yes
Tennessee			Yes
Texas	Robert Coburn, D.C.	Sandra Jensen, D.C.	Yes
Utah	Lew Wheelwright, D.C.	Theodore J. Scott, D.C.	Yes
Vermont	Denise Natale, D.C.	Sean Mahoney, D.C.	Yes
Virginia	Jerry R. Willis, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Washington	Leo Romero, D.C.	Karen Kelly, D.C.	Yes
West Virginia	Jeffrey L. Summers, D.C.	J. William Haught, D.C.	Yes
Wisconsin	Steven R. Conway	James W. Weber, D.C.	Yes
Wyoming	Vince Irene	None Designated	Yes
U.S. Territories
Puerto Rico	Jonathan Pomales, D.C.	Irma Sierra, D.C.	Yes
Virgin Islands			Yes
Australia Boards
New South Wales
Victoria			Yes
Canada Boards
British Columbia	Brad Dickson, D.C.	Don Nixdorf, D.C.	Yes
Newfoundland/Labrador	Paul Slaney, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Nova Scotia	Lisa Dickson, D.C.	Rodney Thompson, D.C.	Yes
Ontario			Yes
Prince Edward Island
Québec	Daniel Saint-Germain, D.C.	Normand Danis, D.C.	Yes
Saskatchewan	Robert G. Kitchen, D.C.	None Designated	Yes
Other Boards
Mexico