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Ethnicity and Disability Status: Why do professional
associations, including the ABA, want to know your gender,
ethnicity and disability status? Many professional associations,
including the ABA, seek to reach out to women, ethnic
minorities and those with disabilities through targeted
membership efforts. Associations also seek to balance
committees by making them inclusive and representative.
Identifying your gender, ethnicity and disability status
on association membership records allows the association
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I would like to join the following Judicial Division Committee(s):
(choose up to three)
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Provide a brief statement expressing you interest and qualifications for the selected Committee(s) in order of preference:
(Limit max. 200 words)
Note: The Judicial Division incoming Chair will carefully consider all nominations
before making the final 2008-09 Committee appointments.
Deadline Date to Enroll is June 27, 2008
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