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Native Research Network Board of Directors for 2007-2008

The Native Research Network, Inc (NRN) is proud to announce results of the recent Board of Directors elections held at the Annual Membership meeting in Phoenix, June 5, 2007. The following lists the full Board, including seven newly elected board members (in bold font):

Co-Chair: Dean Seneca, MPH, MCRUP (Seneca)
Co-Chair: Teshia Solomon, PhD (Choctaw)
Past Co-Chair: Doris Cook, MPH (Akwesasne Mohawk)
Past Co-Chair: Don Warne, MD, MPH, CDE (Oglala Lakota)
Co-Chair Elect: Alison Ball, PhD (Colville Confederated Tribes) served as
Member-at-Large, 2006-2007

Secretary : Lawrence Shorty, MPH (Diné)
Treasurer: 
Lisa Rey Thomas, PhD (Tlingit)
Members at Large: Delight Satter, MPH (Umpqua/Klickitat of the Confederated Tribes
of Grand Ronde)
Tim Gilbert, MPH (Inupiat/Tsimpsian)
Joseph P. Gone, PhD (Gros Ventre)


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The Native Research Network is a non-profit, 501c3 organization promoting participatory research among Native communities.