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Purposes and Objectives of the Association
Organization
▪ Board of Trustees
▪ Duties of Officers and Trustees
Assembly
Joint Reference Committee
Other Components
▪ Standing Committees
▪ Councils and Components
▪ Ad Hoc Committees, Special Boards, Commissions, Joint Commissions
▪ Area Councils
▪ District Branches
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