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Discussion: Advisory Board Makeup and How Do You Get On.

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Jan. 10, 2008 audieh Men's 60 229 posts	Advisory Board Makeup and How Do You Get On. First off, let me say I do not have one problem in the world with senior softball. I am very content with the state of affairs but believe that any organization should constantly evolve as needs change. Looking at the list of male advisors there are 13 from the far west, 1 from middle America and 4 from the northeast. That does not seem like a good spread of talent especially with California having 8 of 18. Notably absent are any advisors from the south. How does one become an advisor for the board and what does it entail?
Jan. 10, 2008 STONEMAN Men's 50 535 posts	AUDIE: My good friend Joe Lecak, just got on that board. Here is Joe's E-Mail. JOE LECAK , GOOD LUCK.
Jan. 11, 2008 taits Men's 65 4000 posts	Audie, If you kept your newspapers from SSUSA there was an article in it last year some time about that. Gary Tryhorn was one of the contacts, a Major player like yourself, out of CA. I do know you have to apply for a position and be accepted.

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