to all members, but only delegates may vote.
This is the policy-forming body of the Associa-
tion. All resolutions, recommendations, and re-
ports of the officers, of committees, and amend-
ments to the bylaws, must come before this
body for final action.

A Board of Directors—57 members consisting
of the president, first vicepresident, executive
secretary, treasurer, chairman of the Board of
Trustees, and one additional member from each
state and territory, called the state director. The
state directors are elected for a term of three
years by the delegates to the Representative As-
sembly. This Board has charge of the general
interests of the Association including appropria-
tions for the work of the departments, special
committees, and the headquarters office.

An Executive Committee—9 members con-
sisting of the president, the first vicepresident,
the treasurer, the chairman of the Board of
Trustees, and two members elected annually by
the Board of Directors and three by the Repre-
sentative Assembly. It carries out the wishes of
the Representative Assembly and the Board of
Directors and represents these bodies between
the annual meetings.

A Board of Trustees—5 members consisting
of the president and four members elected by
the Board of Directors, one each year for a term
of four years. It has charge of the Permanent
Fund and elects the executive secretary.

Committees and Commissions—25 such as
the Educational Policies Commission, the Legis-
lative Commission, and the committees on aca-
demic freedom, equal opportunity, retirement,
and tenure.

The National Council of Education—120 to
200 representative members of the Association

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