Professional Directory
Candidatessought
AdvertisinginthispublicationdoesnotrepresentanendorsementbyPEForitsmembers.
Reg.9coordinator,
BySHERRYHALBROOK
The2010firstquarterlyspecial
electionstofillmid-termvacancieswill
includetheofficeofPEFRegion9
coordinatorandatleastoneseatonthe
PEFExecutiveBoard.PEFRegion9
includesmemberswhoworkinUlster,
Sullivan,Orange,Rockland,Dutchess,
PutnamandWestchestercounties.
Fourvacanciesontheboardwerefilled
inOctoberwhen,followingpetitioning,the
SpecialElectionsCommitteecertifiedjust
onecandidateforeachofthefourseats.
Nocandidatewascertifiedforafifth
vacancy,andanelectionisunderwayfor
thesixthvacantseatbecausemorethan
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are:
•DavidPorter,Seat25,which
representscertainPEFmembersatthe
stateDepartmentofCorrectionalServices;
•ChristinaRyan,Seat172,which
representscertainPEFmembersatthe
stateOfficeforTechnology,andatthe
NYSFoundationforScience,Technology
andInnovation(NYSTAR).Althougha
constitutionalamendmentpassedatthe
2009PEFconventionmergestheNYSTAR
constituencywiththatofmembersatthe
stateDepartmentofEconomic
Development,thechangewillnottake
effectuntilthenexttriennialelectionsin
2012;
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