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USA Shooting Adopts Governance Reforms


At its March 12, 2016


meeting in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Shooting’s Board of Directors unani- mously and positively ap- proved comprehensive re- forms in the governance of USA Shooting. In response to a Com-


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form from a 15-person to a 10-person Board, consist- LQJ RI WKH DWKOHWH ZKR LV the USOC Athletes Advisory Council (AAC) representa- tive; (2) one athlete elected by the athletes from the GLVFLSOLQHV RI ULÁ H SLVWRO VKRWJXQ DQG 3DUDO\PSLFV (3) a representative of USA 6KRRWLQJ FRDFKHV RIÀ FLDOV (4) a representative of USA Shooting member clubs; (5) the senior USA Shoot- ing representative elected to the International Shoot- ing Sport Federation (ISSF); WKH &KDLU RI WKH QHZO\


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