Secretary to the Board of Trustees
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Role summary
Participates in tracking agenda items for institutional board meetings. Ensures that sufficient documentation is maintained to meet legal requirements and serves as custodian of board records. Certifies bylaws, keeps accurate meeting minutes, coordinates board communication, and holds membership records. May be authorized to sign documents on behalf of the board. Master's degree preferred with five years' experience.
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