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State needs citizens for 200-plus state panels, boards

Oct 20, 2014 | Uncategorized

The Michigan Cherry Commission is just one of the more than 200 panels and boards of the State of Michigan.

The Michigan Cherry Commission is just one of the more than 200 panels and boards of the State of Michigan.

The State of Michigan has more than 200 panels and boards that advise and help lead efforts ranging from accountancy and architecture to soybeans and historic preservation.

With so many initiatives, it’s no surprise then that the state always is on the hunt for able, civic-minded individuals to serve. The governor’s Appointments Division maintains a handy website with an application link for interested citizens.

In the online application form, you may select up to three panels of interest, and the application process will require a resume and basic background information.

Help Michigan and apply today.

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