Statewide
Advisory Council
The MRN Statewide Advisory Council (usually abbreviated "MRN Council") provides guidance and direction for all affairs of the Missouri Recovery Network, conducts long-range planning, assists in funding plans, and defines MRN policy. When fully developed, the council may consist of 20 persons, representing various areas of the state, based on a regional formula. For a more detailed description of the MRN Council, its composition, organization, meetings, voting procedures and relationship with ACT Missouri, see MRN "Articles of Organization."
Current Members
Dan Duncan, Council Chair
St. Louis, MO
Clif Johnson, Council Vice Chair
Park Hills, MO
Tina Hoester, Council Member
Kirkwood, MO
Marta Nolin, Council Member
Columbia, MO
Zahra Dasktaki, Council Member
Fulton, MO
Austin Montague, Council Member
Fisk, MO
Jane Pfefferkorn, Council Member
Sikeston, MO
Darrell Williams, Council Member
Springfield, MO |
Jim Davis, Council Member
Doniphan, MO
Judie Didriksen, Council Member
Jefferson City, MO
Steve Doherty, Council Member
St. Louis, MO
Ann Wilson, Council Member
Jefferson City, MO
Gloria Nepote, Council Member
Kansas City, MO
Veronica Spann, Council Member
Hannibal, MO
Evelyn Pulliam, Council Member
Kennett, MO
Donni Kuck, Council Member
Clinton, MO |
Meeting Schedule
The 2008 MRN Council meeting dates are listed below. The physical meetings are generally held at 428 E. Capitol, Jefferson City, MO, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
•April 18, 2008 - Teleconference call
•May 23, 2008 - Physical meeting
•June 27, 2008 - Teleconference call
•July 18, 2008 - Physical meeting
•August 22, 2008 - Physical meeting
•September 26, 2008 - Teleconference call
•October 24, 2008 - Teleconference call
•November 21, 2008 - Physical meeting
Call toll-free 877-669-2280 for more current information about the MRN Council.
428 E Capitol,
2nd Floor * Jefferson City, MO 65101
phone: 573-635-6669 / 877-669-2280 * fax: 573-635-7257
e-mail:
bschell@actmissouri.org
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