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AIAS hosted newly-appointed French ambassador to Afghanistan Mr David…
AIAS hosted a number of high ranking government official…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr Arian Sharifi on…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr Saeed Parto at…
The American Institute of Afghanistan studies and National Center…
The American Institute of Afghanistan studies and the state…
The American Institute of Afghanistan Studies (AIAS) with Afghanistan…
AIAS and National center for dialogue and progress jointly…
AIAS hosted the pre-orientation meeting for the third Afg-Pak…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr. Nazif Shahrani on…
AIAS arranged a program for Dr. Margaret Mills on…
AIAS and ACKU hosted an event at the ACKU…
AIAS and ACKU hosted an event for unveiling a…
AIAS, The Hollings Center for international dialogue, and the…
AUAF with cooperation of AIAS organized the program entitled…
AIAS and RANA university hosted a presentation by Michael W….
AIAS hosted newly-appointed French ambassador to Afghanistan Mr David…
AIAS hosted a number of high ranking government official…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr Arian Sharifi on…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr Saeed Parto at…
The American Institute of Afghanistan studies and National Center…
The American Institute of Afghanistan studies and the state…
The American Institute of Afghanistan Studies (AIAS) with Afghanistan…
AIAS and National center for dialogue and progress jointly…
AIAS hosted the pre-orientation meeting for the third Afg-Pak…
AIAS arranged a talk for Dr. Nazif Shahrani on…
AIAS arranged a program for Dr. Margaret Mills on…
AIAS and ACKU hosted an event at the ACKU…
AIAS and ACKU hosted an event for unveiling a…
AIAS, The Hollings Center for international dialogue, and the…
Dr. Thomas Barfield
President
Dr. Dipali Mukhopadhyay
Vice President
Dr. Omar Sharifi
Country Director
Dr. Robert Crews
Treasurer
Dr. Richard Wolf
Secretary
Dr. Nile Green
Dr. Margaret Mills
Dr. Robert Nichols
These bylaws may be amended at any time by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Trustees.
These bylaws may be amended at any time by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Trustees.
Section 1.01. Membership. There are three types of membership; institutional, patron and individual. Institutions and individuals shall be entitled to representation on the corporation’s Board of Trustees. Patrons shall not be so entitled.
Section 1.02. Institutional Members. Generally recognized academic and educational institutions engaged in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall become Institutional Members of the Corporation upon application to the U.S. Director and election by a majority of the Trustees at an Annual or Special Meeting of the board.
Section 1.03. Patrons. Individuals as well as businesses and corporations who wish to offer financial and other types of support to the Institute are eligible to apply for membership. This is a non-voting membership.
Section 1.04. Individual Members. Individual with an interest in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall be eligible to apply for membership and have the right to elect Trustees-at-Large (see Section 2.02).
Section 1.05. Annual Dues. Annual membership dues will be fixed for the forthcoming year at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. The schedule of dues will be posted on the AIAS website. Notification of dues payable will be issued within sixty (60) days following the annual meeting. Members who do not pay such dues shall upon a vote of a majority of the Trustees be removed from membership.
Section 1.06. Resignation of Members. Any member may resign upon written or electronic notice to the Secretary and will thereby be relieved of liability for dues for the following fiscal year but not for the year of resignation.
Section 1.07. Relationship Between the Members and the Corporation. The Board of Trustees shall be the sole representative of the corporation in dealings with individuals or other corporations. No member shall attempt to represent the corporation whether in making any statements for publication or otherwise unless the Board of Trustees shall by resolution have specifically approved the action.
These bylaws may be amended at any time by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Trustees.
Section 1.01. Membership. There are three types of membership; institutional, patron and individual. Institutions and individuals shall be entitled to representation on the corporation’s Board of Trustees. Patrons shall not be so entitled.
Section 1.02. Institutional Members. Generally recognized academic and educational institutions engaged in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall become Institutional Members of the Corporation upon application to the U.S. Director and election by a majority of the Trustees at an Annual or Special Meeting of the board.
Section 1.03. Patrons. Individuals as well as businesses and corporations who wish to offer financial and other types of support to the Institute are eligible to apply for membership. This is a non-voting membership.
Section 1.04. Individual Members. Individual with an interest in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall be eligible to apply for membership and have the right to elect Trustees-at-Large (see Section 2.02).
Section 1.05. Annual Dues. Annual membership dues will be fixed for the forthcoming year at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. The schedule of dues will be posted on the AIAS website. Notification of dues payable will be issued within sixty (60) days following the annual meeting. Members who do not pay such dues shall upon a vote of a majority of the Trustees be removed from membership.
Section 1.06. Resignation of Members. Any member may resign upon written or electronic notice to the Secretary and will thereby be relieved of liability for dues for the following fiscal year but not for the year of resignation.
Section 1.07. Relationship Between the Members and the Corporation. The Board of Trustees shall be the sole representative of the corporation in dealings with individuals or other corporations. No member shall attempt to represent the corporation whether in making any statements for publication or otherwise unless the Board of Trustees shall by resolution have specifically approved the action.
These bylaws may be amended at any time by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Trustees.
Section 1.01. Membership. There are three types of membership; institutional, patron and individual. Institutions and individuals shall be entitled to representation on the corporation’s Board of Trustees. Patrons shall not be so entitled.
Section 1.02. Institutional Members. Generally recognized academic and educational institutions engaged in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall become Institutional Members of the Corporation upon application to the U.S. Director and election by a majority of the Trustees at an Annual or Special Meeting of the board.
Section 1.03. Patrons. Individuals as well as businesses and corporations who wish to offer financial and other types of support to the Institute are eligible to apply for membership. This is a non-voting membership.
Section 1.04. Individual Members. Individual with an interest in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall be eligible to apply for membership and have the right to elect Trustees-at-Large (see Section 2.02).
Section 1.05. Annual Dues. Annual membership dues will be fixed for the forthcoming year at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. The schedule of dues will be posted on the AIAS website. Notification of dues payable will be issued within sixty (60) days following the annual meeting. Members who do not pay such dues shall upon a vote of a majority of the Trustees be removed from membership.
Section 1.06. Resignation of Members. Any member may resign upon written or electronic notice to the Secretary and will thereby be relieved of liability for dues for the following fiscal year but not for the year of resignation.
Section 1.07. Relationship Between the Members and the Corporation. The Board of Trustees shall be the sole representative of the corporation in dealings with individuals or other corporations. No member shall attempt to represent the corporation whether in making any statements for publication or otherwise unless the Board of Trustees shall by resolution have specifically approved the action.
These bylaws may be amended at any time by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Trustees.
Section 1.01. Membership. There are three types of membership; institutional, patron and individual. Institutions and individuals shall be entitled to representation on the corporation’s Board of Trustees. Patrons shall not be so entitled.
Section 1.02. Institutional Members. Generally recognized academic and educational institutions engaged in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall become Institutional Members of the Corporation upon application to the U.S. Director and election by a majority of the Trustees at an Annual or Special Meeting of the board.
Section 1.03. Patrons. Individuals as well as businesses and corporations who wish to offer financial and other types of support to the Institute are eligible to apply for membership. This is a non-voting membership.
Section 1.04. Individual Members. Individual with an interest in any aspect of Afghanistan studies shall be eligible to apply for membership and have the right to elect Trustees-at-Large (see Section 2.02).
Section 1.05. Annual Dues. Annual membership dues will be fixed for the forthcoming year at the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. The schedule of dues will be posted on the AIAS website. Notification of dues payable will be issued within sixty (60) days following the annual meeting. Members who do not pay such dues shall upon a vote of a majority of the Trustees be removed from membership.
Section 1.06. Resignation of Members. Any member may resign upon written or electronic notice to the Secretary and will thereby be relieved of liability for dues for the following fiscal year but not for the year of resignation.
Section 1.07. Relationship Between the Members and the Corporation. The Board of Trustees shall be the sole representative of the corporation in dealings with individuals or other corporations. No member shall attempt to represent the corporation whether in making any statements for publication or otherwise unless the Board of Trustees shall by resolution have specifically approved the action.