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Native American training council nomination procedure

Summary ETA invited Workforce Investment Act Section 166 grantees to nominate members for expiring seats on the Native American Employment and Training Council. It described the nomination process and attached a form. The letter expired 45 days after issue and ETA now labels it Canceled.
Document
Federal guidance
Agency
U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Document number
TEGL No. 28-06
Date issued
June 15, 2007
Status
Withdrawn
ETA lists this time-limited advisory Canceled as of 2026-10-24; its letter states expiration 45 calendar days after its June 15, 2007 issue date.
Status last verified October 24, 2026

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Accessible letter PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2007/TEGL28-06acc.pdf

CLASSIFICATION
 EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ADMINISTRATION            WIA Section 166 Indian and Native
             ADVISORY SYSTEM                       American Program
        U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR                   CORRESPONDENCE SYMBOL
             Washington, D.C. 20210                OWI/DAS/INAP
                                                   DATE
                                                   June 15, 2007


TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT GUIDANCE LETTER NO. 28-06

TO:           ALL INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN GRANTEES

FROM:         EMILY STOVER DeROCCO /s/
              Assistant Secretary

SUBJECT:      Native American Employment and Training Council Call
              for Nominations

1. Purpose. To request Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Section 166 grantees to
   submit nominations for consideration by the Secretary of Labor for appointment
   to fill expiring terms of membership on the Native American Employment and
   Training Council (Council).

2. Reference. WIA Section 166 (h)(4) and 41 CFR §102-3.30 (c)

3. Background. The current Council Charter was renewed for two years, effective
   June 24, 2005. The charter provides for approximately twenty-one members
   appointed for two years by the Secretary of Labor. Appointments for the
   following nine members will expire on October 14, 2007:

   REGION I, BOSTON (includes ME, VT, NY, NH, MA, RI, CT, NJ, and PR)
   Ms. Janice Falcone

   REGION III, ATLANTA (includes KY, NC, TN, MS, AL, SC, GA, and FL)
   Ms. Kimlyn Lambert

   HAWAII
   Ms. Winona Whitman


RESCISSIONS                                      EXPIRATION DATE: 45 Calendar
None                                             Days after Date on this TEGL


   OTHER DISCIPLINE
   Ms. Charlanne J. Quinto, M.E.
   Mr. James Crawford
   Mr. Urban L. Giff
   Mr. Leo Cummings
   Ms. M.J. Longley, Ed.D.
   Mr. Terry Martin

   In reference to the “Other Discipline” memberships, the Federal Advisory
   Committee Act regulations (41 CFR), at §102-3.30 (c), require advisory
   committees to have a balanced membership, regarding points-of-view
   represented and the functions to be performed. Factors to be considered in
   achieving such a membership include the committee’s mission and the
   geographic, ethnic, social, economic, or scientific impact of the committee’s
   recommendations. Perspectives may be those of consumers, technical experts,
   the public at-large, academia, or business or other sectors.

   Within this framework, and in addition to the regional representation, it is
   permissible for the composition of the Council to include individuals with certain
   expertise to assist in accomplishing its mission. These individuals, as are all
   members of the Council, must be representatives of Indian Tribes, Tribal
   organizations, Alaska Native entities, Indian-controlled organizations serving
   Indians, or Native Hawaiian organizations. In nominating Other Discipline
   representatives, the factors described above must be considered.

4. Action. The Secretary of Labor may consider nominations for appointment to
   the Council as submitted by the grantee communities. All members listed above
   are still eligible for nomination. The Employment and training Administration
   will accept nominations electronically submitted to the Designated Federal
   Official (DFO), Craig Lewis, at [email protected] or by fax at (202) 693-3817.
   Nominations may also be mailed to:

      U.S. Department of Labor
      Indian and Native American Program
      Employment and Training Administration
      200 Constitution Avenue, NW
      Room S-4209
      Washington, D.C. 20210
      Attention: Mr. Craig Lewis, DFO
      Phone: (202) 693-3384

   All nominations must be submitted (U.S. Postmarked or electronically dated
   (e-mail)) no later than forty-five calendar days, excluding any Federal holidays,
   from the date of this guidance. Submit Council nominations on the attached
   form. Nominations may also be sent by commercial carrier to the above address.

   Grantee (including those designated as Public Law 102-477) representatives in
   Regions I, III, and Hawaii may submit nominations for expiring memberships in
   their areas only.

   Indian tribes and Indian, Alaskan Native, and Native Hawaiian organizations
   that do not administer a Section 166 grant may submit nominations. Public Law
   102-477 grantee representatives are eligible for appointment to the Council. Self-
   nominations will be accepted.

   In submitting nominations, consider the availability of the nominee to attend and
   actively participate in Council meetings (a minimum of two meetings annually),
   serve on Council workgroups, and provide feedback to the grantee community.
   Communication between the Council member and his or her constituency is
   essential to the partnership between the Employment and Training
   Administration and the Indian and Native American community.

5. Inquiries. Contact Craig Lewis, DFO, at (202) 693-3384.

6. Attachments. Council Nomination Form

Attachment 1 PDF: https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/advisories/TEGL/2007/TEGL28-06a1.pdf

NATIVE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING COUNCIL

                                 NOMINATION FORM
Please complete the nomination form and return to the Department of Labor (DOL),
Employment and Training Administration, Office of Workforce Investment, Indian and
Native American Programs postmarked no later than forty-five calendar days from the
date on this guidance.

NOMINATIONS

REGION I MEMBER: ____________________________________Term expires10/14/09
(Only Region I grantees and organizations may nominate for this appointment.)

REGION III MEMBER: __________________________________Term expires 10/14/09
(Only Region III grantees and organizations may nominate for this appointment.)

HAWAIIAN MEMBER: __________________________________Term expires 10/14/09
(Only Hawaiian organizations may nominate for this appointment.)

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*OTHER DISCIPLINE MEMBER: ________________________Term expires 10/14/09

*All grantees and organizations may nominate for these appointments.
GRANTEE NAME AND ADDRESS:
___________________________________________________________________________

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