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LEAH FODOR
Member Services Coordinator
Leah Fodor has been an employee of the Gun Lake Tribe for 6+ years.
Currently, she serves as the Member Services Coordinator which includes
elders, recreation, higher education, Johnson OMalley, enrollment,
and is the editor of the Tribes monthly newsletter. Leahs
office hours are Monday Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Leah
also is a notary public and offers this service free to all tribal
members.
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Contact Information:
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Phone: |
(616) 681-8830 ext. 305 |
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Toll Free: |
(866) 564-7459 |
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Cell: |
(616) 889-8288 |
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Fax: |
(616) 681-8836 |
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E-Mail: |
lsfodor@mbpi.org |
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Address: |
PO Box 218
Dorr, MI 49323 |
ENROLLMENT
The enrollment department just finished a 9-month open enrollment
process, which more than doubled our membership. Leah maintains
the enrollment software which includes maintaining the mailing list,
producing ID cards for members and entering new member files. Leah
also serves as the supervisor to the enrollment clerk.
EDUCATION
The Tribe offers many scholarship opportunities for members. Leah
certifies Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver applications. Leah is also
the staff support person for the education committee. This committee
is playing a vital role in the future of higher education for the
Gun Lake Tribe. This 3-member committee is responsible for developing
the policies and procedures for the 638 higher education scholarship
fund, which will be taking the place of the current tribe- funded
program. It is the intention of the committee to have this program
ready for the 2002-2003 school year. This committee will also develop
policies and standards for the Johnson OMalley program which
covers students age 3 through 12th grade. Leah also belongs to the
Michigan Tribal Education Directors Consortium. Should you have
any questions regarding higher education, please contact Leah!
ELDERS
Leah serves as the staff person to the elders of the Tribe. She
escorts them to various meetings around the state and keeps them
informed of meetings of the Michigan Indian Elders Association.
The Elders Committee will be hosting their first meeting since
enrollment doubled during the month of April. The Tribe recognizes
an elder as someone who is 50+, the Michigan Indian Elders
Association recognizes an elder as someone 55+.
MEMBER SERVICES
Leah also represents the Tribe in meetings where services available
to the Tribe are discussed.
MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
Leah serves as the Editor for the Tribes monthly newsletter.
The newsletter is sent out on the last day of the previous month.
Any submissions for the newsletter must be copy ready and sent to
Leahs attention. If you have a date you would like added to
the calendar, call or e-mail Leah.
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