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Callison, Charles H.

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Bartram Cadbury to Peter Berle Letter Photocopy, June 15, 1987

Cadbury expresses his dismay at the National Audubon Society's decision to eliminate chapter representative positions from the board. He notes that the elimination of the positions will have a deleterious effect on the promotion of the organization's mission.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 15th, 1987

Conference of National Audubon Society Eastern Regional Chapters Agenda, June 27, 1987

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 27th, 1987

Charles Callison to the National Audubon Society Directors Memorandum, July 27, 1987

Callison addresses misconceptions held by the National Audubon Society board regarding the role of chapters in promoting the mission of the Society. He disputes the perception that those pushing for a more prominent role for input by chapters are agitators.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jul 27th, 1987

Roger Peterson to Charles Callison Letter, August 14, 1987

Peterson supports Callison's proxy campaign to give greater influence to Audubon chapter members, noting that he is disturbed by the National Audubon Society's shift in priorities away from wildlife conservation and education.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 14th, 1987

Charles Callison and John Gallagher to Audubon Chapter Leaders Memorandum, August 17, 1987

Callison and Gallagher announce their plan for a proxy campaign in response to the National Audubon Society abolishing regional officer positions. The memorandum includes a partial list of nominees for the campaign.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 17th, 1987

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, August 31, 1987

Cadbury defends his position against Callison's proxy campaign. Cadbury's position is that the proxy candidates will be selected by the National Audubon's board as opposed to being elected by the chapters, and therefore the representatives will not be accountable to the members of the chapters which they represent.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Aug 31st, 1987

Bartram Cadbury Position Paper, September 3, 1987

Cadbury highlights Mid-Coast Audubon Society news for the year and announces his candidacy as the representative of the Northeast region.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Sep 3rd, 1987

Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, September 8, 1987

Calison defends his support of a proxy campaign intended to give chapters greater prominence in National Audubon Society governance, and encourages Cadbury to support the campaign.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Sep 8th, 1987

Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, October 23, 1987

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Oct 23rd, 1987

Charles Callison to Helen Cruickshank and O. S. Pettingill Letter Photocopy, December 15, 1987

Callison relates the outcome of a proxy campaign aimed at giving Audubon Chapters more input in National Audubon Society governance and initiatives. The letter includes a list of the nominees in the campaign.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Dec 15th, 1987

Bartram Cadbury to Charles Callison Letter, June 14, 1988

Cadbury relates information about the National Audubon Society board meeting held at the Audubon Camp of Maine and comments about the board's attitude toward the role of chapters in the Society. He also comments on the current camp staff.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 14th, 1988

Charles Callison to Bartram Cadbury Letter, June 18, 1988

Callison is happy to hear that Cadbury is enjoying his position as the director of the National Audubon Society, and compliments him on his presentation of a historical sketch about the Audubon Camp of Maine.

Collection: Audubon Camp Management
Date: Jun 18th, 1988

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