- Board members serve on R2AC grant review panels except for the Anishinaabe Arts Initiative Grant and Fellowship, which are awarded by the AAI Council.
- Members of the AAI Council serve on the Anishinaabe Arts Initiative Grant and Fellowship review panels.
- To ensure thorough preparation for a grant panel review, R2AC board members, AAI Council members, Designated Delegates, and Community Panel members will be trained in the use of the online grant system.
Designated Delegate
- In the event of an unavoidable scheduling conflict, the board member who will be absent must contact a former R2AC board member from their county to act as a voting member in the business meeting and grant review panel.
Community Panel Member
- A former board member from any county may be asked to serve on a grant review panel if a current R2AC board member will be absent and an Designated Delegate from that board member’s county cannot be found to act as a replacement.
- Past R2AC Artist Fellows or other expert artists or arts teachers in Region 2 may serve as Community Panel Members for the R2AC Artist Fellowship or Young Artist grant reviews.
- If the R2AC board decides to split a grant review panel into two smaller panels because of the high volume of grant applications received, then a Community Panel Member will be asked to serve on each panel in addition to the board members.