Which of the following is NOT a criterion to be a board member?

A board member for the licensing board typically must meet several specific criteria, which often include being a certain age, being a resident of the state where the board operates, and being a citizen of the country. However, the requirement to be a lifelong resident of Ohio is not a standard criterion for board membership.

This means that while a person may need to be at least 25 years old to ensure a level of maturity and experience, and must be both a resident of Ohio and a U.S. citizen to qualify legally for membership, there is no requirement that they have lived in Ohio their entire life. Individuals can become board members as long as they are current residents, regardless of how long they have lived in the state. This flexibility allows for a more diverse range of candidates who may bring in fresh perspectives and experiences to the board. Therefore, being a lifelong resident is not a necessary criterion.