Serving
the Council Series:
The Role of Each NCCAP Board Member
By
Rand Bass, ACC
The
Board of Directors of the National Certification Council
for Activity Professionals is composed of six positions.
There are six Director seats. In an effort to better
serve and inform our membership in coming we will discuss
the basic organization of the board and the role of
each office or committee chair and the individual responsibilities
sitting members of the Board of Directors carry out
in service to NCCAP and NAAP.
The
six Director positions are voluntary and are elected
certified members who qualify to run for election for
three-year terms. At least three elected members on
the Board of Directors must have Bachelor's degrees.
President:
The President position on our NCCAP Board is responsible
for overseeing the work of members of the board and
the Executive Director. This person also Chairs the
Marketing Committee and Strategic Planning Committee
and serves on the Finance and Personnel Committees.
Other duties include proofing the Newsletter.
Vice
President: The Vice President Chairs the Personnel Committee
and serves on the Finance and Strategic Planning Committees.
Other duties include serving as the Newsletter liaison.
Secretary:
The Secretary position on our NCCAP Board is responsible
for board meeting minutes. This person also serves as
the Standards Chair maintaining board policies.
Treasurer:
The Treasurer Chairs the Finance Committee and serves
on the Personnel and Strategic Planning Committees.
This
is the final article in this Serving the Council Series
and we hope it has helped you to better understand the
workings of the NCCAP Board of Directors.
Remember
that your Board of Directors is charged to serve you
the membership and that you may at any time contact
Board members for information or assistance. Contact
information is available on the NCCAP web site at www.nccap.org.
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