Leadership
is a rewarding experience in ways that connect you with stronger bonds
to your professional community through the service you provide and the
opportunity to grow that leadership returns. When you consider
leadership opportunities think of your capacities in skills and
availability as well as your experience and inspiration. This may be
your “tipping point”, that step into new career territory. Realize your
potential. OAEA is made of many voices, including yours. “You’d be
great!”
At the State Level
The following 3 offices on the Executive Committee are open beginning 2016
President-Elect (one year term followed by two as President and two as Past-President)
eligibility
minimum 5 years of service on the OAEA Board of Directors
minimum 5 years of teaching experience
1st Vice President (two-year term)
Treasurer (two-year term)
eligibility
minimum 5 years of teaching experience
minimum 5 years of active membership with 2 active years immediately preceding election
Please read the detailed job descriptions and qualifications online
Nominations for these positions are open now
through the annual business meeting at our conference in November in
Dayton. Voting will be concluded in December so that these new positions
can be seated Jan. 1, 2016.
Contact
anyone on the Nominations Committee to nominate. Nomination committee
is chaired by Randy Robart, Past-President and includes Parliamentarian
Sherrie Dennis and Membership Chair Suzanne Mitolo.
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At the Regional Level:
Regional Directors
new RDs* to be seated in 2016; NE, SE, SW, W
regions that may hold “director-elect” elections this fall; C, EC, E, NC, NW
Public Relations and Advocacy Chairs
new PR/ Advocacy Chairs* to be seated in 2016; C, EC, E, NC, NW
regions that may hold “chair-elect” elections this fall; NE, SE, SW, W
*regions may have already held elections prior, creating an “elect” year
Contact your RD for regional positions in Membership, Newsletter, Awards and more.
A reminder of our Policy & Procedure for all and any elections in OAEA. (page 8)
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There is “no campaigning”
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Any “Get Out the Vote” initiatives must include all candidates equally and be sent or made available to all eligible voting members.
