A pivotal role |
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- Committees play a pivotal role in the achievement of organizational goals and objectives.
- In most instances, a committee is charged with doing the ground work associated with a particular issue or activity that is of critical importance to the
association. The committee does the work with the assistance of the
staff and then makes a recommendation for discussion and approval to the board of directors. Members who agree to sit on a committee are
expected to make a significant contribution to the achievement of the
task the committee has been assigned.
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Committee responsibilities |
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- Committee members must understand what the task is, be aware of issues that impact the task, attend meetings and communicate effectively.
- Participate openly, be receptive to new ideas, use good judgment and initiative,
be team players, complete assigned work, and accept and defend the decisions of the group.
- It is important for the committee to evaluate its progress and performance on an ongoing basis to ensure that it stays on track and that the members are working as a team to deliver the best advice possible.
- See Committee Terms of Reference
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Eligibility |
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Must be 18 years old and employed by an AWNA member in good standing. |
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