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Volume XX |
In this issue....
Features
- Focused Leadership in a Dispersed Environment
- Webcasts: Boon or Bust?
- How to Organize Educational Meetings for Community and Professional Organizations
Administration
- Membership categories for 2008
- Encourage online renewal
- Resources for STC leaders
- Web column posted
- All SIG membership package
- Web seminar on Salary Database
Communities
Conference
Events
Honors and Awards
Leadership Links
Communities
Ask Evelyn
Community Officers: Make Sure Your Administrative Council Complies with STC’s Bylaws
By Evelyn McCamey, STC Community Relations Manager
All STC communities are governed by administrative councils. Leaders are elected annually by members of each community to ensure the fulfillment of the community’s purpose and management of its business activities. For chapters, the administrative council must consist of at least three officers—the president, treasurer, and secretary. For SIGs, there must be a SIG manager. Additional officers may be elected based on the needs of the community.
Other Reminders for Community Leaders
A member of the administrative council may hold more than one office at the same time, with the exception of chapter president. In addition, all officers of the Society must be active members in good standing. This includes any officers or volunteers at the community level. This is the minimum required to be in compliance with STC’s bylaws.
For Further Assistance
Should you find that your community is in a situation that is not in compliance with STC’s bylaws, the Leadership Community Resource (LCR) and I are always available to provide assistance. Feel free to contact the LCR or me at any time.