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Officer Duties and Descriptions:
VICE PRESIDENT for MEMBERSHIP
I. Constitutional Duties
The Vice-President for Membership, with the assistance of the President-Elect
and Treasurer, shall be responsible for developing and implementing
plans for building Association membership; collect annual dues and
baseline data used to create the Association’s Directory;
work with the data base coordinator in accordance with the provision
of Article III of the Constitution, to maintain an active list of
all members of the Association with their mailing addresses; providing
the Vice President for Publications and Information Technology and
Secretary with an annual membership listing for distribution and
for the Association’s records. Chair the Membership Development
Committee.
II. Specific Duties
- Build Association Membership
- Review and maintain the membership listing in coordination
with the database manager, assuring that membership database
and rosters are up to date and accurate.
- Recruit non-member eligible institutions:
- Review the list of active members who become inactive
due to nonpayment of Association dues.
- Review the higher education directories and publications
for regionally accredited institutions that are not yet
members.
- Obtain information on Canadian institutions that meet
the membership requirements and send an application for
membership.
- Prepare a letter of invitation to send to each eligible
institution including an application for membership and instructions
for completion.
- Track new membership information for each approved institution
to prepare for the new member orientation program and to report
at the annual meeting.
- Process Applications for Membership
- The Vice President for Membership reviews each application.
- The application and membership dues for institutions that
meet membership requirements are forwarded to the Treasurer
for processing.
- Institutions not meet institutional membership requirements
are reviewed according to the bylaws for eligibility as nonvoting
members. Applicants processed after September 1 for should
be informed that they will not appear in the print directory.
- The Vice President writes a letter of welcome to all newly
approved members and forwards a copy of the Code of Ethics
of the Association.
- Process Membership Renewal
- Prepare the invoices for mailing in February to each member
institution, with follow-up mailings to delinquent members
in May or June, as deemed necessary.
- Any member whose dues are not paid by September 1 for the
current calendar year shall be notified in writing that membership
will be terminated unless the annual membership fee is paid.
Dues may be accepted up to the conference date, but institutions
may not be listed in the directory if dues are received after
September 1.
- Lapsed members must contact the Vice President for Membership
to be reinstated.
- Membership data is updated by the database manager, who
receives a copy of the membership renewal or initial application
from the Vice President after the dues have been forwarded
to the Treasurer.
- Assist the Treasurer in resolving problem checks. Rectify
missing invoices.
- Chair Membership Development Committee
- At the annual meeting, chair the meeting of the committee
and outline a calendar of tasks and responsibilities. Assign
tasks to committee members with a proposed timeline for completion.
- Solicit volunteers through the newsletter and other appropriate
means to encourage broad representation on the committee.
- Work with the committee to determine strategies to effectively
retain current members and increase membership.
- Conference Responsibilities
- The Vice President for Membership is normally seated at
the head table for the opening session and business meeting
sessions.
- The Vice President will schedule a meeting of the membership
development committee to take place during the conference.
- The Vice President's report at the business meeting includes:
- Number of institutional memberships approved during
the year.
- Number of member institutions for the current year.
- Number of individual members in PACRAO during the current
year.
- Number of institutions terminated for non-payment of
fees during the year.
III. Chronology of Activity
- December
- Conference clean-up of membership information (name, title,
address changes, etc.)
- January
- Review higher education directories to identify non-PACRAO
institutions.
- Contact state and provincial association representatives
to assist in promoting membership.
- Send mailing to potential member institutions.
- February
- Mail renewal notice and bill.
- Coordinate dues accounting and member information tracking
with Treasurer and database manager
- March
- Follow up with potential new members.
- Process renewals and invoices. Forward a copy to database
manager.
- April
- Process renewals and invoices. Forward a copy to database
manager.
- Attend AACRAO, if possible, and attend PACRAO Board meeting
at AACRAO.
- May
- Request list of unpaid institutions from database manager.
- Mail second billing to unpaid institutions with a reminder
letter.
- June
- Identify and contact potential new members.
- July
- Attend Executive Board meeting. Give membership report.
- August
- Send out third (final) billing and reminders to unpaid institutions.
- September
- Finalize membership and notify Vice President for Publications
and Information Technology
- Prepare year-end report of activities.
- October
- Compile list of new members for Vice President for Professional
Development’s use in new member orientation and communication
- Schedule meeting with the new VP in a transition year.
- November
- Present membership report at the conference
- Meet with new VP in transition year.
NM/October 2000


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