CALL FOR nominations

Identifying future leaders for the IIDA Mid-Atlantic Chapter is a crucial responsibility that necessitates a thorough and conscientious approach. In the interest of transparency, it's imperative that we consistently communicate the process involved. The leadership of the IIDA Mid-Atlantic Chapter has established a policy delineating responsibilities of the Nominating Committee.

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Nominations are currently open! You have the opportunity to nominate either someone else for a position or self-nominate. Also, all current board members eligible and interested in a second term must adhere to this process by placing an official nomination for consideration.

Nominations for the IIDA Mid-Atlantic Chapter will close at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 15, 2024. At that time, the online form will be closed, and all submissions will be forwarded to the Nominating Committee as per our policy. Once the Committee has thoroughly deliberated and reviewed each candidate, a draft slate will be formulated and presented to the IIDA Mid-Atlantic Chapter Board of Directors. Only upon approval by the Board will the slate be shared with Associate and Professional IIDA members for voting. Our aim is to commence voting on or around April 29.

Nominations Are Currently Closed.

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Open Positions

The President-Elect shall serve as the treasurer of the Chapter and as custodian of all monies, securities and deeds belonging to the Chapter; shall hold, invest and disburse same subject to the direction of the Board of Directors; shall cause to be performed a periodic independent audit of the Chapter’s financial affairs; and in general shall perform all duties incident to the office of treasurer of the Chapter. The President-Elect will manage the affairs of the Chapter regarding resource development and perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or the Board of Directors.
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The Vice President of the Baltimore Annapolis City Center is a role that requires versatility and knowledge on many Chapter segments. This Vice President will work with most Board members and Committees to help with objectives such as volunteer recruitment and placement, event planning, Chapter communication, and more. The Vice President of the BACC will regularly facilitate City Center meetings for all Committee Co-Chairs where idea sharing and updating of all chapter happenings occurs. This Vice President will facilitate a yearly onboarding session for all new and existing Committee volunteers directly after position changes occur (late Summer). This position shall perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or Chapter Board of Directors.
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The Vice President of the Washington Metro City Center is a role that requires versatility and knowledge on many Chapter segments. This Vice President will work with most Board members and Committees to help with objectives such as volunteer recruitment and placement, event planning, Chapter communication, and more. The Vice President of the WMCC will regularly facilitate City Center meetings for all Committee Co-Chairs where idea sharing and updating of all chapter happenings occurs. This Vice President will facilitate a yearly onboarding session for all new and existing Committee volunteers directly after position changes occur (late Summer). This position shall perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or Chapter Board of Directors.
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The Vice President of Student Affairs shall be responsible for the development and continuation of student campus centers. These duties shall include establishing or overseeing student benefit programs such as mentoring, guest lectures, and workshops. They shall act as the liaison between campus centers and the MAC Board of Directors. The Vice President of Student Affairs shall be responsible for communicating student activities to the MAC Board of Directors and membership-at-large.
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The Vice President of Advocacy shall be responsible for the legislative and regulatory issues and affairs of the Chapter, sustainability initiatives, and Diversity Equity and Inclusion initiatives. This Vice President will oversee three Committees that formulate programs and recommend policies relating to these topics. The Vice President of Advocacy shall perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or Chapter Board of Directors.
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The Vice President of Communications shall be primarily responsible for public relations and promotion of the local chapter to the members and to the general public. The Vice President of Communications shall oversee a committee whose responsibilities are to promote Chapter ongoings via the newsletter, website, calendar, social media accounts, etc. They shall also perform such other duties that may be assigned to them from time to time by the President and the Board of Directors.
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• The Vice President of Professional Development shall be responsible for development of member professional education programs such as CEUs, Forums, NCIDQ Prep, and the PLAID Program. These duties shall include recommendation and supervision of appropriate teams to formulate programs and recommend policies relating to those issues. The Vice President of Professional Development shall perform such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the President or Chapter Board of Directors.
• PLAID is an emerging leader program for IIDA MAC members who are in their entry to mid-level career. The program has a maximum capacity of 20 scholars per year. The PLAID Committee will plan and host roughly 8 educational sessions for the PLAID program participants. PLAID sessions must be hosted at and lead by current IIDA MAC sponsor locations. This program includes applications and an acceptance process each Summer, and sessions are held from late Fall-Spring.
• CEUs can be hosted virtually or in-person. They are for members and non-members alike.
• Forums are smaller events for all members and non-members alike. Typically, these events are building tours including educational and creative elements, not for credit.
• NCIDQ Test Prep may fall under this roll if sessions are being planned by the Chapter
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