Leadership Texas ACAC Style...
-Beverly Henry Wheeler, University of Tulsa TACAC Past-Presidents at the 2011 Annual Conference 2011 - 2012 TACAC Executive BoardNominationsTACAC would like to offer members the opportunity to nominate candidates for TACAC Executive Board positions. Should you wish to nominate yourself or an individual for a position, the nomination form becomes available in fall and is due to the current past-president by December 1.
Executive PositionsPresident-Elect – Single-slated candidate. Position alternates between university representative and high school counselor each year. Primary duties include, but not limited to: chairing the Conference Planning Committee, serving on and attending all meetings of the Executive Committee, assisting the President with duties as deemed appropriate, and identifying association members who might be appropriate selections for committee chairpersons. Serves a one-year term followed by a one-year Presidential term, followed by a one-year Past-Presidential term. Secretary – Double-slated candidate. Primary duties include, but not limited to: recording and distributing minutes of all Executive Board and Committee meetings and General Membership me etings. This person is a member of the Executive Board and Committee. Serves a two-year term. Treasurer-Designate – Single-slated candidate. Position shadows Treasurer one year prior to assuming responsibilities of Treasurer. Primary duties include, but not limited to: maintaining the official financial records of the Association, reporting on the financial condition of the Association at Executive Committee and General Membership meetings. This person is a member of the Executive Board and Committee. Serves one-year as Treasurer-Designate followed by two-years as Treasurer. NACAC Assembly Delegate – Members from both high school and university sides are elected annually. Primary responsibilities include considering the views of TACAC to determine how to vote on issues at the National conference. Serves a three-year term on the Executive Committee. |