State Council/Committee Representatives

Committee and Council Representatives

Committee/council work serves two purposes within ACSA: expertise and networking. The two functions involve responding to issues in two ways. Committees/councils respond to and develop activities and resources related to board adopted issues and ACSA’s mission and vision, and they also act on issues specific to and identified by the committee/council itself.

Council membership is comprised of an elected President and a member from regions who either hold positions related to a specific job-a-like, who share a common interest, or work towards a specific goal. Councils develop Bylaws and operating rules which are reviewed by the Leadership Development Committee and approved by the board of directors.
Committees are comprised of an appointed Chair and members that may or may not represent every region. Their primary focus is on the administrative/operational roles of the ACSA Board of Directors.