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2023 Executive Council Nominations

It’s that time of year again when we are seeking nominations for the ACCA Executive Council beginning in 2023!

All Nominations are due by August 4, 2023

ACCA is currently seeking nominations for the following positions:  

President-Elect (3 year term):   

Demonstrated leadership in ACCA including serving on the ACCA Executive Council, as an ACCA Committee Chair, or in significant and active state division leadership. The scope of the president elect is twofold: to become prepared in all areas of the Association’s work entrusted to the office of the presidency, and to provide leadership in the areas outlined in the P & P. 

    

Secretary (2-year term):

Preferred Qualifications: Demonstrated leadership in ACCA, to include active involvement at the state or national levels.  The scope of the Secretary position is to keep documentation of all ACCA Executive Board business and oversee any changes to the ACCA Bylaws. 

Member-at-Large (3-year term): Professional Advocacy

Preferred Qualifications: Demonstrated leadership in ACCA, to include active involvement at the state or national levels and have interest and/or experience in professional advocacy of the counseling profession, especially college counseling.  The scope of the MAL – Professional Advocacy position is to oversee the PAPA committee and provide guidance and awareness of current trends in college counseling.

Please email your nomination to:  

ACCA Nominations & Elections Chair, Becca Smith, Rebecca.snith@rossvet.edu

Election Process:

ACCA follows the elections procedure and timeline of the American Counseling Association. Selected candidates will be submitted to ACA. Required paperwork will be submitted by the candidate through guidelines provided by ACA. All newly elected positions begin July 1, 2023. 

ACCA OFFICER EXPECTATIONS IF ELECTED: During and throughout the elected term, each elected member of the ACCA Executive Council (EC) is expected to attend, the ACCA Executive Council Leadership Retreat (July), the ACCA Conference (Feb/March), and participate on scheduled EC conference calls, monthly. President-level positions are expected to attend the annual ACA Conference (spring) and ACA ILT leadership training (summer). Travel to these meetings is required and air travel is the expected norm unless alternative travel is deemed feasible (consult with the ACCA President in advance). Registration, travel, and lodging expenses are generally reimbursed** for required EC meetings and conferences (**Under the ACCA travel policy cost saving practices may limit some expenses). In addition to volunteering for projects as discussed by the EC, each elected position has assigned duties and it is expected these duties are carried out. Duties can be found in the ACCA Policies and Procedure Manual. 

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