State Board Officer Positions
President
It shall be the duty of the president to:
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preside at all executive board meetings and meetings of the membership
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call meetings of the executive board and meetings of the membership
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make decisions in cases of emergency when immediate action is necessary
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serve as a member of the FMEA Board of Directors
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coordinate an annual Fall Conference
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train the president-elect for their upcoming term
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oversee all operations of organization committees and sub-groups and maintain communication with the chairs
President-Elect
It shall be the duty of the president-elect to:
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perform all the duties of the president in their absence
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assist the president in facilitating meetings and conferences by providing for accommodations as requested
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carry out all duties assigned by the president or the executive board
Parliamentarian
It shall be the duty of the parliamentarian to:
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be familiar with and enforce the Constitution and Bylaws
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ensure order is maintained at all meetings of the membership
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be familiar with Robert’s Rules of Order and parliamentary procedure
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submit and announce any amendments to the Constitution or Bylaws to the membership/update them appropriately
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work with the secretary to update the website with parliamentary resources
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count votes with the president at the January FMEA Conference
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perform any tasks or duties assigned by the president
Treasurer
It shall be the duty of the treasurer to:
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manage and account for all physical and fiscal assets of the organization by communicating with the FMEA staff member
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update account statements monthly and provide account balances as requested to the president
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provide financial statements at the May meeting of the executive board and Fall Conference
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keep time of speeches, questions, and debates during elections and discussions
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perform any other tasks or duties as assigned by the president
Secretary
It shall be the duty of the secretary to:
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take minutes and keep records of all meetings and affairs that take place while they are in office
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facilitate consistent communication between officers throughout the state
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regularly update/maintain affiliated social media pages and websites
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perform any tasks or duties assigned by the president
Advocacy Chair
It shall be the duty of the advocacy chair to:
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actively guide the participation of Florida NAfME Collegiate members in public policy affecting the field of music education
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keep the membership informed of developments in legislation, at both state and national levels, which affect the music education field
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educate collegiates regarding ways in which advocacy may be practiced at the community level, providing chapters in need with informational resources and ideas for outreach, program support, and service-learning
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oversee preparation for the annual spring FMEA Collegiate Advocacy Day at the capitol
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represent the collegiate community as a member of the FMEA Advocacy Committee, maintaining regular communications with the Government Relations Chair of FMEA
