Volunteer Leadership Selection Process

Position	Term	Type	Typical Start	Typical Recruitment
President Elect, President, Past President (3Ps)	3 year	Elected	January 1	Summer / fall with elections in late fall
Treasurer	3 years	Elected	January 1	Summer / fall with elections in late fall
Equity & Inclusion Officer	3 years	Elected	January 1	Summer / fall with elections in late fall
General Board Member	3 years	Elected	January 1	Summer / fall with elections in late fall
Regional Coordinators (RC)	2 years	Elected	Regional Conference	Summer / fall with elections in late fall
Regional Leadership Team	1 year	Appointed by RC	Regional Conference	Year-Round Recruitment
Network Chairs	2 years	Appointed by President	January 1	Fall recruitment
Network Leadership Team	1 year	Appointed by Network Chair	January 1	Year-Round Recruitment
Committee Chair	2 years	Appointed by President	January 1	Fall recruitment
Committee Members	2 years	Appointed by Chair	January 1	Year-Round Recruitment
CAS Representative	Standing Appointment	Appointed by President	Varies	As needed
Faculty	Standing Appointment	Appointed by President	Varies	As needed
Editors	Standing Appointment	Appointed by President	Varies	As needed
Publication Peer Reviewers	Standing Appointment	Appointed by Editor	Varies	As needed
Annual Conference Chair	18 months	Appointed by President	April 1	Recruitment in early spring
Annual Conference Committee	18 months	Appointed by Chair	May 1	Recruitment in early spring
Regional Conference Host (RCH)	1 year	Appointed by RC	March 1	Recruitment in late fall
Regional Conference Planning Team	6 months	Appointed by RCH	September 1	Recruitment in summer and early fall
External Consultant	Standing Appointment	Appointed by Executive Director	Varies	As needed

All positions are appointed in consultation with the NODA staff partner for the relevant position.

NODA Indigenous Land Acknowledgement: NODA recognizes and honors that our Association Office in Minneapolis, MN is located on Native land. We thank the ancestors of the Dakota and Anishinaabe nations for being good stewards of the land. As NODA works to honor and reconcile the Native land with which we gather, we pay respect to the Dakota and Anishinaabe people.