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The role of the Membership Officer in the LGBTQ+ Student Association is vital for maintaining the strength and vibrancy of the community. Here’s a detailed description of the role and its responsibilities, which you can use for your informational page and form:

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Executive Officer of Membership: Role Description

Purpose and Responsibilities: The Executive Officer of Membership is responsible for coordinating the recruitment of new members and ensuring that existing members are engaged and active within the community. Key responsibilities include:

  1. Recruitment and Welcoming New Members:
    • Organizing membership drives.
    • Welcoming new members into the club.
    • Ensuring new members understand the community guidelines and rules.
  2. Membership Engagement:
    • Coordinating with the Vice President to organize member-community activities.
    • Frequently reaching out to the general membership with ideas for future engagements.
    • Promoting member engagement and group productivity.
  3. Record Keeping:
    • Maintaining accurate membership records including names, pronouns, contact information, and university association (student, alumni, faculty, or staff).
  4. Access Management:
    • Ensuring all members have access to necessary digital spaces and organizational materials.

Qualifications: The position is open to students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the University of Maryland Global Campus who are committed to the values and mission of the LGBTQ+ Student Association.

Election Process:

  • Elections are held annually, with campaigning allowed for at least two weeks prior to the voting period.
  • Voting occurs asynchronously over a maximum of one week, with each member having one vote per leadership position.

Term and Commitment:

  • The Executive Officer of Membership serves a one-year term, with the possibility of reelection.
  • The officer may resign at any time by notifying the Faculty Advisor(s) and President or Vice President.