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Executive Positions
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camerynn serfas
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Updated Dec 19, 2020
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Hi, everybody.
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My name is Cameron Surface, and I'm the president of
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the Turn for H Club and a key member of
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the left, which for each district say, Are we teaching
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you guys about the executive positions in your club?
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So when your club, the positions that you'll have are
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the president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, club reporter, historian and
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parliamentarian so as the president of your club, your role
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will be to preparing, distribute agendas, chair club meetings so
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the front of the room at meetings control meetings and
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make sure that they stay on topic, encourage participation within
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your club, co sign checks for your treasurer and be
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a spokesperson for your club.
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So that may include going to district meetings for your
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club. Next up, we'll be talking about the vice president.
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The vice president must share at least one meeting throughout
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the four each year.
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Act as president when the president is not there.
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They must know the parliamentary procedure, and they could help
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create the agenda for the president.
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Next up is the secretary, so the secretary will keep
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minutes of each meeting.
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They'll sit up the front of the room with the
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president they will read their minutes at the beginning of
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each meeting and keep a list of members.
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Call Rachael and record attendance of each meeting as the
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club reporter, your roles and responsibilities will be to contact
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your local media sources.
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Once you know that you're the club reporter and basically
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just let them know what your club is up to
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and submit it into the newspaper or any local media
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sources. And next, we'll be talking about the treasure So
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the treasure has a lot of roles and responsibilities within
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the club.
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The treasure will contact the club's bank and receive a
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new signature card once they know that you are the
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treasurer. Keep an accurate and up to date data on
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the club's records.
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Give a report at each meeting on the club's bank
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balances, collect member dues, deposit income and and provide receipts
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when receiving money for the club co sign checks.
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Keep all receipts, canceled checks and bank statements.
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They must prepare financial statement at the end of the
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club here, and they must make a list of club
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inventory. Next up is the historian.
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The historians roles are to collect pictures, newspapers and anything
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else like that about the club activities and events from
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the club here.
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They have to organize the information in a way that
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is presentable to the club and make the history of
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the Forage Club available to anyone that is interested.
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Lastly, I'll be talking about the parliamentarian.
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The parliamentarian's job is to understand proper for each parliamentary
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procedure. They must teach the club members, leaders and parents
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on how to do so, and their job is also
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to be sure, the proper parliamentary procedure is being used
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at club meetings.
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So overall, each of those positions have lots of rules
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and responsibilities within your club.
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So I hope you guys learned something today.
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And yeah, thanks for listening.
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