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2002 Recommendations: Membership dues should include the District, State and National Associations of County Agricultural Agents. Participation at all levels is encouraged. Membership should be encouraged by each District Membership Services Chairman. All new agents should receive a personal contact by District Membership Services Chairman inviting them to join NCACAA. County Directors should notify the District Membership Chairman of new agents. Maintaining a high percentage of membership is important since DSA's and voting delegates are determined by total membership. County Extension Directors who do not carry agricultural responsibilities should be encouraged by the County Agents Association District Director to join because of their supervisory responsibilities for agricultural programs. Dues should be sent by the District Treasurer to the state treasurer by January 1 of each year. Dues are past due to the National Treasurer after March 15. All new agents should be encouraged to join any time during the year. All agents should develop and maintain strong county Extension programs while using the Extension logo to make the general public and governmental officials more aware of the Extension's role and accomplishments. Evidence of sound, innovative, and effective county programs can be used by the administration in an effort to obtain funds for salary and other budget needs. County agents should be encouraged to become members of the State Employees Association We recommend the continuation of the sale of caps and shirts by the Membership Services Committee. We recognize the seriousness of the current budget situation and We would like to suggest that Extension Administration continue efforts to influence legislation on the state level which will be beneficial to the Cooperative Extension Service, especially pertaining to salaries, benefits and funding. Jim Daughtry, Chairman Charlie Tyson, New Chair Phillip Rowan, NE Peg Godwin, SE George Autry, SC Phillip McMillian, NC Ben Chase, NW Don Breedlove, SW Tony McGaha, W Submitted by: James Daughtry 7/2/2002.

Member Services Committee Report

2001 - 2002

2002 Recommendations:

Membership dues should include the District, State and National Associations of County Agricultural Agents. Participation at all levels is encouraged.
Membership should be encouraged by each District Membership Services Chairman. All new agents should receive a personal contact by District Membership Services Chairman inviting them to join NCACAA. County Directors should notify the District Membership Chairman of new agents. Maintaining a high percentage of membership is important since DSA's and voting delegates are determined by total membership.
County Extension Directors who do not carry agricultural responsibilities should be encouraged by the County Agents Association District Director to join because of their supervisory responsibilities for agricultural programs.
Dues should be sent by the District Treasurer to the state treasurer by January 1 of each year. Dues are past due to the National Treasurer after March 15.
All new agents should be encouraged to join any time during the year.
All agents should develop and maintain strong county Extension programs while using the Extension logo to make the general public and governmental officials more aware of the Extension's role and accomplishments. Evidence of sound, innovative, and effective county programs can be used by the administration in an effort to obtain funds for salary and other budget needs.
County agents should be encouraged to become members of the State Employees Association
We recommend the continuation of the sale of caps and shirts by the Membership Services Committee.
We recognize the seriousness of the current budget situation and We would like to suggest that Extension Administration continue efforts to influence legislation on the state level which will be beneficial to the Cooperative Extension Service, especially pertaining to salaries, benefits and funding.

Jim Daughtry, Chairman
Charlie Tyson, New Chair
Phillip Rowan, NE
Peg Godwin, SE
George Autry, SC
Phillip McMillian, NC
Ben Chase, NW
Don Breedlove, SW
Tony McGaha, W

Submitted by: James Daughtry 7/2/2002.

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Last updated on 07/05/01.