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    Volunteer service is the lifeblood of ICE, and it offers participants great rewards! Volunteer service allows you to shape and impact the credentialing industry; use your expertise to benefit your professional association and learn from peers; and, of course, make new friends and have fun!  ICE Committees are appointed in January of each year by the ICE President. The Call for Volunteers begins November of each year, and a volunteer information session is held at the Annual Educational Conference. Only ICE members in good standing are eligble to serve on Committees.

    Below are each of our volunteer committees, its members, and its charges.

    Assessment-Based Certificate Accreditation Program (ACAP) Committee
     
    Charges:

    • Recommend changes to ICE 1100 Standard for Assessment-Based Certificate Programs 
    • Assist in development and implementation of accreditation program based on pilot program experience
    • Develop policies and procedures for ACAP
    • Solicit and/or serve as reviewers to form Assessment-Based Certificate Accreditation Council (ACAC) to review program applications and make accreditation decisions 

     

    Marketing and Membership Committee 

    Charges:
    • Work with staff to expand ICE’s and NCCA’s name and brand recognition
    • Make retention calls to non-renewing members, monitoring and reporting to the ICE Board reasons why past members fail to renew 
    • Participate in industry leader event, as needed
    • Assist staff in implementation of Marketing Plan to grow membership
    • Review ICE website content and improve usability/navigation
    • Draft announcements promoting ICE products and services
    • Work with staff to conduct surveys to populations familiar and unfamiliar with ICE and its services and populations
    • Utilize social media 

     

    Nominating Committee

     Charges: 
    • Identify vacancies on the ICE Board, NCCA, and Nominating Committee
    • Review all responses to Call for Leadership Nominations and recruit additional candidates if needed; consider diversity including international members
    • Interview potential candidates
    • Develop slates of qualified candidates for each type of vacancy noted above
    • Conduct officer and commissioner elections in compliance with applicable Bylaws, policies and procedures
    • Chair to announce results of election(s) at the ICE Annual Business Meeting
    • Provide feedback on leadership orientation program, as needed
     

    Online Workshops and Education Committee

    Charges: 
    • Develop content for webcasts, online courses, and other education available through the ICE Academy
    • Solicit speakers for ICE Academy
    • Research and make recommendations to the Board regarding new education opportunities
    Program Committee     
    Charges:  
    • Solicit and review proposals for 2012 ICE Annual Conference
    • Review timeline and special events and make recommendations to the Board
    • Determine possible speakers, including keynotes for the 2012 ICE Annual Conference
    • Introduce speakers and monitor break-out sessions at 2012 ICE Annual Conference
    • Determine theme for the  ICE Annual Conference
    • Identify roundtable topics and serve as facilitators  
    • Utilize social media
    (Annual conference registration is waived for Program Committee members during their maximum two years of service on this committee.)
      
    Publications Committee

    Charges:
    • Assist in soliciting appropriate articles for ICE Digest, as needed
    • Review ICE white paper proposals and select proposals for drafting
    • Promote completed white papers
    • Make recommendations to the ICE Board for development of new publications as needed

    Research and Development Committee

    Charges: 
    • Continue working on current research projects
    • Solicit and review research submissions for inclusion in the Online Credentialing Industry Library
    • Begin research for Defining Eligibility Criteria for the Initial Credential and Renewal

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