President – Travis Hodges
It shall be the duty of the President of the Association to preside at all official meetings of the association except when he/she has made provisions for the Vice-President to preside in his/her stead. The President of the association shall serve as Chairperson of the Executive Committee, all Executive Committee meetings as needed, or upon request of three Executive Committee members, and to act for the Executive Committee on emergencies that may arise between regular meetings.
Past President - Jeff Olney
It shall be the responsibility of this member to become familiar with all aspects of the activities of the association and bring to the Executive Committee any suggestions or special requests from members of the association. Members at large of the Executive Committee may be called upon to perform special duties as requested by the President.
In addition to the above duties, the Past President shall assist the new President during the transition of this office by keeping him informed on activities performed during the previous year which relate or carry over into the current year.
The Past President also may make written recommendations regarding the committee work carried over, new activities suggested, and changes in procedures of the association. This written report should be presented to the group at the Officer Training/ Planning Session (usually held in late May or early June) and submitted to the new President. The Past President will be provided time to give this report at the Officer Training/ Planning Session.
President Elect – Harmon Tison
In accordance with the By-Laws, the President-Elect shall serve as an understudy to the President and perform duties assigned to him/her by the Executive Committee. In serving as an understudy of the President, the President-Elect should study the duties of all officers and Area Chairpersons so he/she will be well versed on who has various responsibilities. He/she should observe all activities of the association and attempt to find procedures or activities that can be improved the following year.
The President-Elect shall serve as the Chairperson of the Fall Conference and be responsible for all arrangements, activities, etc., concerned with the conference. Although the President will preside at the conference, the President-elect well direct the conference.
Vice President – Brent Hinkel
The Vice-President shall serve as the State Membership Chairperson for the association with each Area Chairperson serving as membership chairperson for their local area.
The Vice-President going out of office has the responsibility of bringing the following materials to the Officer Training/Planning Session or send them back to the president to be given to each Area Chairperson at the meeting. Adequate membership forms. Mailing Labels arranged by areas for each area chairperson. Other
material for membership drive. List of Area teachers with mailing and email addresses In addition, to the above duties, the Vice-President is responsible for having membership forms available at all Summer In-services. The Treasurer should assist the Vice-President with this duty.
Secretary – Judi Haggerty
The Secretary of the association has the responsibility of:
recording the minutes of all executive meetings, recording minutes of the annual meeting, recording minutes of special meetings, recording minutes of the Officer Training/Planning Session, and sending minutes to each of the following by mail or email: each member of the executive committee, each area chairperson, and the State Department Supervisor, the ITEEA representative, the Historian to be filed for posterity.
The Secretary shall have a copy of the minutes available at all meetings and read same when requested. He/She shall also file a copy of all minutes in the proper section of his/her “Officers Handbook” and shall keep the handbook updated at all times.
Treasurer – Camelia Calvert
The Treasurer of the Georgia Engineering and Technology Education Association is responsible for keeping accurate records of all transactions concerning financial affairs of the association. This part has been developed to provide some standard procedures for the Treasurer to follow so all records will be kept the same from year to year.
Reporter – Phil Kinneer
In accordance with the By-Laws, the reporter will be responsible for gathering information about engineering and technology programs across the state of Georgia, serve as webmaster and the publication of a minimum of 2 newsletters. They shall also serve on the public relations committee.
Sustaining Member Liaison –
In accordance with the By-Laws, the Sustaining Member Liaison will act as the liaison between the sustaining members and the association. The Sustaining Member Liaison will recruit and solicit potential sustaining members for participation in the association and coordinate the New Technology Forum at the Annual Fall Conference.
It shall be the duty of the President of the Association to preside at all official meetings of the association except when he/she has made provisions for the Vice-President to preside in his/her stead. The President of the association shall serve as Chairperson of the Executive Committee, all Executive Committee meetings as needed, or upon request of three Executive Committee members, and to act for the Executive Committee on emergencies that may arise between regular meetings.
Past President - Jeff Olney
It shall be the responsibility of this member to become familiar with all aspects of the activities of the association and bring to the Executive Committee any suggestions or special requests from members of the association. Members at large of the Executive Committee may be called upon to perform special duties as requested by the President.
In addition to the above duties, the Past President shall assist the new President during the transition of this office by keeping him informed on activities performed during the previous year which relate or carry over into the current year.
The Past President also may make written recommendations regarding the committee work carried over, new activities suggested, and changes in procedures of the association. This written report should be presented to the group at the Officer Training/ Planning Session (usually held in late May or early June) and submitted to the new President. The Past President will be provided time to give this report at the Officer Training/ Planning Session.
President Elect – Harmon Tison
In accordance with the By-Laws, the President-Elect shall serve as an understudy to the President and perform duties assigned to him/her by the Executive Committee. In serving as an understudy of the President, the President-Elect should study the duties of all officers and Area Chairpersons so he/she will be well versed on who has various responsibilities. He/she should observe all activities of the association and attempt to find procedures or activities that can be improved the following year.
The President-Elect shall serve as the Chairperson of the Fall Conference and be responsible for all arrangements, activities, etc., concerned with the conference. Although the President will preside at the conference, the President-elect well direct the conference.
Vice President – Brent Hinkel
The Vice-President shall serve as the State Membership Chairperson for the association with each Area Chairperson serving as membership chairperson for their local area.
The Vice-President going out of office has the responsibility of bringing the following materials to the Officer Training/Planning Session or send them back to the president to be given to each Area Chairperson at the meeting. Adequate membership forms. Mailing Labels arranged by areas for each area chairperson. Other
material for membership drive. List of Area teachers with mailing and email addresses In addition, to the above duties, the Vice-President is responsible for having membership forms available at all Summer In-services. The Treasurer should assist the Vice-President with this duty.
Secretary – Judi Haggerty
The Secretary of the association has the responsibility of:
recording the minutes of all executive meetings, recording minutes of the annual meeting, recording minutes of special meetings, recording minutes of the Officer Training/Planning Session, and sending minutes to each of the following by mail or email: each member of the executive committee, each area chairperson, and the State Department Supervisor, the ITEEA representative, the Historian to be filed for posterity.
The Secretary shall have a copy of the minutes available at all meetings and read same when requested. He/She shall also file a copy of all minutes in the proper section of his/her “Officers Handbook” and shall keep the handbook updated at all times.
Treasurer – Camelia Calvert
The Treasurer of the Georgia Engineering and Technology Education Association is responsible for keeping accurate records of all transactions concerning financial affairs of the association. This part has been developed to provide some standard procedures for the Treasurer to follow so all records will be kept the same from year to year.
Reporter – Phil Kinneer
In accordance with the By-Laws, the reporter will be responsible for gathering information about engineering and technology programs across the state of Georgia, serve as webmaster and the publication of a minimum of 2 newsletters. They shall also serve on the public relations committee.
Sustaining Member Liaison –
In accordance with the By-Laws, the Sustaining Member Liaison will act as the liaison between the sustaining members and the association. The Sustaining Member Liaison will recruit and solicit potential sustaining members for participation in the association and coordinate the New Technology Forum at the Annual Fall Conference.