ICONEC Steering Committee Interest Form
The International Carbon Ocean Network for Early Careers (ICONEC) community is seeking nominations for new steering committee members and regional co-chairs. Please consider using this form to nominate yourself for this position if: 
  • You are an early career ocean professional working in fields related to ocean acidification or ocean carbon
  • You would like to become more involved in the leadership of the ICONEC community 
  • You have time to devote 2-5 hours per month to planning ICONEC early career activities 
  • You are excited to connect with peers working in ocean carbon around the world!
This is a volunteer position. You do not need to be a current member of ICONEC to apply. After collecting nominations, the current ICONEC Steering Committee will reach out to determine next steps. 
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Which of the following open Steering Committee positions are you interested in?  ICONEC leadership positions include:

Co-leads: Responsibilities include working with your other co-leads to run meetings,  manage the ICONEC leadership team, and direct ICONEC activities

Secretaries: Support co-leads, take notes during meetings, schedule meetings, etc. 

Communications Coordinator: Support ICONEC communication activities including developing social media posts, managing slack channels, creating graphic designs, etc. 

GOA-ON Regional Hub Liaison: Attend Regional Hub steering committee meetings and report back on hub activities to the ICONEC community. Please indicate your interest and note the specific hub under "Other". We currently do not have openings for all regional hub liaison positions, but we'd be happy to discuss future involvement if you indicate interest. 
Describe how you would like to contribute to the ICONEC Steering Committee:
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