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MODEL I (Advisory Council)MODEL II (Assemblies)Notes
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Governance Structure
Advisory Council is an advisory body to the Board of DirectorsFour Assemblies are advisory bodies to the Board of DirectorsIn both models the advisory bodies bring issues/topics relevant to libraries, library workers, and librarianship to the floor. Discussions can also come from the Board of Directors to the advisory bodies. Discussions and recommendations can flow both ways, but the BoD is the policy making body.
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Representation57 Chapter Councilors, 8 Division Councilors, 12 Round Table Councilors, 6 NALCO Councilors, 6 At Large Councilors TOTAL of 89 CouncilorsFour assemblies: Chapter, RT, Division, Affiliates: 57 members of the Chapter Assembly; 8 members of the Division Assembly; 12 members of the Round Table Assembly; 26 members of the Affiliates Assembly 103 TotalIn both models, the members of the represented group elects the members. All people in governance are accountable to a group. Each Assembly determines their own chairs and liaisions.
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Terms3 year staggered terms. Councilors may serve up to 2 consecutive terms3 year staggered terms. Assembly members may serve up to 2 consecutive terms
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Meetings4 times a year. 3 virtual and 1 hybrid at ALA Annual4 times a year. 3 virtual and 1 hybrid at ALA AnnualAssemblies can meet as frequently as each assembly desires. They do not need to all meet together as they are 4 individual bodies, but they have liasions between them to assure communication.
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Board of DirectorsPolicy making and fiduciary responsibilitiesPolicy making and fiduciary responsibilities
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BoD CompositionPresidentPresidentTAG recommends that the bylaws be amended that Assembly members or BOD members cannot be a current serving officer from a Division, Round Table, Affiliate, or Chapter. This will ensure that people have time to fulfil their duties as officers and present more opportunities for member participation.
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President-ElectPresident-ElectThe President, President Elect and Treasurer candidates will be nominated by the Nominating Committee or by petition and elected by Membership.
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Past PresidentPast President
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TreasurerTreasurer
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Executive DirectorExecutive Director
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1 Division Member (elected by Divisions)1 Division Member (elected by Divisions)
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1- Round Table Member (elected by RTs)1- Round Table Member (elected by RTs)
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1- NALCo Member (Elected by NALCos)1- NALCo Member (Elected by NALCos)
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1- Chapter Member (Elected by Chapters)1- Chapter Member (Elected by Chapters)
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3- Elected directly from Membership (6-9 candidates identified by the nominating committee & acceptance of petition candidates. Councilors or assembly members could be petition candidates).3- Elected directly from Membership (6-9 candidates identified by the nominating committee & acceptance of petition candidates. Councilors or assembly members could be petition candidates).
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Terms3 year staggered3 year staggered
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MeetingsMonthly; In person at Annual, hybrid at LLX, one additional in person meeting and all others virtuallyMonthly; In person at Annual, hybrid at LLX, one additional in person meeting and all others virtuallyTAG recommends that the Board of Directors consider virtual meetings when possible to allow for greater participation and lower travel costs.
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