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Copyright 2007 - New Mexico/West Texas Association of Student Assistance Programs
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There are four classifications of membership in this association: project, active, associate, and student. A person may become a member by payment of the prescribed Association dues. Project and individual dues must be paid in full for members to be eligible to vote. A member may be reviewed for disciplinary action with due process by a quorum of voting members at any scheduled or special Association meeting. Disciplinary action must be approved by 2/3 of members present. The disciplined member shall be notified in writing by the Association President. Members may resign from the Association by providing a written resignation to the Association President. Project membership is open to all TRIO programs in New Mexico and West Texas , and is required for active membership of individuals. Active membership shall be limited to currently or formerly employed personnel of TRIO programs. Active membership of currently employed TRIO personnel is contingent upon annual payment of project and individual dues. Active membership of formerly employed TRIO personnel is contingent upon the payment of individual dues; the project dues for formerly employed TRIO personnel may be waived upon written request. Active members may hold office and vote. Associate membership is open to any person interested in student assistance programs. Associate members may not hold office or vote, but must pay Association dues. Student membership is open to any program participant interested in assistance programs. Student members may not hold office or vote, but must pay Association dues. Emerging Leadership Institute The SWASAP Emerging Leaders Institute is designed for SWASAP members who either want to pursue leadership roles or are currently in leadership roles in their state associations. Each state association submits the names of two professionals, so participants will be working with colleagues from each state. The training commitment is for four dates throughout 2008. ELI meets the day prior to the SWASAP Board at the same Dallas hotel as the Board. A one night hotel stay is required. Some topics of the training include:
The purpose of the Emerging Leaders Institute is to identify, train and mentor SWASAP members to participate in the leadership and responsibility roles of the Association. The roles include committee service as members and/or committee chairs as well as preparation to hold office at the state, regional and national levels. In order to graduate from the Emerging Leaders Institute, each participant must satisfy the following requirements:
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