Collegiate MENC
Robert Pendergraft, President
SEMIBREVE,
the official publication of the Alabama CMENC - May 2008 issue
Alabama CMENC Constitution
The key to a successful tenure for a leadership
team is the participation and growth of the organization under their
guidance. Judging by the overwhelming turnout of collegiate members
at this past month’s conference, we owe our previous leadership team a
great deal of thanks. Your current slate of officers is excited about
the potential for growth and participation of even more chapters in
the events coming this year. After serving a term as vice president
last year, I look to this year as a year of growth. By having a
returning member among the state officers, we will be able to not only
start over with fresh ideas, but build on those already in place.
During this year I also look forward to the Summit which will be held
this Fall and give the collegiate membership an opportunity to
participate in high caliber workshops in both semesters. We have many
ideas for how we as a leadership team can build on the previous year’s
success, but we covet your input and ideas. We cannot truly operate
as a statewide organization without the participation and input of the
chapters around our state. My challenge to you this year is to go out
of your way to attend the events we will host, submit an idea for
making the state organization relevant to every chapter, and exchange
ideas with members of other chapters as an effort to both challenge
and reinforce our individual ideas, and do not pass up the opportunity
that awaits at the MENC National Convention in Milwaukee. I anxiously
anticipate a year filled with opportunity and look forward to hearing
from each of you along the way.