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How to Get Involved with CI-ASHRAE 2015-2016

Board of Governors (BOG) President President-Elect / Vice Presidents Treasurer Secretary Members at Large Committees Attendance / Reception CTTC (Chapter Technology Transfer Committee) GGAC (Grassroots Government Advocacy Committee) ECC (Electronics Communication Committee) / Publicity MP (Membership Promotion) RP (Research Promotion) Student Activities YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE)

President Ashleigh Brown Responsibilities include holding regular BOG meetings and supporting all BOG members and committees in their activities. 1. Increase Chapter succession planning; identify officer/chair successors by end of February 2016 to allow training 2. Expand Chapter meeting attendance to include greater diversity from the industry (ex. owners, facility management, etc.) 3. Increase connections with other local groups; hold joint meetings/events with technical societies such as IEEE, AEE, etc. abrown@entec-solutions.com

President-Elect George Rawson Responsibilities include providing support for the President and updating PAOE (Presidential Award of Excellence) points. The President-Elect takes on the role of President the following year. 1. Become more familiar with the Chapter s membership. GRawson@thermohvac.com

Treasurer (+Finance Committee) Jack Dansart With the aid of the Finance Committee, responsibilities include preparing the annual budget and collecting dues and meeting funds. Also disburses funds as authorized by the BOG. 1. Establish an accurate budget based on our annual activities. Moving forward this should assists us in taking a more proactive and strategic approach to our finances. Through this approach we hope to continue to grow as a chapter in both numbers as well as the positive contribution we make to our community. jack.dansart@dciusa.com

Secretary Tommy Bissmeyer Responsibilities include taking minutes for chapter and BOG meetings and maintaining attendance records. 1. Make meeting minutes available within 3 days of meeting. (Google Drive) 2. Work with Membership committee on up to date listings. tommy@bbenergyinc.com

Attendance/Reception Tommy Bissmeyer Responsibilities include fostering increased member participation in chapter events/meetings. Greeting all members and visitors and recording all in attendance. 1. Promote early pay. 2. Name tags for all meetings. 3. Chapter photo (President visit) tommy@bbenergyinc.com

CTTC (Chapter Technology Transfer Committee) Chris Willett & Larry Kienzler Responsibilities include setting the meeting schedule and speaker list (tech sessions and main presenters) for the year. Goals 2015-2016: 1. Provide speaker list at Golf Outing (COMPLETE) 2. Presidential visit in the spring 3. Organize spring seminar cwillett@wcr-il.com LKienzler@ghrinc.com

GGAC (Grassroots Government Advocacy Committee) Rob Temple Responsibilities include keeping members apprised of local, industry relevant government activities and aiding in updating local government officials on technical issues. 1. Send out monthly updates from the DCEO to the membership. This year we are anticipating adoption of ASHRAE 90.1-2013 and IECC-2015 in November. 2. Provide Society and RVC updates on our engagement with government officials. Temple_Robert_J@cat.com

ECC/Publicity Monica Whetstone Responsibilities include maintaining website with the aid of our website developer (Larry Ball) and distributing information to the membership and other interested parties via email. 1. Keep website calendar up-to-date 2. Update Member Resources page with presentation information, when possible 3. Added Career Opportunities and Student Zone sections to website continue to update 4. Ensure website meets regulations set forth by ASHRAE (Society) 5. Update website based on member feedback Whetstone_Monica_R@cat.com

Membership Promotion Dave Evers Responsibilities include promoting increased membership enrollment and upgrading members, as appropriate. 1. Increase chapter membership by 2%, or 3 new members Recruit new members, especially building owners and operators Conduct personal phone calls and face-to-face meetings with prospective members Forward chapter meeting announcements to prospective members Phone calls to new chapter members Review membership roster and biographic records for advancement or Honors & Awards eligibility 2. Maintain membership delinquencies below 2% david.j.evers@honeywell.com

RP (Research Promotion) Kathi Bunyer Responsibilities include fundraising money for Society-sponsored research. 1. Exceed last year s RP goal 2. Make Full Circle (i.e. $100 from each officer + RP chair) Kbunyer@distech-controls.com

Student Activities Alicia Grabo Things needed: HELP! Responsibilities include interacting with the student branches at U of I and Bradley, promoting the annual CI-ASHRAE scholarships and organizing visits with K- 12 classrooms. 1. Promote engineer s week in February (21-27) Encourage members to talk with their Child s teacher(s) and suggest ASHRAE coming in a talking about Engineering Send Emails/Phone Calls/Letters to local schools in the area Contact Alicia Grabo if you want more information before talking with teachers 2. Finalize scholarship essay grading rubric 3. Aid Student Chapters with their goals grabo.alicia@gmail.com

YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE) Alicia Grabo Things needed: YEA Members List Meeting Schedule Budget Approval Responsibilities include increasing involvement of those members that are under 35 years of age, including encouragement of student member transfers to professional membership upon graduation. 1. Get a list of YEA members and the CI-ASHRAE meeting schedule 2. Organize a dinner (paid for by CI-ASHRAE?) where CI-ASHRAE members meet with the YEA members. Perhaps have this at a college and encourage networking for the young professionals Encourage Professionals to bring business cards and make themselves available for mentoring /networking assistance to the Student 3. Holiday Happy Hour CI-ASHRAE chapter-wide Happy Hour (First drink if you are 21 yrs of age, on ASHRAE?) grabo.alicia@gmail.com