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NCCW Officers 2012 - 2013

See left sidebar for list of current officers.

Contact officers via email or mail to: Nativity Council of Catholic Women, Nativity of Our Lord, 1900 Wellesley Avenue, St. Paul, MN  55105
 

NCCW Officer Duties       

President

Duties of President require presiding at all meetings (prepare agendas, review minutes, submit meeting dates to bulletin).  Performs as ex-officio member of all committees, except the Nominating Committee. Appoints all commissioners and chairwomen of special committees. Calls a board meeting within 60 days of assuming office.  Strong organizational skills and communications skills required. This position includes lots of e-mailing, answering questions, connecting people, and touching base with officers and chairwomen to make sure they have what they need and everything is progressing on time. The president also prepares the membership mailing in the Fall, represents NCCW at various events throughout the year, and keeps the vice president informed so she is prepared to assume the presidency the next year.

Vice President

Duties of VP require acting as an aide to the president. Performs duties of the president in her absence. May serve as one of the commissioners. Succeeds office of president. The VP typically has had some past involvement with NCCW and has served as a committee chair or member of the board. The VP stays informed regarding NCCW activities and assists as needed.

Treasurer

Receives all money of the organization.  Keeps an accurate record of all receipts and disbursements.  Expends money only on an order or warrant signed by the president.
Deposits all money in a bank approved by the board of directors.  Presents a statement of accounts at every board meeting.  Presents her accounts semi-annually to the auditor, in January and July. On completion of her term as Treasurer, all bills being paid have the books and records audited before turning them over to the new Treasurer by August 1st.
 

Historian

Duties of Historian require acquisition of reports from committee chairs and commissioners at the end of the year.  Compiles reports to form a summary and presents at the annual spring meeting (Madonna Dinner in May).  Occasionally, the historian is asked to take photos at events or to research answers to questions by checking past years' summaries. This position is great for someone who has been involved with NCCW or someone who  would like to get more involved. Strong writing and speaking skills are helpful.     

Secretary Duties

Keeps an accurate record of all meetings of the executive committee, the board of directors and the annual meeting. Takes care of the official correspondence of the organization.  Is responsible for notification of board meetings. Performs any other duties pertinent to this office.

Auditor Duties

Audits the Treasurer’s books semi-annually, in January and July.  Submits report at the board meeting following each audit. 

 

Nominating Committee

The committee comprises of a small group of three active NCCW members who work together with the Pastor to nominate and request the leadership of the following year’s NCCW executive board.  Current executive board cannot be in this group.  At the January Board Meeting a nomination of three members shall be elected from candidates nominated from the floor.


Duties include confuring with the pastor and  reporting at the election meeting the name of at least one candidate for each office.  Additional nominations may be made from the floor, providing the nominee is qualified and has signified her willingness to serve
      

St. Paul Deanery Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women or ACCW
 

Nativity Deanery Representatives are Arlene Leyden and Mickey Nickelson.

Deanery Representative duties require attendance at  the four meetings held each year (Sept, Nov, Feb, and April – usually held the third Thursday of the month) and reports back at the next NCCW meeting.

For more information, visit them online or Facebook:

http://accwarchspm.org/

http://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Paul-and-Minneapolis-Archdiocesan-Council-of-Catholic-Women/139561436082070