Revised 1/01, 5/05
BYLAWS
AND SOCIETY REGULATIONS:
This committee shall be composed of
three members, appointed by the President, one member annually, each
member to serve a three year term, and the Chair appointed by the
President.
Areas of activity include professional
reactivation and student reactivation.
DUTIES:
Note: The areas of activity may be placed in subcommittees.
1. Student Membership:
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All activities should be directed toward recruitment
of new student members in Programs of C.L.S. and C.L.T. and those in
pre-clinical programs, maintaining current members, and reinstating
members who have dropped from the Society’s rolls. Emphasize
recruitment of education coordinators.
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Keep student membership records and lists easily
accessible, up-to-date, and workable.
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Keep a supply of ASCLS brochures on hand.
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Intermittent lists of names and non-renewals should be
provided to local chapters and concentrated on locally. Obtain from
Membership Development Committee.
2. Recruitment of Students:
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Available recruitment material is supplied from ASCLS.
Obtain for Membership Development Committee.
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State Committee Duties:
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Information can be obtained from the ASCLS Committee
member, and from the Region II Coordinator.
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If a State Health Council exists, establish a working
relationship with them.
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If a State Health Council does not exist, ways and
means will have to be devised to emphasize the role of professional
clinical laboratory scientists and clinical laboratory technicians
in health careers.
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It is suggested you contact:
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Vocational Guidance Counselors
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Science Instructors
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Faculty Advisors
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Paramedical Professions
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Women’s Medical Auxiliary
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Civic Organizations, Fraternal Organizations, Women’s
Clubs, Church Groups and the General Public.
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Junior High, Senior High and College Students
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Maintain:
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Speaker’s Bureau: Clinical Laboratory Scientists and
Clinical Laboratory Technicians who are effective speakers. The
Bureau is maintained in conjunction with the Scientific Assembly and
Education Committee.
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Slides, films, pamphlets and brochures depicting all
laboratory fields including schools and qualifications.
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Exhibits for use at all types of meetings, public
libraries, schools.
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Participate in Career Days, Science Fairs, Laboratory
or Hospital Open House.
3. Provide
information on mechanisms to find positions in the Clinical
Laboratory Science.
4. Provide information on interviews, resumes, etc.
5. Encourage and develop medical technology clubs in the
pre-clinical medical technology programs.
6. Communicate frequently with Education Coordinators to encourage
student membership.
7. Maintain student membership lists along with graduation dates to
be used as a job reference for employers.
8. Write to graduates of MT/CLS or MLT/CLT programs and ask them to
become members of
ASCLS-PA/ASCLS.
9. Work closely with the student forum representative.
10. Send a report of committee activities to the President at least
one month prior to the Board of Directors meetings.
11. Maintain close contact with Board liaison individual.