National Council

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The National Council is the volunteer policy-making body for program operations and volunteer governance of AFS-USA. As a key leadership body, the National Council is committed to acting from a national perspective to make decisions for the good of the organization. The role of the National Council is twofold. The council is to be the voice of AFS-USA’s volunteer body within the organization, representing volunteer needs, views, and opinions to the AFS executive management and the board. The Council is also responsible for communicating the vision and direction of the organization including the perspectives and decisions of executive management and the board back to the AFS-USA volunteer body. National Council members must be stewards of the volunteer-staff partnership and will seek ways to ensure that the staff and volunteers of the organization work together in an environment of shared responsibility and accountability in the delivery and support of our mission and programs. The policies and procedures of the National Council will be in accord with AFS International and AFS-USA standards, policies and procedures, the United States Department of State regulations and the CSIET (Council on Standards for International Educational Travel) standards.

National Council Bylaws

Current Members

The current members of the National Council are as follows (as of July 2011):

Volunteer members:

Staff members:

Further Reading

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February 7 2012
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