Board clarifies coordinator qualifications and how it will support members
Board members backed a coordinator role to relieve workload and suggested changing educational requirements to 'public administration or closely related field' and preferring a master's or equivalent experience. The board approved edits clarifying collaboration and evaluation procedures.
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Board members described the coordinator as a capacity-building position that would relieve the volunteer workload of board members and support future members who may not have the current board's institutional knowledge. One board member said the role is "really important" and argued that coordination and administrative support are necessary to ensure agendas and community communications are posted in advance.
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