Committee Member Responsibilities

In addition to specific roles required by membership on individual committees, members of EDUCAUSE committees are expected to actively participate in the work of the committee, provide thoughtful input to committee deliberations, and focus on the best interests of the association and committee goals rather than on personal interests.

Members should

Review all relevant material before committee meetings
Attend committee meetings and voice objective opinions on issues
Pay attention to association activities that affect or are affected by the committee's work
Support the efforts of the committee chair and carry out individual assignments made by the chair
Work as part of the committee and staff team to ensure that the committee's work and recommendations are in keeping with the general association mission and goals

About EDUCAUSE Member Committees Advisory Committees Program Committees Committee Guidelines Committee Chair Responsibilities Committee Member Responsibilities Staff Support		Committee Member Responsibilities In addition to specific roles required by membership on individual committees, members of EDUCAUSE committees are expected to actively participate in the work of the committee, provide thoughtful input to committee deliberations, and focus on the best interests of the association and committee goals rather than on personal interests. Members should Review all relevant material before committee meetings Attend committee meetings and voice objective opinions on issues Pay attention to association activities that affect or are affected by the committee's work Support the efforts of the committee chair and carry out individual assignments made by the chair Work as part of the committee and staff team to ensure that the committee's work and recommendations are in keeping with the general association mission and goals
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