The CUAV Board of Directors is responsible for formulating the organization's budget, programs and policies, and for overseeing their implementation. The Board is also responsible for the hiring and evaluation of the Executive Director. The Board members are also expected to contribute to development, public relations and fundraising activities. The CUAV by-laws authorize a Board of 15 individuals.
Board members serve a two year term.
Board members may be removed by the Chair for excessive abscence from the Board and committee meetings, and for other reasons specified in the CUAV by-laws. Serve on two Board committees and participate in committee meetings, which are generally held once per month. Additional committee work is expected between meetings. Be familiar with the operations of the organization by reading by-laws, reveiwing materials, reading monthly reports and reviewing budgets and the annual audit report. Participate actively in fundraising and other activities through gathering donations, organizing events, or other activities coordinated by the agency.