Policy is the prerogative of the Board. Therefore, committee members should defer commenting on College policy unless specifically delegated this role by the President. Committee members must be cognizant that their statements may be perceived by others as opinions of the College given the leadership role a committee member assumes. Apart from members, committees consist of a chair, a Board Liaison, and a staff liaison. Some committees also have ex officio members, who act as full committee members.
Committees offer members the opportunity to get involved.
There are four standing committees provided in the Bylaws and currently 26 others. As a member of a committee, individuals work with other members and staff. Committees provide opportunities to develop leadership skills if so desired. Committees allow exposure and experience so that members may advance into leadership positions. Committees may interact extensively with the leadership of chapters and sections.