The profession and the public benefit from the programs and services made possible by an expanded asset base. V. Governance A. Individual Member Outcome Members are engaged, feel valued, and assume responsibility for a diverse, synergistic, dynamic association. B. Organizational Impact Outcome Governance is sufficiently flexible to support all levels of the organization so that different groups can respond rapidly and appropriately to new and emerging opportunities. Communications A. Individual Member Outcome Members feel valued, respected, and empowered because they are informed and have access to organizational initiatives, activities, and events. B. Organizational Impact Outcome Information channels are open and reciprocal thus creating a more responsive and effective organization.
Mutual respect is a guiding principle for all communications.
Family and Consumer Sciences professionals serve as catalysts in building alliances that will take initiative to find solutions for these complex societal problems. Our unique integrative perspective enables bridges to be built across what may be seen as unrelated issues. One component of a successful society is an economic environment which mutually benefits consumers and business interests. Proposed Annual Meeting Theme 2001. Shaping Viable Communities for a Sustainable Society Healthy communities are vital for sustaining a successful society.