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Committee Chairperson or Administrator Roles and Tasks
Committee Chairperson or Administrator Roles and Tasks
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Written by Scott Smith
Updated over a week ago

This article will explain the roles of the Committee Chairperson and the Committee administrator and also the tasks that each can perform. The Portalbuzz member portal provides a way for committee chairs and administrators manage committees in one place and provide a consistent way to communicate with committee members and general members.

Roles

To begin it is important to understand the roles associated with committees.
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Overall Committees Administrator - This user role is set at the club level.
 This role handles creating all committees for the club and can delete committees if needed.
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The Committees Administrator can:

  • Create committees

  • Delete committees

  • Change a committee to inactive or active status

  • Manage members and meetings of committees

Committee Chair and Committee Administrators - These roles are set at the committee level after the Committees Admin creates the committees in the member portal.
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Both Committee Chair and Committee Administrators are able to perform the same administrative functions in the club. The distinction in assignment is for distinction of roles within the committee.
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 The [Committee] Chairperson and [Committee] Administrator can:

  • Send emails to committee members

  • View details about the committee

  • Print a committee page

  • Create committee meetings

  • This will also add the committee meeting to the club calendar.

  • Edit information about the committee

  • Manage (edit or delete) committee members

  • Assign committee meeting responsibilities

  • Add a photo or image to a committee page

  • Print master list of all committees or committee page

  • Upload and download committee agendas, minutes or documents

  • Manage meeting attendee RSVPs (optional)

  • Set recurring committee meeting assignments

See articles about committees functions and tasks here.
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