Constitution WRJ Southeast DistrictApproved March 2023 |
Section A To support and implement the mission of Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) by serving as the liaison between WRJ and WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members in the District.
Section B To bring the WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members in the District into closer cooperation and association with one another and further their respective activities.
Section C To help WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members participate effectively in the activities of WRJ.
Section D To assist in attracting new members in organizing new WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods in the District.
Section A The nominating committee shall consist of five (5) members: three (3) from the Board of Directors and two (2) from the membership-at-large, each representing a different geographical area. The immediate past president shall chair the nominating committee. If the immediate past president is unable to chair the committee, a chair shall be appointed by the president. The president and the chair of the nominating committee shall appoint the remaining members of the committee. The past chair of the nominating committee shall serve as an ex-officio member with voice but no vote on this committee. Alternates will be appointed by the president if any members are unable to serve.
Section B An official application for a Board of Directors position shall be disseminated to the Board of Directors, sisterhood presidents, and the District membership at least ten (10) months prior to the District Convention.
Section C The nominating committee shall send the proposed slate to the Officers and the Board of Directors no less than sixty (60) days prior to the District Convention.
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Section A To support and implement the mission of Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) by serving as the liaison between WRJ and WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members in the District.
Section B To bring the WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members in the District into closer cooperation and association with one another and further their respective activities.
Section C To help WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods and individual members participate effectively in the activities of WRJ.
Section D To assist in attracting new members in organizing new WRJ-affiliated sisterhoods in the District.
Specific responsibilities of all executive officers are delineated in Policies and Procedures.
Specific responsibilities are delineated in the District’s Policies and Procedures.
Section A There shall be elected area directors, the exact number to be determined by the nominating committee in consultation with the president and first vice president.
Section B To be eligible to be an area director, the candidate must be Jewish, and be a member in good standing of WRJ.
Section C Area directors shall be the liaison between their assigned sisterhoods and the District.
Section D Vacancies between elections shall be appointed by the first vice president with the consent of the Executive Committee.
Section E Area directors shall provide timely reports as requested by the first vice president.
Section A The treasurer shall appoint the budget committee. The committee shall be comprised of no fewer than five (5) members, including the treasurer.
Section B The budget committee shall prepare an annual budget for approval by the Board of Directors. The approved budget shall be submitted to WRJ.
Section A The Executive Committee, the Board of Directors, standing committees, special committees, task forces, and any other group convening to conduct District business, shall be authorized to meet by telephone conference or through other electronic communication so long as all the members are able to simultaneously participate during the meeting.
Section B When deemed necessary by the president, in consultation with the vice presidents, electronic voting on District business may be permitted, allowing adequate time for mailed ballots when needed.
Roberts Rules of Order Newly Revised, current edition, shall govern the proceedings of all meetings not covered by the Constitution or Policies and Procedures of the District.