Join NebSPRA

Joining a NebSPRA committee provides opportunities to connect with colleagues from around the state and gain professional knowledge. 

Finance and Investment 

• The Finance and Investment Committee will consist of three (3) to five (5) members, including the treasurer and will be responsible for developing banking and investment strategies and investing the funds of NebSPRA in a fiscally prudent manner and in compliance with the Investment Policy to ensure the perpetuity of NebSPRA.  
• The committee will be responsible for ensuring that the IRS Reports are filed in a timely manner and recommending an auditor if deemed necessary.  
• The committee will be responsible for reviewing the financial reports on a quarterly basis. 
• The committee will meet quarterly, unless otherwise convened by the Treasurer. 

Conference Planning 

• The conference committee will consist of six (6) to ten (10) members, including the president-elect and will be responsible for the planning and execution of the annual conference.  

Nominations 

• At the regular meeting of the Board one month preceding the annual meeting, the president shall appoint a nominating committee of three (2) to four (4) members, including the past-president, to recommend officer appointments at the annual meeting.  
• The Nominating Committee will examine and evaluate the nominations for membership submitted, as well as consider those members of the Board who wish to return to the Board after their term has expired.  
• The Nominating Committee also functions as the Board Governance Committee in order to maintain a board that is aware of its responsibilities. 

Partnerships and Outreach 

• The partnerships and outreach committee will consist of six (6) to ten (10) members, including the secretary, and will be responsible for, but not limited to, securing sponsorships, communicating with current membership, new membership outreach, professional development opportunities, and promoting NebSPRA.

As the leader in school communication, NSPRA serves more than 2,500 members who work primarily as communication directors in public school districts and education organizations throughout the United States and Canada. NSPRA members enjoy exclusive, member-only benefits, a wide variety of professional development opportunities and access to a network of colleagues from across the country who understand their challenges. For more information on membership to NSPRA, visit https://www.nspra.org/Membership.