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Handbook
2003-2004
NATEFACS
National Association of Teacher Educators for Family and Consumer Sciences


Section C: Operating Policies
Section D: Officer and Committee Responsibility
Section G: Past NATEFACS Officers
Section H: Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education
Section I: ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS)
Section J: ACTE and NATEFACS Regions 29

 

 

 

 

Section C

II. Purposes

As an Affiliate of the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division, the purposes of NATEFACS shall be to further education and science in family and consumer sciences.  Without limiting, but expanding the foregoing, NATEFACS shall:

A.        Improve and strengthen teacher education in family and consumer sciences.

B.        Establish and improve standards of research in family and consumer sciences teacher education.

C.        Sponsor and otherwise support professional discussion in family and consumer sciences teacher education.

D.        Encourage and promote a sufficiently full and fair discussion of the pertinent facts involving concerns and legislation affecting family and consumer sciences teacher education and the improvement of home and family life.

E.         Promote liaison and other cooperative professional activity among members and others having related concerns, especially other Affiliates of the ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences Division.

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III. Membership

Individuals engaged in preservice and/or inservice education of Family and Consumer Sciences teachers shall be eligible for membership in this organization.


IV. Officers

A.        Elected Officers

The elected officers of NATEFACS shall be president, president-elect, past president, secretary, and treasurer.

 

B.        Executive Committee

The elected officers shall be the Executive Committee

 

C.        Election

Executive Board Offices President-elect, Secretary and Treasurer and the JFCSE Editorial Board Member-at-Large shall be elected by mailed ballot annually prior to the annual meeting of ACTE.

 

D.        Term of Office

All elected officers of the Executive Board shall serve one (1) year from July 1 through June 30, except for the Secretary and the Treasurer, who serves two (2) year terms. The Secretary is elected for office starting in even numbered years and the Treasurer is elected for office starting in odd numbered years.  The President-Elect succeeds to President after one year and the President becomes the Past-President after one year. Each JFCSE Editorial Member-at-Large serves a three (3) year term.

 

E.         Vacancies in Office

Vacancies during a term of office shall be filled by action of the Executive Committee until the next annual election.

 

F.         General Duties of Elected officers

1.         President

As the chief executive officer of NATEFACS, the president represents NATEFACS, is the official spokesperson for the Association, and gives general supervision and leadership to organizational policies, programs, and legislative activities. Without limiting, but clarifying duties, the president shall conduct the assignments outlined in Section D.

 

2.         President-elect

Serves as the associate chief executive officer of NATEFACS and shall assume the duties of the office of president should the president be unable to serve. Without limiting, but to clarify duties, the President-elect shall conduct the assignments outlined in Section D.

 

3.         Secretary

Responsible for keeping records and writing correspondence, as requested, of NATEFACS. Without limiting, but to clarify duties, the Secretary shall conduct the assignments outlined in Section D.

 

4.         Treasurer

Responsible for the financial affairs and membership of NATEFACS. Without limiting, but clarifying the duties, the Treasurer shall conduct the assignments outlined in Section D.

 

G.        Specific Duties of Elected Officers

These duties are outlined in Section D.



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V. Committees

A.        Standing

The following are the NATEFACS Standing Committees: Executive, Program, Nominating, JFCSE Board, History, Awards, Bylaws, Legislative, Membership, Web Page Manager.  Without limiting, but clarifying duties, the committees shall conduct the assignments outlined in Section D.

 

B.        Initiation

Ad hoc committees may be added at the discretion of the president in consultation with the Executive Committee.  A committee chair and recommended committee members are named.  A specific charge is given to the committee chair.  A date is identified for the beginning and ending of the committee.

 

C.        Specific Duties

These duties are outlined in Section D.


VI. Dues

The membership year is January 1 through December 31.  The dues for annual membership in NATEFACS shall be $20.00, effective 2001.  Any changes in the dues shall be recommended by the Executive Committee and approved by two-thirds vote of the members present at the scheduled business meeting during the annual ACTE meeting.


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VII. Meetings

 

A.        A business meeting of NATEFACS shall be held annually at the place of the annual convention of ACTE.

 

B.        A quorum shall be 25 members.  A majority vote of this quorum shall be necessary to carry on the business of this organization.


VIII. Policy Adoption and Amendments

A.        Adoption and amendments

These operating policies shall be adopted and amended by action of the Executive Committee and a positive vote of two-thirds of all members present and voting at any meeting, provided that notice of any proposed amendment(s) be given by mail  or e-mail in advance of the meeting at which it is to be voted on.

 

B.        Emergency amendments

In the event of an emergency as determined by the Executive Committee, the Bylaws may be amended by mail ballot by positive vote of a majority (51%) of the members who return their ballots.


Section D

Officer and Committee Specific Responsibilities

I.  Elected NATEFACS Officers

 

A.        President

As the chief executive officer of NATEFACS, the president, represents NATEFACS, is the official spokesperson for the Association and gives general supervision and leadership to organizational policies, programs and legislative activities. Without limiting, but clarifying duties, the president shall:

1.         Develop and implement an annual program of work in consultation with the Executive Committee.

2.         Appoint committee chairs and recommend committee members

a.         Appoint the NATEFACS Nominating Committee

b.         Appoint the NATEFACS standing committee chairs

c.         Appoint Chairs for ad hoc NATEFACS committees

d.         Recommend members for NATEFACS committees

e.         Recommend NATEFACS members to serve ACTE offices and Committees

f.          Recommend NATEFACS members to serve on the ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences Division standing committees and ad hoc committees. (Persons recommended may serve NATEFACS and the Division simultaneously. See Section B “NATEFACS Representatives to ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences Division” for appointment years and terms of office)

3.         Serve as ex-officio member of NATEFACS committees, except Nominating Committee.

4.         Provide information to NATEFACS members, officers, ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences Division.

a.         Write materials for newsletter, website and other communications

b.         Upgrade and distribute the NATEFACS Handbook to officers

c.         Keep NATEFACS President’s file current and turn file over to President-elect by June 30 at the end of the term of office

d.         Involve the NATEFACS President-elect in NATEFACS affairs

e.         Prepare and submit an annual NATEFACS activity report to the NATEFACS secretary for the NATEFACS historical archives and to the Family and Consumer Sciences Division at ACTE meetings

5.         Coordinate fiscal affairs with the NATEFACS treasurer by approving all non-routine expenditures and signing checks in the absence of the treasurer

6.         Plan and preside at the Executive Committee meetings and the annual NATEFACS business meeting at ACTE

a.         Appoint a parliamentarian for the annual NATEFACS business meeting

b.         Recognize outgoing officers, committee chairs, and others who have made significant contribution to NATEFACS

c.         Meet with NATEFACS officers at AAFCS or other meetings, if possible

7.         Represent NATEFACS

a.         Attend and represent NATEFACS at all meetings called by the Family and Consumer Sciences Division

b.         Maintain contact with the U.S. Department of Education

8.         Serve as the Chair of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education

9.         Appoint two internal auditors at the end of every treasurer term.

 

B.        President-elect

Serves as the associate chief executive officer of NATEFACS and shall assume the duties of the office of president should the president be unable to serve. Without limiting, but to clarify duties, the President-elect shall:

1.         Serve as the program chair for NATEFACS at the ACTE annual meeting

a.         Attend Family and Consumer Sciences Division planning meetings for ACTE program

b.         Keep files current and turn file over to president-elect by June 30 at the end of term of office

c.         Submit materials to NATEFACS newsletter and web site

2.         Serve as associate president

a.         Preside in the absence of the president

b.         Become familiar with office of president

c.         Serve as a member of the Executive Committee, attending all meetings and participating in the decision-making process in matters pertaining to policies and operation of NATEFACS

d.         Serve as ex-officio member on committees, except Nominating Committee

e.         Recognize and present plaque to out-going president

3.         Serve as Vice-Chair of Editorial Board of Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education

 

C.        Secretary

Responsible for keeping records and writing correspondence, as requested, of NATEFACS. Without limiting, but to clarify duties, the Secretary shall:

1.         Be a member of the Executive Committee and attend all meetings of the officers and participate in decision-making process in matters pertaining to policies and operation of NATEFACS

a.         Assist president by identifying unfinished business for future agendas

b.         Write correspondence requested by officers

2.         Be responsible for the NATEFACS business meeting minutes and records

a.         Submit corrected copy of minutes for placement in the NATEFACS newsletter, web site, and NATEFACS Archives

b.         Assist treasurer, if necessary, with membership registration

c.         Keep secretary’s file current and give file to successor by June 30, at end of term of office

           

D.        Treasurer

Responsible for the financial affairs of NATEFACS. Without limiting, but clarifying the duties, the Treasurer shall:

1.         Be a member of the NATEFACS Executive Committee and attend all meetings of the officers and participate in decision-making process in matters pertaining to policies and operation of NATEFACS. Give special attention to monetary issues

a.         Prepare an annual budget in consultation with the president

b.         At the end of treasurers elected office period, treasurer prepares materials for review by internal members. Internal members are appointed by the president to conduct an internal audit.

c.         Keep treasurer’s file current and give file to successor by June 30, at the end of term of office

d.         Chair the NATEFACS membership committee

2.         Collect and hold dues

a.         Collect dues at ACTE annual meeting and throughout the year

b.         Open and maintain a checking account with president as second signer

c.         Open and/or maintain an interest-bearing saving account with the president as second signer

3.         Manage NATEFACS finances

a.         Disperse money in consultation with the president

b.         Keep an accurate account of income and disbursements

4.         Keep the membership informed about the financial affairs of NATEFACS

a.         Submit a report to membership at the NATEFACS annual meeting

b.         Submit appropriate materials for the newsletter and web site to solicit members and to report on income and disbursements

5.         Develop and maintain an updated, computerized directory of members and their addresses and make the list and labels readily available to NATEFACS between annual meetings


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II. Standing Committees

A.        Executive Committee

1.         Chaired by the President

2.         Composed of elected officers (including Past President)

3.         Develop program of work for present and future

4.         Determine decisions for NATEFACS between annual meetings

B.        Program Committee

1.         Be chaired by President-Elect

2.         Plan the program for NATEFACS annual meeting and other called meetings

C.        Nominating Committee

1.         Be appointed by the President

2.         Solicit nominations for association officers:  President-elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education board members

3.         Notify persons nominated if they have been selected for the ballot and thank nominators of nominees

4.         Obtain and report information on nominees in the newsletter. Conduct election of association officers by preparing and mailing a ballot, serving as teller to receive and count votes, informing those on the ballot of the election results, introducing the nominees, and announcing election results at the annual business meeting and on the web site.

D.        Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education (JFCSE) Editorial Policy Board

1.         NATEFACS President is the Chair of the Editorial Board and President-elect is Vice Chairperson

2.         NATEFACS members elect one person each year at large as member of the Editorial Board to serve a three-year term

3.         The Editorial Policy Board consists of the following:

a.         Chair - President

b.         Vice-Chair – President-elect

c.         Managing Editor – Appointed by NATEFACS President in consultation with the Editorial Policy Board

d.         Editor – Appointed by NATEFACS President in consultation with the Editorial Policy Board

e.         Associate Editor – Appointed by the NATEFACS President in consultation with the Editorial Policy Board

f.          Three (3) at-large members – Elected by NATEFACS membership [One (1) elected each year to serve a three-year term]

g.         Two (2) ex-officio members – Appointed by the president. [One (1) appointed each year to serve a two-year term]

E.         History (Chair appointed by the president for a two-year term; may be renewed)

1.         Receive brief records from officers and committee chairs

2.         Arrange for accessible archived storage

3.         Report, as requested, at annual business meeting

4.         Add a summary of the past year’s history to the file

5.         As requested, meet with the Executive Committee

6.         Respond to requests of members for information based on the records

F.         Awards

1.         Recruit nominations for awards

2.         Develop appropriate recognition for award recipients

3.         Recommend NATEFACS members for Family and Consumer Sciences Division Awards

G.        Bylaws

1.         Request bylaw changes from Executive Committee

2.         Review bylaws, publish proposed bylaws on the web site and present bylaws for revision at the annual meeting

H.        Legislative

1.         Develop policy statements for legislators

2.         Collect and distribute information about legislation to membership

3.         Organize response to legislation        

I.          Membership

1.         Chaired by Treasurer

2.         Recruit members

3.         Register members


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III. Ad Hoc Committees

A.        Professional Development:  Encourage career development, professional involvement and leadership among members and potential members

B.        Publications Committee:  Explore possibility of forming an alliance with publishers for purpose of developing publications 

C.        Resource Sharing Committee:  Encourage identification and exchange of professional resources among members


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Section G

Past Officers of the National Association of Teacher Educators for Family and Consumer Sciences

1968 Shirley Kreutz President
  Ruth Sylvest Treasurer
  Ardyce Gilbert Secretary
     
1969 Beverly Crabtree President
  Joan Gritzmacher President-elect
  Melinda Holcombe Secretary
  Marjorie Stewart Treasurer 
     
1971 Joan Grizmacher President-elect
     
1972   President
  Eva Adams President-elect
  Sandra Miller Secretary
  Fanny Lee Boyd Treasurer
     
1973 Twyla Shear President
  Fannie Lee Boyd President-elect
  Norma Bobbitt Secretary
  Karen Jones Treasurer
     
1974 Fannie Lee Boyd President
  Hazel Crain President-elect
  Norma Bobbitt Secretary
  Patricia S. Kelly Treasurer
     
1975 Hazel Crain President
  Ruth Hughes President-elect
  Inez H. Hill Secretary
  Irene Beavers Treasurer
     
1976 Ruth Hughes President
  Letty Pryor President-elect
  Doris Manning Secretary
  Joyce Terrass Treasurer
     
1977 Letty Pryor President
  Colleen Caputo President-elect
  Mary Jim Combs Secretary
  Alberta Dobry Treasurer
     
1978 Colleen Caputo President
  Wilma Griffin President-elect
  Mary Jim Combs Secretary
  Ruth Thomas Treasurer
     
1979 Wilma Griffin President
  Charlotte Farris President-elect
  Jerlyn Schultz Secretary
  Margaret Dewald Link Treasurer
     
1980 Charlotte Farris President
  Sharon Wallace President-elect
  Marty Rossmann Secretary
  Hester Stewart Treasurer
     
1981 Sharon Wallace President
  Helen Loftis President-elect
  Shirley Slater Secretary
  Susan Weis Treasurer
  Margaret Dewald Link Historian
     
1982 Helen Loftis President
  Sharon Redick President-elect
  Arleen Otto Secretary
  Susan Weis Treasurer
  Margaret Dewald Link Historian
     
1983 Sharon Redick President
  Kay Clayton President-elect
  Connie Ley Secretary
  Gearldean Johnson Treasurer
     
1984 Kay Clayton President
  Glinda Crawford President-elect
  Lillie Beasley Glover Secretary
  Geraldean Johnson Treasurer
     
1985 Glinda Crawford President
  Susan Weis President-elect
  Julia Dinkins Secretary
  Daisy Cunningham Treasurer
     
1986 Susan Weis President
  Cathleen Love President-elect
  Julia Dinkins Secretary
  Daisy Cunningham Treasurer
     
1987 Cathleen Love President
  Jerelyn Schultz President-elect
  Helen Hall Secretary
  Ruth Martin Treasurer
     
1988 Jerelyn Shultz President
  Wendy Way President-elect
  Laura Miller Secretary
  Ruth Martin Treasurer
     
1989 Wendy L. Way President
  Virginia Clark President-elect
  Carol Kellett Secretary
  Ruth Dohner Treasurer
     
1990 Virginia Clark President
  Marilyn Martin Rossman President-elect
  Emma Gebo Secretary
  Ruth Dohner Treasurer
     
1991 Marilyn Martin Rossman  President
  Helen Hall President-elect
  Julia Johnson Secretary
  Deborah Sullivan Treasurer
     
1992 Helen C. Hall President
  Chris Southers President-elect
  Janet Laster Secretary
  Deborah Sullivan Treasurer
     
1993 Chris Southers President
  Sandra Miller President-elect
  Karen Jones Secretary
  Merrilyn Cummings Treasurer
     
1994 Sandra Miller President
  Jan Wissman President-elect
  Jan Van Buren Secretary
  Merrilyn Cummings Treasurer
     
1995 Jan Wissman President
  Ginny Felstehausen President-elect
  Diane Jackson Secretary
  Merrilyn Cummings Treasurer
     
1996 Ginny Felstehausen President
  Mary Lou Liprie President-elect
  Norma Bobbitt Secretary
  Merrilyn Cummings Treasurer
     
1997 Mary Lou Liprie President
  Gearldean Johnson President-elect
  Sally Yahnke Secretary
  Wanda Fox Treasurer
     
1998 Geraldean Johnson President
  Ruth E. Dohner President-elect
  Joan Quilling Secretary
  Wanda Fox Treasurer
     
1999 Ruth E. Dohner President
  Norma Bobbitt President-elect
  Bette Montgomery Secretary
  Cheryl Mimbs Treasurer
     
2000 Norma Bobbitt President
  Cecelia Thompson President-elect
  Patricia M. Erickson Secretary
  Cheryl Mimbs Treasurer
     
2001 Cecelia Thompson President
  Wanda Fox President-elect
  Margaret Lichty Secretary
  Cheryl Mimbs Treasurer
     
2002 Wanda Fox President
  Patricia M.Erickson President-elect
  Bettye Smith Secretary
  Cheryl Mimbs Treasurer
     
2003 Patricia M. Erickson President
  Daisy Stewart President-elect
  Candace K. Fox Secretary
  Bette Montgomery Treasurer
     
2004 Daisy Stewart President
  Cheryl Mimbs President-elect
  Debra DeBates Secretary
  Bette Montgomery Treasurer
     


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Section H

JFCSE Guidelines for Authors

The Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Education publishes original research, literature reviews, conceptual and theoretical essays, position papers and reports of innovative practice in all areas of education for family and individual well-being. All manuscripts should include implications for family educators and family education researchers.

 

Three categories of manuscripts are accepted:

1.         Research. This is original research conducted by the authors including original research literature reviews, conceptual and theoretical essays.  Papers representing alternative modes of inquiry are encouraged.  They are reviewed by 3 members of the Review Panel and the editor.

2.         Practices. These manuscripts focus on future actions for family and consumer sciences education practitioners. They are reviewed by the editor.

3.         Book Briefs. Individuals are invited to volunteer to write a summary and critique of books selected by the editors.  These are reviewed bys the editors.

JFCSE is published twice annually by the Teacher Education affiliate of the Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division of the Association of Career and Technical Education (ACTE). Manuscripts may not be submitted to any other journal while under review by JFCSE.

Preparation of manuscript for review:

Use the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) 4th edition to prepare the manuscript.

Submit as an electronic attachment to an e-mail to the Editor (khjones@uga.edu)

Indicate on a cover letter, mailing address and if the manuscript is being submitted as research or practices article.

o      Use Microsoft Word 2000 or 1998 document as as a Web Page Document using the electronic journal formatting guidelines below:


 

o      Table and figures should be formatted as such:

If accepted for publication, copyright permission must be submitted.

Send all manuscripts and related inquires to:

Karen Jones

University of Georgia

College of Education

Department of Occupational Studies

212 River’s Crossing

Athens, GA  30602

Phone:  (706) 542-4473

FAX:  (706) 542-4052

khjones@uga.edu



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Section I

ACTE Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Division Structure

ACTE Board of Directors:

 

(3)      Executive Committee:  President, President-elect, Past President

(12)    Division Vice Presidents:  Administration, Adult Workforce Development, Agriculture Education, Business Education, Family and Consumer Sciences Education, Guidance, Health Occupations, Marketing Education, New and Related Services, Special Needs, Trade and Industrial Education, and Technology Education

(5)      Region Vice-Presidents (geographical grouping of states)

 

Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division

 

ACTE Vice President for FACS Division:  Elected by the Membership for a 3-year term

 

Policy and Planning
Committee: 
Carries out the general
purposes of the Division.  
 
  Meets at ACTE Convention
and at scheduled meetings
called by the Vice-President.  
 
     
Membership of P & P Committee: President’s and President’s
elect of  the Division
Affiliates:
 
    NATFACS – Teachers 
    NATEFACS – Teacher Educators
    NASSVHE – State Supervisors
  6 general members, 2
appointed each year for a 3
year term  
 
  Division Past Vice President
  Executive Director of FCCLA
  Program Specialist, FCSE
and USDE
 

 

Family and Consumer Sciences Affiliates

 

NATFACS –National Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences

NATEFACS – National Association of Teacher Educators for Family and Consumer Sciences

NASSVHE – National Association of State Supervisors of Family and Consumer Sciences



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Section J

ACTE and NATEFACS Regions

Region I  
   
Connecticut New Jersey
District of Columbia New York
Delaware Ohio
Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Maryland Rhode Island
Maine Vermont
Michigan West Virginia
New Hampshire  
   
Region II  
   
Alabama Puerto Rico
Florida South Carolina
Georgia Tennessee
Kentucky Virginia
North Carolina Virgin Islands
   
Region III  
   
Iowa Minnesota
Illinois Missouri
Indiana Wisconsin
   
Region IV  
   
Arkansas New Mexico
Louisiana Oklahoma
Mississippi Texas
   
Region V  
   
Alaska North Dakota
Arizona Nebraska
California Nevada
Colorado Oregon
Guam South Dakota
Hawaii Utah
Idaho Washington
Kansas  Wyoming
Montana  
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