Board of Directors
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If you are interested in becoming a member of the KAEE Board of Directors, check out the Board Roles and Responsibilities document for more information. Questions about Board membership, officer duties, the nomination/election process, or the candidate application should be addressed to Billie Hardin, KAEE Governance Committee Chair. She can be reached via email (billie.hardin@kctcs.edu) or phone (859-256-3272).
New board members are elected each fall at the annual KAEE conference and serve two-year terms. Elected board members will join a core team of KAEE representatives from all over Kentucky. KAEE Board members serve two years as they work to provide strong leadership for the organization and improve environmental education efforts throughout the state. The KAEE Board of Directors meets quarterly. All KAEE members are invited and welcome to attend a board meeting. The meetings are from 10am to 4pm and are held in centralized locations around the state. We welcome your input! KAEE Board Meetings Schedule (mandatory for all board members): Third Saturday in January Second Saturday in April Second Friday in July Two-day Retreat, including an overnight stay in late October- early November |
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Board governance committee
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The Governance Committee is charged with:
Identifying current board needs related to KAEE board membership and board development. Selecting a slate of candidates to fill board officer and board member vacancies. Ensuring the current board receives any professional development it needs to fulfill its legal and fiduciary responsibilities. The Governance Committee is made up of a five-member appointed committee that includes the past chair, two board members, and two KAEE members-at-large. The two KAEE members-at-large will serve a one year appointment. In order to qualify for this position, you must be a current KAEE member in good standing. You must be able to participate in several conference calls and review documents before the calls. Previous knowledge of KAEE’s mission, vision, and long-range plan is preferred. |
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All board nominations, including both Board officers and Board members, will be submitted to the Governance Committee. The Governance Committee will use a matrix to determine gaps in the current board composition related to gender, geographic location, race, age, skills, and the vocations of current members. From that analysis, the Governance Committee will submit a non-competitive slate of candidates for each elective board position and office to be filled. The slate of candidates will be presented to the membership for final approval.
