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As a CSC member, have you ever considered putting your name in the hat for one of our executive board, divisional cabinet or committee leadership positions but didn't know how to get started?
The CSC Pathway to Leadership is designed to answer commonly asked questions related to process, expectations and time demands of serving in a CSC leadership position.
- Click here to read more about CSC leadership positions (CSCommunicators.com/governance)
- Click here to view current and upcoming opportunities (CSCommunicators.com/opportunities)
- Note: These pages are accessible under the "Advocacy" menu tab
CSC provides numerous opportunities for leadership development and professional growth of our members through serving on the
Executive Board of Directors, the
Advisory Council,
Divisional cabinets or one of the organization's many
committees. By serving, CSC members can positively impact our profession, while also enhancing their own professional experience.
"The Pathway to Leadership is an initiative that strikes at the heart of two of our strategic priorities," said CSC President
Kevin Trainor. "As we look to maximize leadership opportunities within CSC and attract leaders that represent the diversity of our organization, we must remove barriers that may keep our members from stepping forward to fill a leadership role. Whether that is serving on the Executive Board, a divisional cabinet, a committee or simply engaging on an individual project, we need our members to be a part of the process. The Pathway to Leadership helps educate our members on the many opportunities available, while informing their decisions based on the commitments required."
Serving in a CSC leadership role is an honor and a privilege, and carries with it the responsibility to serve the interests of CSC, its full membership and stakeholders to accomplish its organizational goals.
Current CSC membership is a requirement to serve in any CSC leadership position.
As the premier membership association for more than 4,400 strategic, creative and digital professionals working in intercollegiate athletics across all levels for colleges, universities and conferences across the U.S. and Canada, CSC provides year-round
advocacy,
leadership,
education,
recognition, and
support for the intercollegiate athletics communications
community. We engage and empower members, develop exceptional leaders, and promote and enhance our profession.
Volunteer leaders within the CSC membership are
integral to the success of our organization. These leaders work hand-in-hand with the organization's full-time staff to achieve our goals.