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Pathways to Excellence Recognition Program

Pathways to Excellence Recognition Program. Member of Excellence. Pathways to Excellence. Background on Pathways to Excellence Program Review of the Interactive Program Brochure Review Member of Excellence Criteria & Goals Submitting the Awards Forms On-Line Forms

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Pathways to Excellence Recognition Program

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  1. Pathways to Excellence Recognition Program Member of Excellence

  2. Pathways to Excellence • Background on Pathways to Excellence Program • Review of the Interactive Program Brochure • Review Member of Excellence Criteria & Goals • Submitting the Awards Forms On-Line • Forms • Awards for Member of Excellence • Audit Process

  3. Pathways to Excellence • Strategic Planning Subcommittee begins work during 2006-2007 IAAP year • Values Based vs. Numbers Based • Addition of Member Level Award

  4. Pathways to Excellence • The interactive online brochure has a variety of links at every level • Member • Chapter • Division • Provides the information you need to participate in this awards program • Provides links to tools you can use to achieve awards criteria

  5. Pathways to Excellence • Certification • Commitment • Communication • Education and Training • Fiscal Responsibility • Leadership Development and Roles • Marketing, Research, and Community Outreach • Programs and Participation • Recruitment and Retention • Strategic Planning

  6. Pathways to Excellence • Certification • Be a current CPS and/or CAP holder • Commitment • Sign the online Member of Excellence Commitment agreement • Communication • Actively participate in the IAAP web community forum discussions or submit an article for an IAAP publication (chapter, division, or international level)

  7. Pathways to Excellence • Education and Training • Attend non-IAAP professional educational workshops, seminars and conferences • Hold a degree, certificate or equivalent (a minimum one year in length) from an accredited college or earn a Microsoft certification • Fiscal Responsibility • Pay membership dues on or before anniversary date

  8. Pathways to Excellence • Leadership Development and Roles • Serve as a chapter, division, or international officer, committee chair, or committee member; or serve as an RTF Trustee; or serve on a Student Chapter advisory board or the school’s advisory board for the office administration program • Marketing, Research and Community Outreach • Conduct a public presentation, program or training at least 60 minutes in length

  9. Pathways to Excellence • Programs and Participation • Attend a minimum of eight chapter, division or international sponsored meetings, programs or events (any combination) • Recruitment and Retention • Recruit at least one new member

  10. Pathways to Excellence • Strategic Planning • Integrate IAAP membership and involvement into annual performance plan or review

  11. Pathways to Excellence Annual Performance Plan Setting goals for IAAP Setting goals for your job Setting personal goals

  12. Pathways to Excellence Encourage members to submit as they obtain the award and avoid “log jam” at end of year Deadline for members will be June 30

  13. Pathways to Excellence • WORKSHEETS • Tool to help you track your progress • Tool to help you plan for the year • COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE AGREEMENT • Can be downloaded from website and signed for each level

  14. Pathways to Excellence • Member of Excellence (8 of 11 criteria must be achieved) • Certificate (first four years), Pathways to Excellence certificate cover; Pathways to Excellence / Member of Excellence pin (fifth year)

  15. Pathways to Excellence • Honor-Based System • Audit Certain Percentage of Submissions for all Three Levels • Auditors will be District Directors • Audit Procedures on IAAP Website • Members, Chapter and Divisions must hold on to back-up paperwork and other items for 12 months following the end of the IAAP fiscal year

  16. Pathways to Excellence • Let us know what you think.

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