Overview of Volunteer Associations and Groups Tools

Other Volunteer Associations and Groups Tools

Role of Extension Faculty
The main role of Extension faculty is to guide and support a volunteer association or group in meeting the mission of Extension. Extension faculty

• serve as advisors to the association;
• teach subject matter that supports the mission of TCE and the association;
• provide and coordinate supporting services to the group; and
• maintain a county office, with the cooperation of the County Commissioners Court, where people can learn about the association and where information related to the program area can be recorded and distributed.

In the case of master volunteer associations, faculty

• recruit and select candidates for the master volunteer program;
• fund and conduct training for master volunteer candidates;
• certify and recertify master volunteers according to the appropriate guidelines;
• help determine what activities and projects the master volunteer candidates will carry out to support Extension's educational mission;
• approve, record and report the service of master volunteers;
• recognize master volunteers for their service and leadership; and
• facilitate communication between Extension personnel and master volunteers.
  
  

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