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2024-2026 Rho Board of Directors Election
Dear Rho Omicron Chapter Members,
As Leadership Succession Chair, I am excited to begin the recruitment for the Rho Omicron Chapter Board Members. This is an excellent opportunity for you to apply your talents and skills in leadership and service, while promoting the success of our Rho Omicron Chapter and supporting our Sigma members.
General considerations for potential Chapter Board candidates:
· MUST hold a current active membership in the Rho Omicron chapter
· Commit to a 2-year term
The leadership positions available for interested candidates are:
- President-Elect
- Vice President
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- Web Master
- Governance Committee (2 positions and a Chair)
- Leadership Succession (1 position)
Please review the description of role responsibilities and duties for the position you are interested in running for office (see below the highlighted open positions). Please submit your interest in a Chapter Board position to Amy at irishamy1984@hotmail.com no later than April 17 th , 2024.
We will thereafter contact you to confirm your interest and submission in April 2023.
2024 Induction, Thursday January 25th 6p, MCCN Gymnasium
Inductees are asked to arrive by 5:50p.
Speaker:
Kady Martini, DNP, RN, EBP-CH, NEA-BC
Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice, The Ohio State University College of Nursing
Regional Coordinator, Sigma Theta Tau Region 9
President of Sigma Theta Tau Epsilon Chapter
Delegate of Sigma Theta Tau Epsilon Chapter
For questions about the food drive,
contact Professor Beth Medaugh at bmedaugh@mccn.edu.
Rho Omicron members attending the 2023 Sigma Founders' Day Celebration on October 18 are (L to R) Barbara Barta, President; Iris Firesner, and Kathy Duke, committee members. Dr. Linda Hunt (left) presented an interesting program related to her historical research about the WWII U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps. The event was sponsored by the Phi Pi Chapter at Chamberlain College of Nursing, a member of the Central Ohio Consortium. Members from the Sigma Five consortium chapters in central Ohio attended the event.
