Annual Call for Volunteers / Nominations

PRCI is accepting volunteers and nominations for the following committees. Use the hyperlink at the bottom of the page to submit one form per position. Submit as many forms as you would like, noting that forms cannot be edited once submitted.

Candidates are executive or upper-level management, experienced Executive Assembly alumni and thought leaders in the industry. Candidates are selected by the Nominating Committee and elected by the Executive Assembly to drive the fulfillment of PRCI Mission, Vision, and Values for a term of three years.

Selected by the Board Chair, appointees prepare slates of candidates for various positions to represent PRCI membership. The term is one year.

Committee members are primarily responsible for reviewing the finances and financial controls of PRCI, including establishing and overseeing financial policy, and making recommendations to the Board. The term coincides with the current Board Chair.

Applicants are members highly engaged with Research & Development and have a history of technical committee and project team participation. Candidates provide technical discernment and strategy for the PRCI research portfolio and are selected by the Nominating Committee. RSC members are elected by current RSC members for a term of three years.

Applicants are members highly engaged with Research & Development and a history of technical committee and project team participation. Candidates review, evaluate, recommend, and manage research activities of the technical committee. Chair term is one to three years, and the vice chair term is three years.

Event abstract reviewers provide support for content selection for events such as the annual Research Exchange, special programs, and workshops. Commitment is per event.

Steering committee volunteers guide decision making for the TDC and VTDC. In addition, Research Clearinghouse Moderators play a vital role by providing subject matter expertise to PRCI’s online communities, answering questions, connecting users and participating in conversations.

Ad hoc committees are formed to address specific topics. The term is per ad hoc.

VOLUNTEER HERE OR SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATION

For additional information, please contact membership@prci.org.