Chair Person Cabinet

The Chair Cabinet is comprised of leaders that are focused on strengthening and forwarding specific programs that help deliver the society's mission. The positions listed below outline chairperson seats in the cabinet. Positions within the Chairperson Cabinet will be filled at the beginning of each semester. 
In accordance with the Accounting Society’s by-laws, any voting member shall be eligible for considered as a chair person. A voting member is defined as any member having completed a membership application and who is current with his/her dues. If you have any questions and/or concerns about the Chairperson Cabinet, please reach out to any Executive Board member.

• Community College Liaison:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Vice President of External Affairs 
  • Responsibilities: Acts as an interface between the local Community Colleges and the Accounting Society. Seeks to recruit from Community Colleges while advising and giving presentation to accounting classes with the Membership Chair. 
• Flagship Events:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: President 
  • Responsibilities: Works with President to organize Career Connections or Spring Banquet, depending on semester involved. 
• Fundraising:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Treasurer 
  • Responsibilities: Organizing revenue raisers for the Accounting Society. 
• Financial Committee:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Treasurer-Elect 
  • Responsibilities: Partial grant writing and off-campus fundraising. Position duration - entire academic year. ​​
• Publicity:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Director of Communications and Technology  
  • Responsibilities: Maintain social media, keeping content up to date. Creates and distributes flyers when needed. 

• Historian:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Director of Membership and Recruitment  
  • Responsibilities: Records the historical data of all Accounting Society events. He/she is responsible for taking pictures, updating photo albums, and creating slideshows for flagship events. ​
• Inter-Club Council:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Vice President of Internal Affairs 
  • Responsibilities: Acts as Liaison between the Associated Students, CoBA Student Organizations, and the Accounting Society. 
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA):
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: President-Elect 
  • Responsibilities: Coordinates and supervises the VITA preparation courses and organizes the on campus income tax assistance and filing program. During fall semester: develop plan, organize, set-up, and recruit volunteers
• Social Events​​:​​
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Vice President of External Affairs 
  • Responsibilities: Schedules all off-campus social events including but not limited to socials with accounting industry representatives. 

• Membership:
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Director of Membership and Recruitment  
  • Responsibilities: Maintains membership records and current membership list. Assist in the process of distributing membership name tags and label pins for flagship events. 
• ​Review Course Representative*:​
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: Vice President of External Affairs 
  • Responsibilities: Position obtained directly through application with CPA review course. Once accepted as the review course representative, acts as liaison with the students and Accounting Society to Becker Professional Education. Coordinates published material and information for meetings, events, and social activities. *Becker, Roger CPA Review, and Wiley.
• Scholarship:​
  • Executive Board Member Responsible: President
  • Responsibilities: Responsible for locating scholarship information and providing it to the members. Responsible for securing scholarships for the Accounting Society’s Spring Banquet. Works closely with the Department Chair and Faculty Advisor. 

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