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About NYSAEOP...
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Local Educational Associations Served by
NYSAEOP
NYSAEOP, the only state wide, non-union organization, is
dedicated to the continued professional growth in preparing
members to meet the challenges of a changing world.
The
Association shall promote and support:
Life-long Learning
Leadership
Team
Networking
Educational Resources
As
educational office professionals, we affirm our belief that
an education is the birthright of every child, and pledge
ourselves to the preservation of that right. We recognize
the special province of the professional educator and the
significance of the responsibilities he assumes. We also
recognize the unique role of the educational office
professional and the importance of the contribution the
office professional makes.
NYSAEOP was organized in 1952 by secretaries with the vision
to see the role of the educational secretary as an important
factor in the expanding educational spectrum.
An
elected Executive Board continues to seek programming for
professional growth.
Affiliation with National Association
of Educational Office Professionals (NAEOP). The President
represents NYSAEOP at the annual conference as a voting
delegate to the Advisory Council of this organization.
ENHANCE
NYSAEOP MEMBERSHIP
The Executive Board
will enhance membership by:
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Promoting and
providing the avenue and support through learning opportunities;
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Personal contact;
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Utilization of
technology necessary to meet the needs of the Educational Office
Professional.
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Evaluating the
characteristics and professional needs of its members;
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Recognizing the
dedication of its membership to the profession and our
Association;
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Improving
membership benefits;
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Utilizing the
expertise and professional experiences of its members.
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Enhancing
publication of the Empire News;
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Continuing to
expand the NYSAEOP Web page;
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Expanding
interaction and communication between the Executive Board and
membership.
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Three-day
conference in the fall, often featuring nationally known leaders
in education.
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Spring Regional
conference hosted by one of the six (6) regional areas of the
state.
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The Executive
Board members will assist affiliated associations to plan other
activities as requested and are ever alert to the needs of the
educational office professionals of New York State.
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Professional
Standards Program sponsored by National Association of
Educational Office Professionals. Informational workshops on
this topic are always a part of our conferences. Our PSP Liaison
to NAEOP is always ready to help groups or individuals get
started in this program.
ACTIVE
MEMBERSHIP
All persons
engaged in secretarial, clerical, or accounting work in educational
systems in New York State are eligible for membership in NYSAEOP
upon payment of annual dues.
ASSOCIATE
MEMBERSHIP
Shall be open
to persons interested in advancing the purposes of the organization
but who are not eligible to be active members, upon payment of
annual dues. Associate members shall have all the privileges of
active members except that of holding office or voting.
RETIRED
MEMBERSHIP
Shall be open
to any educational office professional who has been a member of the
Association, upon payment of annual dues. Retired members shall have
the privileges of active members except that of holding an elected
office.
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Professional
networking with others
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Reduced conference
registration fees
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Eligibility to
apply for NYSAEOP’s Helen F. Nicloy Member Scholarship.
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Eligibility to
sponsor a candidate for NYSAEOP Administrator of the Year.
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Updates on
Legislation affecting education in New York State.
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Updates on
Retirement changes that affect members.
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Updates on
activities of Local Affiliates.
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Access to
individual assistance with NAEOP’s Professional Standards
Program (PSP) application and certification requirements.
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Opportunity for
statewide publication of members’ articles.
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Each new member
joining after September 1, in any given year, holds membership
until the following December (16 months).
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Three issues of the Association newsletter.
NYSAEOP offers the
opportunity to any local or county association to affiliate.
Affiliated
Associations are entitled to:
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Representation
on the Advisory Council
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Sponsor
candidates for the Isabel M. Paddock Student Scholarship
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Sponsor a
candidate for NYSAEOP Office Professional of the Year.
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Under the auspices of
NYSAEOP, affiliation can be valuable in forming a cohesive force
for educational office personnel, thus profiting from the social
and business assets of such fellowship.
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A brief summary of
Executive Board meetings is sent to affiliated association
presidents.
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Affiliates receive
updates on Legislation.
Empire News
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Our
official newspaper, Empire News, is published
three times a year and features news of NYSAEOP and its
affiliates, announcement and registration information on
upcoming NYSAEOP conferences, as well as updates from Area
Directors to keep members apprised of coming events.
NYSAEOP's Web Site
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www.nysaeop.org,
is a convenient stop along the information highway to get an
overview of our association with the click of a button.
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The site
includes information on membership, leadership, conferences,
links to other association websites, as well as a glimpse of
NYSAEOP’s history, mission and purpose, at any time from
anywhere.
Our individual
positions, diverse as they are, exist for the common purpose of service
to others. We realize the trust implied by that purpose and accept, with
dignity and pride, the obligation it imposes.
We believe that
the quality of services rendered by the educational office professionals
directly influences the effectiveness of service rendered by the
educational agency or institution as a whole. For that reason, we look
to our professional associations for leadership in raising the standards
of educational office personnel and in preparing them to meet the
challenges of a changing world. In fulfilling our commitment to the
profession, we therefore:
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Become and remain
active members of our professional associations, viewing such
membership as an opportunity for personal development.
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Encourage other
educational office professionals to join their professional
associations, recognizing that growth is essential to group strength
and progress
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Interest others in
careers as educational office professionals, bringing into our ranks
capable and efficient individuals.
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Place service above
personal convenience or pleasure, endeavoring always to be a credit
to our profession.
As educational
office professionals, we acknowledge a special duty to join in
formulating courses of action that relate to education. In fulfilling
our commitment to the community, we shall, therefore:
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Acquire a working
knowledge of the agencies or institutions we serve, realizing that
others will look to us for information and guidance.
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Maintain
confidentiality when making public statements remembering that such
may be given unusual weight because of our position.
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Take an active part in
the improvement of educational opportunities for all, considering
this not only our prerogative but also our obligation.
Please visit our web site, www.nysaeop.org
for more information about the only professional association established
for “those engaged in secretarial, clerical, or accounting work in
educational systems of New York State.
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