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AFTERSCHOOL UTAH! ASSOCIATION
THE MISSION OF AUA
Enhance the quality of afterschool programs available for all of Utah's school-age children through Professional Development.
7 GREAT BENEFITS OF AUA MEMBERSHIP
1. Professional Development
Discounts on AUA sponsored training events. AUA provides training opportunities for school-age providers. Statewide trainings and workshops feature keynote speakers, training sessions, and numerous opportunities to interact with friends and associates.
Discounts on AUA sponsored training events. AUA provides training opportunities for school-age providers. Statewide trainings and workshops feature keynote speakers, training sessions, and numerous opportunities to interact with friends and associates.
2. Networking
Membership in AUA is an effective way of getting to know and staying in contact with your Utah colleagues. Your membership will help you share ideas and exchange valuable information with colleagues from both urban and rural areas of the state. AUA gives every member the opportunity to join a committee devoted to quality school-age care in the state of Utah.
Membership in AUA is an effective way of getting to know and staying in contact with your Utah colleagues. Your membership will help you share ideas and exchange valuable information with colleagues from both urban and rural areas of the state. AUA gives every member the opportunity to join a committee devoted to quality school-age care in the state of Utah.
3. Directory
The AUA Membership Directory lists all members with their contact information.
The AUA Membership Directory lists all members with their contact information.
4. National Affiliation
AUA is the Utah affiliate of the National AfterSchool Association. As a member of NAA, you will receive a national newsletter, public policy alerts, access to the most current child care information available, and a discount to the annual National AfterSchool Association Conference.
AUA is the Utah affiliate of the National AfterSchool Association. As a member of NAA, you will receive a national newsletter, public policy alerts, access to the most current child care information available, and a discount to the annual National AfterSchool Association Conference.
5. Community Awareness
AUA promotes community awareness and involvement of policy makers, educators, families and the public about the need for quality care for children and youth during out-of-school time.
AUA promotes community awareness and involvement of policy makers, educators, families and the public about the need for quality care for children and youth during out-of-school time.
6. Connection with the Utah Afterschool Network
AUA & UAN combine resources to provide a broad range of training opportunities, corriculum, best practices, and more.
AUA & UAN combine resources to provide a broad range of training opportunities, corriculum, best practices, and more.
7. Committee Involvement
As a member of AUA, you have the opportunity to let your voice be heard by voluntary participation on one of the following state AUA committees:
Review bylaws and policy; maintain membership on the AUA Board and Executive Council through proper nomination policy.
Recruit members; maintain membership roster and renewals; review annual dues, benefits and service; make recommendations to the AUA board.
Inform members of legislation affecting school-age care; seek to rais public awareness of the mission of the AfterSchool Utah! Association.
Maintain connection with membership; enhance media relations and communications; seek funding and grant proposals; prepare annual budget.
Promote continuing education and staff development; organize the premier statewide conference and regional trainings for the Utah AfterSchool Community.
As a member of AUA, you have the opportunity to let your voice be heard by voluntary participation on one of the following state AUA committees:
Governance
Review bylaws and policy; maintain membership on the AUA Board and Executive Council through proper nomination policy.
Membership
Recruit members; maintain membership roster and renewals; review annual dues, benefits and service; make recommendations to the AUA board.
Advocacy
Inform members of legislation affecting school-age care; seek to rais public awareness of the mission of the AfterSchool Utah! Association.
Communications & Resource Development
Maintain connection with membership; enhance media relations and communications; seek funding and grant proposals; prepare annual budget.
Professional Development
Promote continuing education and staff development; organize the premier statewide conference and regional trainings for the Utah AfterSchool Community.
BECOME A MEMBER OF AUA TODAY!
Join the state and national network of support for quality school age care!
Individual Membership Fee
Active one year Membership Non-Transferable - $40.00
The $40.00 membership fee is divided with twenty percent supporting the National AfterSchool Association and the remainder going toward state membership activities.
Active one year Membership Non-Transferable - $40.00
The $40.00 membership fee is divided with twenty percent supporting the National AfterSchool Association and the remainder going toward state membership activities.
FOR INFORMATION ON AUA MEMBERSHIP OR OTHER INQUIRIES
Bob Green
bgcvv@yahoo.com
435-752-5448
254 South 600 East Suite 200
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
bgcvv@yahoo.com
435-752-5448
AfterSchool Utah! Association
254 South 600 East Suite 200
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
AfterSchool Utah! Association Governing Board 2008
| EXECUTIVE COUNCIL | COMMITTEE CHAIRS |
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| President Bob Green Boys & Girls Club of Cache Valley 354 South Main Logan, UT 84321 W: (435) 752-5448 bgccv@yahoo.com |
Professional Development Professional Development |
| President Elect Deb Jones Utah State University Extension Specialist Volunteer Development 4900 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322 W: (435) 797-2202 deb.jones@usu.edu |
Membership Sarah Wentworth |
| Past President Barbara Meloy Utah Federation for Youth 631 West North Temple, Suite 40 Salt Lake City, UT 84116 W: (801)468-0699 barb@ufyi.org |
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| Secretary Rachel Rudd Utah Afterschool Network 747 East South Temple, Suite 100 Salt Lake City, UT 84102 W: (801) 355-3087 C: (801) 602-7471 rachelr@utahafterschool.org |
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| Treasurer - Reporter Kim Augustin North Davis Jr. High 835 S. State St. Clearfield, UT 84315 W: (801) 402-6593 C: (801) 913-9752 kaugustin@dsdmail.net |
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| Department of Workforce Services Office of Child Care Caroline Kueneman School-Age Program Specialist 140 East 300 South Salt Lake City, UT 84111 W: (801) 526-4343 C: (801) 557-8782 ckueneman@utah.gov |
Utah Afterschool Network Christine Forstner Executive Director 747 E. South Temple Salt Lake City, UT 84102 W: (801) 355-3087 C: (801) 602-2985 christinef@utahafterschool.org |
| Ogden / Weber Afterschool Programs Marsha Prantil Program Specialist 781 25th Street Ogden , UT 84401 W: (801) 737-8573 prantilm@ogdensd.org |
Ogden / Weber Afterschool Programs Jan Smith Program Manager 781 25th Street Ogden , UT 84401 W: (801) 737-8571 smithj@ogdensd.org |