Life Member Committee

Life Member Subscription to the County Agent

Committee Purpose

Serve as a liaison between Life Members and members of NACAA and the Board of Directors; actively seek resources for the Scholarship Fund and encourage state program committees to develop programs that will enhance the Cooperative Extension Service.

General Responsibilities
  1. Promote Life Membership.
  2. Encourage Life Members to support the Scholarship Fund.
  3. Identify and solicit agribusiness to become contributors to the Scholarship Fund.
  4. Develop Life Member program for AM/PIC.
  5. Motivate State Life Member Committee Chairs to develop significant program that will improve the image of County Agents.
Life Member Leadership for 2023– 2024
 

John Campbell ('24)

jccampbell99@outlook.com

 

Committee Chair

Larry Howard ('24)

lhoward1@unl.edu

North Central

Committee Vice-Chair

Larry Hulle ('25)

lrh6@cornell.edu

Northeast

Committee Vice-Chair

Fred Miller ('25)

 

nfmiller@ncsu.edu

Southern

Committee Vice-Chair

JANET SCHMIDT ('24)

schmidt.j@frontier.com

West

Committee Vice-Chair

 

 

 

 

Procedure to register new Life Members at NACAA

Registering a new Life Member should be handled thru the state association as each association determines Life Member eligibility since every state is different on who they allow as members (Active & life).

The person (perhaps the Secretary or Treasurer) in the respective state who updates the state membership in the NACAA Member database can convert someone to Life Member online, then submit a onetime $50 check to Scott Hawbaker, NACAA Executive Director. This can be done during the normal annual renewal process or at any time during the year they want to do it.

It is necessary for the NACAA Executive Director to receive the check and "clear" their dues online. Then he sends the check to the NACAA Treasurer. When the state person updates dues for someone it generate a dues submission form which is to be sent with the money. It shows that it needs to be mailed to the NACAA Executive Director (along with how much is due).