Sept. 18, 2003 - ACR Chapter Executive Update
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Sept. 18, 2003 |
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For
questions and responses contact: ACR Office of Council and
Chapter Services 1891 Preston White Drive ACR Web site: www.acr.org
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“Nothing is so contagious as
example; and we never do any great good or evil which does not produce its
like.” – Francois
de La Rochefoucauld |
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ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE – Scroll down for the complete
articles. |
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Learn How to Help Your Chapter Earn
Points Toward an ACR Chapter Recognition Award |
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State Legislative Specialist, Ted
Burnes, Joins ACR Office of Council and Chapter Services Staff |
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Learn How to Help Your Chapter Earn Points
Toward an ACR Chapter Recognition Award |
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Over the past year members of
the ACR Committee on Chapters and ACR staff worked to develop a program to formally
recognize chapter successes and innovative initiatives. Additionally, this program will create a
space for the sharing of ideas among chapters, thus encouraging and
supporting the activity of all ACR chapters. As mentioned in last week’s ACR
ENews, we are now accepting submissions for awards to be made during the
2004 ACR Annual Meeting and Chapter Leadership Conference. These awards will cover any activities or
initiatives your chapter engaged in between Jan. – Dec. 2003. Please visit the ACR Chapter Recognition
Web page for more details on how your chapter can participate. CLICK HERE for a direct
link. We have put together a document
addressing Questions
You May Have About the ACR Chapter Recognition Program. If this does not address all of your
questions, please do not hesitate to contact Kelly Foster at kellyf@acr.org or 800.227.5463, ext. 4917. This is a new program for all of us and we anticipate there will be a few issues that did not emerge during the planning phase. Your feedback as you participate in the program will be greatly appreciated. We hope you find value in participating in this program. Above all, we hope the ACR Chapter Recognition Program serves to support and encourage the important contribution ACR chapters make to the profession. |
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State Legislative Specialist, Ted Burnes,
Joins ACR Office of Council and Chapter Services Staff |
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Please join us in welcoming Ted
Burnes to the ACR Office of Council and Chapter Services staff. Ted joins us as a State Legislative
Specialist. He will provide coordination and
strategic planning for the ACR State Legislative Program. He will also serve
as a liaison with staff, members and representatives from other organizations
and will track and monitor all state legislative activity related to
radiology. Additionally, he will be responsible for assisting chapters with
state legislative strategies. Originally from Philadelphia, Ted
earned an undergraduate degree in Government & Politics from George Mason
University and a Masters of Public Administration from The George Washington
University. Ted has worked as a consultant on numerous political campaigns at
the local, state and federal levels. He has also lobbied at the state and
federal levels on various issues, including health policy. Most recently, Ted
worked at The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
(ALS) Association as
the Director of National Advocacy Outreach. You may
contact Ted at tedb@acr.org or 800.227.5463,
ext. 4949. |
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