Volunteer


NCCI’s greatest asset is its membership and our members’ willingness to share ideas, knowledge and expertise. For information about volunteering, please contact Amy Morgan, Program Manager at amorgan@ncci-cu.org

NCCI welcomes the innovation and collaboration of current and aspiring leaders within the profession.

Volunteering with NCCI can help you:
  • Develop and refine skills to enhance current function on your campus
  • Grow their professional network and build valuable connections
  • Be a champion and advocate for change
  • Learn more about the professional offerings of NCCI
  • Obtain professional recognition
  • Give back time and talents to make an impact on the NCCI community

NCCI Volunteer Engagement Model

Gain exposure to the NCCI community as a Colleague.

Qualifications
Anyone who is an active member of NCCI.

Time Commitment
Colleagues serve an ongoing commitment for the duration of their institution’s membership.

Engagement Examples

  • Newsletter reader
  • NCCI program attendees

Serve as operational support for events, workshops, and webinars as a Contributor. This role is an opportunity for members to become more familiar with NCCI through hands-on experiences.

Qualifications
Anyone who is an active member of NCCI.

Time Commitment
Contributors serve periodic commitments based on the engagement or program.

Engagement Examples

  • Event, session, or webinar host
  • Conference welcome staff
  • Timekeeper at conference sessions

Share expertise at events, workshops, and webinars as a Connector.

Qualifications
A recognized professional with a deep understanding of a particular area or topic.

Time Commitment
Connectors serve periodic commitments based on the engagement or program.

Engagement Examples

  • Webinar facilitator or moderator
  • Event or webinar speaker or panelist

Provide guidance and advice within an area of NCCI as a Collaborator.

Qualifications
A NCCI member willing to support a program committee’s efforts.

Time Commitment
Collaborators serve a year-long commitment, typically from September through August.

Engagement Examples

  • Annual Conference Committee Member
  • Membership & Outreach Committee Member
  • Professional Development Committee Member
  • Volunteer Development Committee Member

Provide guidance and advice regarding the overall activities and organization of NCCI as a Catalyst.

Qualifications
A NCCI member with at least one-year experience on a committee or community of practice.

Time Commitment
Catalysts serve a two-year commitment.

Engagement Examples

  • Vice Chair of a Committee: Annual Conference, Membership & Outreach, Professional Development, or Volunteer Development
  • Chair of a Committee: Annual Conference, Membership & Outreach, Professional Development, or Volunteer Development

Contribute to the strategy and overall interests of NCCI as a Champion.

Qualifications
A NCCI member committed to advancing the Association’s strategies, finances, and governance to further enhance the community and lead the future of NCCI.

Time Commitment
Champions serve a three-year commitment, with potential for a second term.

Engagement Examples

  • NCCI Board Member