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2010 NSTA Election Nomination Form
School/Institution Information
Home Address
Address Preference
Persons Endorsing Nomination
Biographical Data
Prepare your biographical data as you want it presented in the ballot
material. If you are chosen as a candidate for office, this text will be printed.
Candidates are allotted ONLY 200 words for the three combined sections of the
Biographical Data. If you enter more than 200 words, the form will be returned with an
error message.
Sample Biographical Data
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Section One - Current Employment Information and Degrees Received
List Your Name, Current Position Title, Current Employer, including city
and state, Year of Employment (i.e. '87-Present) Degrees (i.e. PhD,
New York University, New York City, NY '78. Complete information is appreciated)
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Section Two - NSTA Activities
List NSTA involvement, present and past. List NSTA committees, NSTA
publications, etc. Where applicable, list year.
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Section Three - Additional Activities & Honors
List chronology of professional and teaching experience
(include city, state, and year of each experience) state and local science
involvement (past and present)
Other professional activities (include other associations you
belong to, professional development activities, etc.)
Special honors and awards (list name of
honor/award, honor/award sponsor, and year received)
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Your Statement
Prepare your professional statement as you want it presented in the ballot material.
The statement should be no more than 200 words. It addresses
your philosophy about science teaching, the role and responsibility of NSTA
in the profession or other beliefs regarding science, technology, or science
education. You are required to indicate your envisioned actions as relevant
to the office for which you are seeking nomination. Proofread carefully.
Sample Position Statement
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Nomination and Election Guidelines
Nomination and Election Guidelines approved by the Board of Directors state: NSTA
prohibits campaigning for all elections. The publication of each candidate's vita
and position statement shall be the total extent to which the Association members
are informed about candidates for office.
It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that the application is complete and
includes biographical data, position statement, and recommendation letters. The
appearance and completeness of the application affects the committee's judgment.
All materials should be assembled and submitted with this application.
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Electronic Signature