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What is the Role of the Council of State Presidents Committee?The NSNA Council of State Presidents Planning Committee plans and conducts the Council of State Presidents (COSP) meeting at the MidYear Conference and Annual Convention. The members of the planning committee are state presidents elected at COSP. The COSP Committee's responsibility is to discuss the priorities of the association, activities for the year, accomplishments, problems and to share ideas. The committee allows for the interchange and consultation between state presidents, the NSNA Board of Directors, and staff (see NSNA Bylaws).
Ryan Fox, Ex-Officio, Chair, Council of State Presidents, Summer MemoGreetings to all NSNA State Presidents!
I hope that you are all enjoying your summer, whether that be in class or enjoying a well-deserved break. I would like to introduce myself as the new Council of State Presidents (COSP) Chair of the 2023 COSP Planning Committee. I am extremely grateful to serve other students in this capacity and am looking forward to supporting you throughout your role as a state president! I would also like to introduce the great team alongside me as the COSP Committee: Kaitlyn Harrison: President, Nebraska State Student Nurses Association Matthew Zender: President, Nursing Student Association of New York State Delaney Sanders: Director, National Student Nurses’ Association Lauren Lodico: President, National Student Nurses’ Association The COSP Committee is dedicated towards making your job as smooth as possible. We hold a COSP Meeting at the NSNA MidYear Conference and the NSNA Annual Convention. These meetings are designed to equip you with the skills needed to overcome any challenges that you may face in your role. Read More |
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Regina Leonard, 2011-12 Ex-Officio and Chair of the Council of State Presidents shares her thoughts on the role of COSP in meetings and the many resources available for state presidents.
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