Meet the 2022 Resolutions Committee!
Joelle Motley Committee Chair Rutgers University at Atlantic Cape Community College Mays Landing, NJ |
Matthew Salvitti Assistant Chair Riverside College of Health Careers Newport News, VA |
Charlotte Cecarelli Committee Member University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA |
Madison Conklin COMMITTEE MEMBER Oregon Health and Science University La Grande, OR |
Celeste Iroha COMMITTEE MEMBER Chamberlain University Vienna, VA |
Debbie Sert COMMITTEE MEMBER West Coast University Los Angeles, CA |
Joelle Motley, 2021 Resolutions Chair, speaks on
"Resolutions Let Us Hear Your Voice"
Joelle Motley, 2021 Resolutions Chair, speaks on "Resolutions Let Us Hear Your Voice" and the Resolutions process at the 2021 NSNA Leadership U Summer Summit.
Resolutions Boot Camp: The Essentials
Explore the WHY, WHAT, and WHO of an NSNA Resolution.
Resolutions give students the opportunity to learn from one another while impacting the nursing profession. By writing resolutions, nursing students have the chance to share their opinions with not only fellow students but also multiple healthcare organizations. In short, writing a resolution is your chance to make an impact on the nursing profession!
Speaker: Kristle Akau, Chair of the 2020-2021 NSNA Resolutions Committee.
Resolutions give students the opportunity to learn from one another while impacting the nursing profession. By writing resolutions, nursing students have the chance to share their opinions with not only fellow students but also multiple healthcare organizations. In short, writing a resolution is your chance to make an impact on the nursing profession!
Speaker: Kristle Akau, Chair of the 2020-2021 NSNA Resolutions Committee.
2021 Annual Convention Resolutions Hearings
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Resolutions Hearing Part I
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Resolutions Hearing Part II
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What is the role of the Resolutions Committee?
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The Resolutions Committee is appointed by the NSNA President with Board approval. This committee reviews all resolutions submitted in order to ensure workable implementation before resolutions are presented to the House of Delegates. Specifically, the committee edits, rewrites, or combines resolutions; consults with the makers of the resolutions; and rejects those resolutions that are considered unfeasible; submitted after the deadline or duplicate existing NSNA policies.
All NSNA state and school constituents may submit one resolution to be considered by the NSNA House of Delegates during the Annual Convention. Information on writing and submitting a resolution can be found on this page under resolutions resources. |
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RESOLUTIONS DEADLINES
This deadline is firm based upon NSNA policies (with exception of some state associations with conventions after the deadline.
Resolutions submitted cannot duplicate resolutions that have been adopted by the NSNA House of Delegates over the previous 5 years. Resolutions adopted from 5-10 years prior can be re-affirmed by the House of Delegates or updated, and should include the original resolution as supporting documentation and identified in the first whereas clause.
This deadline is firm based upon NSNA policies (with exception of some state associations with conventions after the deadline.
Resolutions submitted cannot duplicate resolutions that have been adopted by the NSNA House of Delegates over the previous 5 years. Resolutions adopted from 5-10 years prior can be re-affirmed by the House of Delegates or updated, and should include the original resolution as supporting documentation and identified in the first whereas clause.
Additional Resolutions Resources
- Need help with your references/citations? Why not use Citefast? Visit www.citefast.com
- Shared Governance Model, FAQ, and Shared Governance Quiz
- American Psychological Association (2010) Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th Edition, second printing) Washington DC: Author
Bylaws & Code of Ethics
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