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Executive Committee

Andrew Clark (NUES) – President
Dani Sloan (UEN) – Past President
Pam Turley – President Elect

Elected Board Members

2016-2018

Daniel Potter (Alpine)
Nathan Smith (Utah State University)
Pam Turley (Nebo)
Krissi Hutchinson (Ascent Academy) – Appointed

2017-2019

Clint Stephens (SEDC)
Chris Larsen (Granite)
Meghan Jenkins (Provo)
Summer Marshall (Park City)

Coalition Board Members

Rick Gaisford – Utah State Board of Education
Leslie Lewis (Salt Lake) – UELMA Representative
Cody Plumhof (Washington) – SUECON Representative / Webmaster & Registration

Appointed Board Members

Robert Gordon (Canyons) – Treasurer
Tricia Jackson (Park City) – Secretary
Derek Larson (SEDC) – Public Relations
Jared Covili (UEN) – ISTE Representative
Charice Carroll (UEN) – Advocacy Representative
Guy Durrant (Daggett) – Historian / Past Presidents Liason
Sallie Warnecke (Canyons) – Vendor Liaison
Brayden Wardrop – Vendor Representative
Regina Prickett (University of Utah) – Higher Ed Representative
Ben Smith (Rowland Hall) – Private Schools Representative

How to become a Board Member

How Do You Become a UCET Board Member?

The UCET Board is an elected volunteer position. It involves a lot of work, but also a lot of fun.

It is important to know that running for the board involves a time commitment. Board members must attend a yearly 2 1/2 day conference planning retreat. The Board also holds a 2-hour monthly board meeting. Board members are expected to attend in person or via Skype.

Each Board member organizes a certain aspect of the conference, (i.e. volunteers, registration, conference program, tech strands, web page, newsletter, Web 2.0, communication, conference give-aways, presenters, signs, vendors, videotaping, and much more). Board members must complete their part so that the conference runs smoothly. Sometimes that involves many extra hours, especially in the weeks and days prior to the UCET Conference.

The UCET Board is made up of members with rich experiences from all areas of educational technology. Board members have lots of laughs and rewarding experiences together and often form lifelong friendships. We would love to have you run for the UCET board and join a dedicated group of teachers, network specialists, and educational technology professionals who put on the yearly UCET conference.

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