Hello,

ISA is proud to announce elections for the next academic year: Fall/Winter/Spring  
2011-2012.

Positions open for elections are:
    - President
    - Vice President Social
    - Vice President Outreach
    - Vice President Policy
** Treasurer, Secretary, PAC representative are elected beginning of Fall '11.
** Summer ISA executive positions are elected beginning of Summer'11.
** Find position descriptions bellow.

You are eligible to run for more than one position.

PLATFORMS DUE THURSDAY, MAY 26 AT MIDNIGHT (MIDNIGHT FROM THURSDAY TO FRIDAY)

Position descriptions:

PRESIDENT
(Required to have previously served as an ISA Vice President)
- Oversee day-to-day ISA activity
- Hold weekly executive meetings
- Support and oversee actions of ISA VPs and other executive members
- Maintain contact with faculty advisor
- Closely work with ISA treasurer to prepare and present annual budget to COSO
- Ensure that ISA, in its daily and termly activity, meets its purpose and goal  
of best serving ISA membership and Dartmouth community
Appr. time commitment: 12-14 hours/week

VICE PRESIDENT SOCIAL
- Oversee organization of the main event of the term (Kaleidoscope, Winter Ball,  
World Cup Soccer Tourney, etc.): facilitate collaboration of the executive board  
and members to make the event a success
- Organize other, smaller-scale social events for the membership throughout the  
term (weekly movie nights, study breaks, etc.)
- Involve members into organizing big- and small- scale events
Appr. time commitment: 7-8 hours/week

VICE PRESIDENT OUTREACH
- Coordinate events with Greek Houses, COSO and PAC groups, graduate students,  
Friendship Families etc.
- In charge of public relations work (ex: International Alumni Network, Collis  
Exhibits, Accents are Sexy Bracelets)
- Involve members into outreach efforts
Appr. time commitment: 7-8 hours/week

VICE PRESIDENT POLICY
- Coordinate with the College administration, local businesses, etc. on the account  
of the international student population to promote certain causes and achieve  
improved policies for international students
- Be able to identify and quickly react to needs in policy changes regarding international  
students
- Involve members into policy efforts
Appr. time commitment: 7-8 hours/week

Blitz 'i-sa' with any question you might have about the elections.

We hope you consider running and encourage your friends to run!

Sincerely,
i-sa