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MEMBER NOTES
Getting Involved in Your Association
By Claudia Wright, TSCRA Association Promotion chair
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COMMON REFRAIN FROM MEMBERS IS, “HOW CAN I GET involved in TSCRA?” As a volunteer leader, I can tell you that getting involved in TSCRA is
a simple and rewarding experience. From serving on a committee to attending events, there are countless ways to make an impact. If you are looking for a way to be in volved in helping
strengthen TSCRA in a visible and meaningful way, serving on TSCRA’s Regional Association Promotion (RAP) team is something you may want to consider. The role of the RAP team is to serve as the Associa-
tion Promotion committee’s eyes and ears in TSCRA’s 6 regions. The RAP team helps identify ways to increase TSCRA membership growth. The RAP team’s most vis- ible efforts are with the popular ranch gatherings, as this team is responsible for fi nding locations and hosts for TSCRA’s many gatherings across Texas and Oklahoma.
Being involved with the RAP team is a fun experi-
ence. The RAP team is very active and maintains a quicker operational tempo than the policy commit- tees. The work you put in yields immediate results, as improvements are easily seen in monthly mem- bership data and attendance at events the RAP team plans and hosts. There are 6 RAP teams, corresponding to the TSCRA
law enforcement regions on page 90 of this issue. We currently have vacancies in several regions and would ask anyone interested in serving TSCRA to consider being a RAP team leader in 2015. If you are interested in serving as a RAP team leader,
please contact us at
membership@tscra.org or call 800-242-7820. We would be happy to visit with you about RAP team activities and answer any questions you may have.
10 The Cattleman January 2015
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