Committees

The National Public Records Research Association offers several opportunities to volunteer through various committees. Below are the descriptions of each. If you have experience and are interested in these areas, you can have a direct impact on the growth of NPRRA. All association members are invited to get involved!

Professional Development Committee

Are you fascinated by new ideas? Do you love to collect information and share it with others?

Tasks include:

• Identify content that would be valuable to NPRRA members
• Develop education materials for NPRRA members
• Ensure all Training Institute courses are up-to-date and relevant
• Work with the Technology Committee to post educational materials

Committee Co-Chairs: Sarah Hubert and Frank Orlando

Volunteer for the Professional Development Committee

Technology Committee

Are you tech-savvy, detail-oriented, and a problem solver?

Tasks include:

• Monitor the technology and information needs of NPRRA
• Handle the implementation and maintenance of technology solutions for the NPRRA membership
• Manage the enhancement and maintenance of the NPRRA website

Committee Chair: Frank Orlando

Volunteer for the Technology Committee

Public Relations Committee

Are you a developer, futuristic, or an achiever? Do you have an interest in networking and social media?

Tasks include:

• Establish and reinforce the NPRRA brand
• Maintain relationships with other associations and with government agencies related to the public records research industry
• Act as public relations department for the Board and other NPRRA committees

Committee Chair: Alan Stachura  

Volunteer for the Public Relations Committee

Government Affairs Committee (GAC)

Are you strategic, collaborative, and responsible?

Tasks include:

• Monitor and track federal, state, and county administrative and legislative actions that may have an impact on the interests of NPRRA members
• Compose blog posts for the GAC Blog
• Learn more about the GAC.

Committee Chair: Alan Stachura   

Volunteer for the Government Affairs Committee

Membership Committee

Are you an achiever, includer or relator? Do you love to connect with people?

Tasks include:

• Continuously monitor membership and understand reasons for joining and reasons for churn
• Connect new members with Member Ambassadors
• Reach out to potential members with invitations to join NPRRA

Committee Chair: Jennifer Goetz and Committee Co-Chair: Mechelle Pagan

Volunteer for the Membership Committee