Why did ASHA establish advisory councils?
ASHA established two advisory councils to identify and discuss the critical and/or emergent issues of concern to Association members and to the two professions. The information and/or recommendations provided by the Advisory Councils are used by the BOD to help inform decisions regarding the programs and services that should be provided for members and supported by Association resources. What are the specific responsibilities of ASHA’s Advisory Councils? Per the 2007 Governance Restructure Plan (LC 1-2007), ASHA’s Advisory Councils are responsible for a) discussing and ranking issues of concern to members, b) advising the BOD on issues that the need to be considered as the Association engages in strategic or forward planning, c) providing advice to the BOD on issues that the BOD brings to the Advisory Councils, d) reviewing the approved Association budget and making recommendations for future programs and services that support ASHA’s Strategic Pathway to Excellence, e) participating in
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