BOARD POSITIONS
President
The President shall serve second in seniority within the Board, presiding over the vision and oversight of the annual international conference and their chapter. They shall maintain all logistical responsibility over the conference, select the Executive and Committee Board, and have Board voting rights. They shall periodically consult with Board members on conference and chapter proceedings, serving as the primary authority on such functions, with the exception of Chair instructions. They shall serve as the organization’s chief representative to the chapter student base and university’s administration.
Executive Co-Directors
The Executive Co-Directors shall be responsible for all internal and external logistics of the international conference. The Co-Directors determine the action plan, conference theme, theme guide, Dais members, and other logistics after explicit approval from the President. They shall have full jurisdiction of the conference, with the exception of Chair instructions. They shall have Board voting rights.
Chapter Directors
The Chapter Directors shall be responsible for the facilitation, enactment, growth, and monitoring of AMWHO chapters. This position involves being fluent in the AMWHO Chapter/Club Manual, discussing with new chapters/clubs their annual strategy, and providing all relevant manuals and documents. They shall have Board voting rights, and serve as primary authority of all chapters/clubs, with the exception of Chair instructions.
Financial Directors
The Financial Directors shall be responsible for all financial planning, procurements, and vision for the nonprofit. The Directors shall work extensively with the Chair to establish a sound budget for the nonprofit, and with the President and Co-Directors to establish a sound budget for the international conference. They shall oversee all organization payment processes, 501(c)(3) processes, and have voting rights.
Outreach Director
The Outreach Director shall be responsible for enacting the entirety of the AMWHO, Inc. vision, mission, values, and goals, either through engaging with other nonprofits and institutions that promote global health education, or through social media. The Director shall regularly engage followers by posting informative articles on global health policy and creating a bimonthly newsletter conveying chapter updates, conference dates, nonprofit news, and more.
Advisory Board Members
The Advisory Board (AB) members are members voted on by the Board of Directors to provide support for all organizational functions, including, but not limited to: strategy, organizational design, finance, growth, and development. These members propose advice and strategic design to the Executive Chair during quarterly meetings, along with offering advice to BOD members. AB members shall not have voting rights.