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Volunteer opportunitiesThe EAC is a volunteer based organization. Offering a few hours of your time is a great way to meet other editors, proofreaders, translators and linguists, learn about the QAC (Quebec/Atlantic Canada) branch, and provide you with networking opportunities. Volunteers in our branch are supported by the Executive Committee members and branch administrator. Your commitment can be as little as a couple of hours for a time-specific, event-based project or event. Anyone wishing to lead projects, develop strategies, or put their skills and experience to work in a meaningful way is welcome to fill a more permanent position. Become part of a great community - volunteer for the EAC-QAC! SOCIAL MEDIA CHAIR (BILINGUAL) AND COORDINATORSQAC is seeking a creative and dynamic individual to build/create and manage our social media campaigns. As the volunteer Social Media Chair, you will drive the research and implementation of a bilingual social media strategy for QAC and use social media promote EAC-QAC, editors and events. The ideal candidate is bilingual, has experience working with social media tools (Twitter, Facebook, Google+), is willing to update pages regularly, and lives anywhere in Quebec or Atlantic Canada. We're also looking for coordinators to help support our social media efforts. MARKETING /PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEEThe Marketing/Public Relations Chair is responsible for promoting and publicizing EAC-RQA within its membership and to the community at large. The Chair sets goals, develops and implements a long-term marketing strategy and budget, and prepares internal and external advertising and communication. The Marketing/PR Chair is supported by committee members who help with strategy implementation, reach out to potential members, and create write-ups of seminars and social/networking events for Ampersand/La Perluète. Any member in good standing is eligible to join this committee, and no previous Marketing or PR experience is necessary. Since the duties of committee members can be done via email, these positions are perfect for people who live outside the Montreal area. TRANSLATORSUnlike the other EAC branches, the QAC branch has the challenge of providing services and information in both English and French. The branch is therefore always in need of someone who can translate its communications documents, primarily from English to French. The translation “projects” are often quite short (just a paragraph or two); some, occasionally, are longer. Send us your name if you'd like to practise or share your translation skills on an ad-hoc basis. Having a team of volunteer translators would ensure our communications go out in a timely (and well-written) fashion. For more information, contact Karen Schell or Barbara Dylla PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEEThe QAC branch strives to provide professional development opportunities to its members by offering a variety of seminars and workshops. These activities have proven to be very popular with both members and non members. . The Professional Development Chairs (English and French) are looking for members to help instructors set up, clean up, and run seminars, introduce the organization to non-member participants, and write a brief summary of the event. The bonus: you get to sit in on the seminar for free!. For more information, contact Barbara Dylla (English) or Nathalie Vallière (French) PROGRAMS/SOCIAL EVENTS COMMITTEESocial events are a great way to meet other members, network and simply to have fun! The Membership/Social Events Chair is responsible for organizing and publicizing membership networking activities and social events. Committee members are creative people who come up with venues, themes, find speakers (or offer to be one) on any editing- or language-related subject. Sometimes we need help with something special—from working miracles with a spreadsheet to planning a party. Do you have an idea for an outing or event? We would love to hear from you! For more information, contact David Johansen |
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