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Meeting Planning

Ideas about Meeting Planning

Planning a Meeting

The section officers and the local host work together to plan, organize, and run the annual meeting. The labor has traditionally been divided in the following ways:
  • President
    • Organizes executive board meeting in early fall for purposes of planning the spring meeting and slating a vice presidential candidate
    • Sets agenda for business part of spring meeting and presides over spring meeting

  • Vice President
    • Contacts vendors to solicit door prizes
    • Contacts and makes arrangements for the luncheon speaker
    • Chairs the section awards committee
      • Solicits nominations
      • Selects winner(s)
      • Gets placque(s)
      • Presents the award(s)


  • Secretary
    • Writes and distributes the Call For Papers
      • E-mails Call to AAPT members
      • Mails Call to AAPT members? (This could be phased out.)
      • Sends prefolded Calls to Ball State Physics Department for mailing to generic "Physics Teacher" in Indiana high schools

    • Sets schedule for meeting, working with local host
    • Writes and distributes the Meeting Announcement
      • Map of/to site and list of local hotels (obtained from local host) should be included
      • Distributes the Announcement in the same ways as for the Call

    • Handles meeting registration


  • Local Host
    • Arranges rooms for sessions and registration
    • Makes luncheon arrangements
    • Provides name tags and blank receipts
    • Provides to secretary a map of/to the site and a list of local hotels

  • Section Representative
    • Obtains mailing label file of members of AAPT living in Indiana
    • Arranges for AAPT meeting box and door prizes
    • Writes report of meeting and sends to AAPT for publication

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