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Iota Sigma Pi

Iota Sigma Pi. 30 th Triennial Convention June 23 – 26, 2011 Cleveland, OH. Hostess Chapter: Fluorine. Friday, June 24, 2011 Morning Session. Kathryn Louie, National President, calls the convention to order Roll Call (28 voting delegates plus National Council) National Council Reports

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Iota Sigma Pi

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  1. Iota Sigma Pi 30th Triennial ConventionJune 23 – 26, 2011Cleveland, OH

  2. Hostess Chapter: Fluorine

  3. Friday, June 24, 2011 Morning Session • Kathryn Louie, National President, calls the convention to order • Roll Call (28 voting delegates plus National Council) • National Council Reports • Chapter Reports

  4. National Council

  5. Delegates

  6. Luncheon and Panel Discussion:Centennial Award for Excellence in Teaching Winners Susan Marine (2008), Debra D. Dolliver (2010) and Lisa N. Gentile (2011)

  7. Awards Banquet and Memorial Service2011 Iota Sigma Pi National Honorary Member Award, Dr. Susan Kauzlarich “Zintl Compounds:  From Thermoelectric Materials to Multimodal Nanoparticles”.

  8. Saturday, June 25, 2011 • Committee Reports

  9. Budget and Finance Committee • Motion: We move that the annual dues for Student Members be raised by $5 from the current $15 to $20. The new breakdown of the dues will be $8 for operating expenses and $7 for convention and $5 for rebates. • Passed: Unanimously

  10. Budget and Finance Committee • Motion: We move that annual dues for Regular Members be raised by $5 from the current $50 to $55. New breakdown of dues will be $21.00 for operating expenses, $21 convention and $13 for rebates. • Passed: Unanimously

  11. Membership Communications Committee • Motion : We move that Iota Sigma Pi pays for email accounts for National Council officers and investigate email accounts within the hosting domain. • Passed: Unanimously

  12. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: The committee moves to continue the mini-grant program to provide up to $250 to a maximum of 10 chapters per triennium with only one grant awarded per chapter per triennium. The mini-grant can be used to support special projects, programs, or events of the chapter (excluding routine chapter events). • Passed: Unanimously

  13. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: We move to continue with the Triennial Award for Outstanding Chapter funded in the amount of $250. • Passed: Unanimously

  14. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: We move to continue to support the relocation, installation, or reactivation of chapters of Iota Sigma Pi with a $250 seed grant. • Passed: Unanimously

  15. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: The National Editor will feature a chapter in at least one issue per year of theIotan, with outreach and activities within that organization highlighted. • Passed: 25 votes in favor, 1 opposed, 1 abstention

  16. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: We move the National Vice President will send out an annual roster with e-mail addresses of current chapter officers to all other current chapter officers to encourage collaboration amongst chapters. • Passed: 20 votes in favor, 1 opposed, 6 abstention

  17. Chapter Program Development Committee • Motion: We move the National Historian write up biographies of the women who have endowed named awards and the Webmaster will post these biographies on the National Website. • Passed: Unanimously

  18. Long Range Planning Committee • Motion: We move that any member who recruits 2 or more new members in the same year will be recognized in the Iotan. • Passed: 13 votes in favor, 7 opposed; 6 abstentions

  19. Long Range Planning Committee • Motion: We move that the term limits for Webmaster and Coordinator of Initiates and Supplies be limited to 2 successive terms in the same office. In the Constitution and Bylaws, Article VI Section 6 Limits of Terms of Office the lines for Webmaster and Coordinator of Initiates and Supplies be deleted. • Passed: 13 votes in favor, 9 opposed, 2 abstention

  20. Awards Committee • Motion: To change the description of the Centennial Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching eligibility requirement in the Rules and Regulations (Part G, Article V, section 2): "The Award is given to a female educator for excellence in teaching chemistry or a chemistry-related discipline at an institution of higher learning who either (a) holds a teaching position at an institution that does not have a graduate program in her department or (b) holds a teaching position that is for teaching undergraduates > 75% of her time at an institution that does have a graduate program in her department.“ • Passed:Unanimously

  21. Outstanding Chapter of the Triennium Aurum Iodide (AuI)

  22. Election of new National Council

  23. Luncheon and Violet Diller Award for Professional Excellence PresentationDr. Gillian Eggleston

  24. Sunday, June 26, 2011 • Committee Reports, continued • New Business • Closing of the Convention

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