The success of our professional organization is directly related to the individual volunteer efforts of members just like you. Volunteering demonstrates that you are committed to your own professional growth and the long-term success of our chapter. Chapter volunteer opportunities give you a chance to hone your leadership skills and keep abreast of new developments in the profession. They also offer a forum to network with other talented information technology audit and control professionals in our community. To recognize their vital role, the chapter invites all volunteers to its Annual Meeting and Boat Cruise as VIP guests. Show that you are a person who is dedicated to the profession - volunteer.

Volunteers are needed for the following:

Secure360 Booth Attendant

Host for Technical Roundtables

Roundtable Facilitator or Panelist

CISA and CISM Review Course Instructor

Student Conference Booth Attendant

Student Conference Ambassador

Annual Meeting & Boat Cruise Coordinator

[TOP]	Secure360 Booth Attendant
Event Date:	May 2009
Primary Responsibilities:	Work with VP Of Administration to obtain handout information and set up the ISACA display booth at the Secure360 Conference. Represent ISACA at the conference by information visitors of the IT Audit Profession, the CISA and CISM certification, and the chapter's mission and membership benefits. Encourage visitors to apply for ISACA members. Help distribute relevant marketing materials and answer questions visitors may have.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	At least three to four people will be needed during the following times: 9:30 - 11:45 AM and 1:00 - 3:30 PM
Estimated Time Commitment:	4– 8 hours
Contact:	Vice President of Education

[TOP]	Host for Technical Roundtables
Event Date:	3rd Wednesday/Thursday of Month
Primary Responsibilities:	Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to determine and secure a meeting room that holds between 25 - 50 people for Technical Roundtables, typically held from 8:00 am to 10:30; Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to select food and beverages, as needed; Work with our administrative vendor, OEI, to oversee registrations for the event.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	The chapter is looking for one member or organization for each roundtable
Estimated Time Commitment:	3 – 6 hours
Contact:	Vice President of Roundtables

[TOP]	Roundtable Facilitator or Panelist
Event Date:	3rd Wednesday/Thursday of Month
Primary Responsibilities:	Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to coordinate, facilitate, and/or participate in roup discussions. The candidate should be well versed on the monthly topic to ask relevant questions and provide feedback to roundtable attendees. roup meetings are typically held from 8:00 am to 10:30;
Number of Volunteers Needed:	The chapter is looking for one to five members for each roundtable
Estimated Time Commitment:	3 – 6 hours
Contact:	Vice President of Roundtables

[TOP]	CISA and CISM Review Course Instructor
Event Date:	To Be Determined
Primary Responsibilities:	Present CISA/CISM exam materials that are designed to assist certification candidates in passing the respective exams. The review courses follow materials outlined in ISACA developed review manuals. Powerpoint slides, with speaker notes, are provided. Instructors are encouraged to add real-life experiences to the materials and are expected to help candidates with review questions. The instructor should be well versed on the material and should hold the applicable certification.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	The chapter is looking for one to six members that are willing to cover one or more domains.
Estimated Time Commitment:	6 – 15 hours per domain
Contact:	Certification Chair

[TOP]	Student Conference Booth Attendant
Event Date:	September 30, 2008
Primary Responsibilities:	Work with the Student Conference Liaison and the VP of Academic Relations to to obtain handout information and set up the ISACA display booth at the Accounting and Auditing Student Conference. Represent ISACA at the conference by informing students of the IT Audit profession, the CISA certification, and the chapter's mission and membership benefits. Encourage students to apply for student membership. Help distribute relevant marketing materials and answer questions students may have.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	At least three to four people will be needed during the following times: 9:30 - 11:45 a.m. AND 1:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Estimated Time Commitment:	4 – 12 hours
Contact:	VP of Academic Relations

[TOP]	Student Conference Ambassador
Event Date:	September 30, 2008
Primary Responsibilities:	Ambassadors will be responsible for making sure that exhibitor's of the Accounting and Auditing Student Conference have there needs met. Each ambassador will oversee 4-6 exhibitors, emphasizing the conference mission, answering questions, obtaining the post conference evaluation, etc. Ambassadors will also be responsible for such things as answering student questions, managing traffic flow, and helping with registration,.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	At least three to four people will be needed.
Estimated Time Commitment:	The expected time commitment for this group of volunteers would be from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Contact:	VP of Academic Relations

[TOP]	Annual Meeting & Boat Cruise Coordinator
Event Date:	May 2009
Primary Responsibilities:	Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to determine and secure the food, beverage, and facility needs for the IT Audit Leaders Roundtable, typically held from 11:30 until 2:00 on the day of the event. The Vice President of Roundtables is responsible for securing a facilitator for the IT Audit Leaders Roundtable; Work with the Chapter President to determine the needs of the Chapter’s Annual Meeting and Election of Officers, held from 2:00 until 2:15; Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to select a speaker for the technical presentation, typically held from 2:15 until 4:00 on the day of the event; Select food, beverages, and entertainment for the boat cruise, departing at 4:00 and returning at 6:00; Send notices to chapter volunteers who are eligible to attend the event for free; Work with the Vice President of Roundtables to determine fees for the event and prepare a budget; Develop and disseminate marketing materials; Develop a registration form and work with our administrative vendor, OEI, to oversee registrations for the event.
Number of Volunteers Needed:	The chapter is looking for one member organizations to help plan this event
Estimated Time Commitment:	16 – 24 hours
Contact:	Vice President of Administration