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Accepting Board Member Applications
ORGANIZATION: Cognitive Institute of Dallas, INC 501c3
Please visit the new page to apply.
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6 people are interested
There are several benefits to having potential Board members complete an application to join the Board, including:
- It requires the potential member to carefully think about his or her decision to join the Board, when completing the application.
- It can collects important information that otherwise might be forgotten to be collected, for example, why they want to join the Board, other affiliations they have that might cause a conflict of interest, what skills they have to bring to the Board, and what they would like to get out of joining the Board.
- It also makes the potential member affirm their agreement to certain terms of membership, for example, the number of Board meetings to attend over a certain time period, and adherence to a certain code of conduct.
The new board member application asks candidates 20 questions, ranging from why they want to be a nonprofit member, to elaborate on the CID's strengths and identify areas for improvement. Sample questions include: "How does the board’s role differ from that of the executive director?"; "What should be the relationship between the board members and the administration in handling concerns?" and "Briefly describe your commitment to public service and our community advocacy, among others." Before submitting, applicants will be asked to sign their names and certify that all the information provided is accurate.
To be eligible to apply for appointment to the Cognitive Institute of Dallas Board, an individual must be at least 18 years old; be a resident of Texas; be a registered voter in the state of Texas, and not be disqualified from holding civil office by the constitution or any state law.
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About Cognitive Institute of Dallas, INC 501c3
Location:
325 North Street Paul Street, Downtown Historic D, Ste 3100, Dallas, TX 75219, US
Mission Statement
Since the merger of Cognitive Institute of Dallas and Healthy Family, we initially predicted that video creation would become more and more fun and social for the general public. Predictions for the next three years show that content creation will become increasingly commercialized and professionally produced in the privacy of one's home. According to Creator Economy Statistics for 2024, there are currently more than 200 million content creators worldwide. Our goal is to build a bridge between parents and children in the hope of reconciling parent-child separations caused by family services.
Description
Dr. Rachel Levitch has remained in a nonprofit for over 25 years and is an expert on cyber places and technology. She within her own right has single-handedly created her career and now enjoys the acumen and ease that follows. Business statistics Dr. Levitch speaks of are all too well-known and suggest that if your charitable organization operates in digital spaces, it might be more prudent to gradually shift to mobile apps and streaming media. Business projects utilizing technology make behavioral health, healthcare, and inspirational guidance for leading better daily lives accessible. Mobile and technology services as opposed to the cost of medical care are rapidly expanding and becoming more accessible each day. Notwithstanding, the typical American neither affords healthcare insurance let alone monthly allocations. Those nuances entail coming up with tough solutions and applicable answers to life's issues. As an example, what WHFF.tv are launching.
CAUSE AREAS
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WHERE
325 North Street Paul Street3100Dallas, TX 75201
DATE POSTED
May 21, 2025
SKILLS
- Organization
- Strategic Planning
- Capacity Planning
- Verbal / Written Communication
GOOD FOR
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REQUIREMENTS
- 2- years