The most involved level, serve as a leader in the endodontic community through a variety of AAE committees and boards.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\tTrack Organizers<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tWho Can Participate<\/strong> (President, President-Elect, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Immediate Past President)<\/p>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong> Foundation criteria include:<\/p>\n (President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer)<\/p>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong> Lead The most involved level, serve as a leader in the endodontic community through a variety of AAE committees and boards. Track Organizers Expand Who Can Participate By invitation\/appointment, determined…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":34,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":16,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"page-full-width.php","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"content-type":"","_relevanssi_hide_post":"","_relevanssi_hide_content":"","_relevanssi_pin_for_all":"","_relevanssi_pin_keywords":"","_relevanssi_unpin_keywords":"","_relevanssi_related_keywords":"","_relevanssi_related_include_ids":"","_relevanssi_related_exclude_ids":"","_relevanssi_related_no_append":"","_relevanssi_related_not_related":"","_relevanssi_related_posts":"","_relevanssi_noindex_reason":"","footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-10511","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nBy invitation\/appointment, determined by AMPC.<\/strong>\nDescription<\/strong>
\nParticipate directly in planning education for the AAE Annual Meeting, the largest endodontic continuing education event.\u00a0 Track organizers are rewarded with complimentary registration for the meeting and recognized in the online meeting program.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nBy invitation\/appointment, determined by AMPC. For Questions contact Meeting Services Coordinator at
\nkfriedman@aae.org<\/a><\/u> or meetings@aae.org<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nOne in person meeting in January or February on a Saturday for a full day (arrivals on a Friday) at AAE HQ. 2-3 Conference calls (usually in the evening) for planning year cycle (10-12 months). Correspondence with speakers and Program Chair and Vice Chair (2 hours per month). Review of speaker proposals and recommendations for Track (2-4 hours). Moderate sessions or recommend moderators for sessions in track (2-4 hours).\n\t\t\t\t\tAAE Committee Members and Committee Chairs<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tCommittee Members<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nVolunteer or be nominated. By appointment of President-Elect and approval by BOD.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nContribute to the AAE’s governance process by lending your expertise on one of AAE’s 17 standing committees or various special committees. AAE committees are at the core of all member services. Standing Committee members serve three-year terms, special committee terms are one year in length.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nVolunteer and\/or ask your colleagues to nominate you via the AAE’s online form. Nominations are accepted each fall; Standing Committee appointments are finalized the following spring, prior to the Annual Meeting. Special Committee appointments are made throughout the year. Apply online<\/a><\/u> or email Katherine Rouse, krouse@aae.org<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nHours to days. Time varies by committee. Some committees meet in person for one-two days, 1-2 times per year. Others by evening conference calls, one hour on average, 1-5 times per year. Between-meetings electronic correspondence, 1 hour per month.\nCommittee Chairs<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by Pres-elect from membership of committee\nDescription<\/strong>
\nGet experience serving on an AAE committee – be an active participant and learn how committees work.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAfter you’ve gained some experience with process and subject matter, express your interest in leading the committee as chair.\u00a0 Contact Katherine Rouse with questions krouse@aae.org<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nHours to days. Time varies by committee. Some committees meet in person for one-two days, 1-2 times per year. Others by evening conference calls, one hour on average, 1-5 times per year. Between-meetings electronic correspondence, 1 hour per month.\n\t\t\t\t\tAAE Representatives to Related Dental Organizations<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tADPAC Board<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nAAE member with a demonstrated interest in political engagement. Appointed by President.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nAttend two in-person ADPAC meetings per year; attend ADA Lobby Day event.\u00a0 Report back through Communique articles.\u00a0 Participate as non-voting member to the AAE’s Practice Affairs Committee. This is a great way to get hands on exposure to campaign financing, political process and key issues impacting dentistry.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by President. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel approximately 4 times per year for 2 days at a time. Participate in electronic discussion or conference calls, approximately 1 hour per month.\nADA Code Maintenance<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nAAE member with demonstrated interest and understanding of CDT and insurer payment practices; diplomatic.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nRepresent the AAE at annual CMC meeting.\u00a0 In that capacity, review proposed code revisions, additions and deletions; identify those relevant to AAE and bring to the AAE’s Practice Affairs Committee.\u00a0 Advocate for code changes proposed by AAE.\u00a0 Liaison with dental specialties and insurers as part of that activity. CDT and payment policy is a critical aspect of running a practice. This is a very high-visibility position representing AAE to stakeholders on these issues.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by President. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel approximately 3-4 times per year for 2 days at a time. Participate in electronic discussion or conference calls, approximately 1 hour per month.\nADA Standards Committee on Dental Informatics and ADA SNODENT Maintenance Committee<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nDemonstrated interest in dental informatics and taking a deep dive into topic.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nRepresent the AAE at two committee meetings a year.\u00a0 Have a seat at the table with a broad array of stakeholders in discussions on the cutting edge of dental informatics.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by President. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel twice per year for 3 days at a time.\nStandards Committee on Dental Products<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nDemonstrated interest in standards development.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nRepresent the AAE at two committee meetings a year.\u00a0 Have a seat at the table with a broad array of stakeholders in discussions on standards development.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by President. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nCODA Commissioner<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nCurrent or previous experience as an endodontic educator.<\/strong>\nDescription<\/strong>
\nThe CODA Commissioner serves a 4-year term as member of the CODA and chair the Review Committee on Endodontics Education (ERC). 2 meetings\/year. This opportunity offers direct input into predoctoral and advanced education in endodontics.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by AAE President with Board approval. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nAttend a 4 meetings per year, 2 days each.\nCODA Endo Review Committee Member<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nActive involvement in a dental or dental-related accredited program as a full- or part-time faculty member. Prior or current experience as a Commission site visitor.\nDescription<\/strong>
\n4-year term as member of the Review Committee on Endodontics Education (ERC). Responsible for the review of all policy matters, site visit reports, progress reports, applications for accreditation and special reports on accredited programs related to their particular discipline. This position provides the opportunity for direct input into endodontic advanced education.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by AAE President with Board approval. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nAttend 2 meetings per year, 1-2 days each.\nCCEPR AAE Rep<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nEducator or practitioner familiar with AAE continuing education activities.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nThis individual serves a 4 -year term and represents endodontics for decisions regarding CE standards. This position offers involvement in the process of ensuring quality CE.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by AAE President with Board approval. Contact Nikki Hoffman with questions at nhoffman@aae.org<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel twice per year for 3 days at a time.\nADEA COHAEP House of Delegates Endodontic Rep<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nEducator who can represent endodontic advanced education programs.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nServe as the AAE’s voice in larger dental education initiatives. Attend ADEA Annual Meeting in March and attend events for advanced education and Fall meetings. Participate in sessions\/caucus and discussions. Vote as delegate at ADEA Annual Meeting. Serve as a member of the AAE Educational Affairs Committee.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nAppointed by AAE President with Board approval. Contact AAE with questions at practice@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel to two ADEA meetings, 2-4 days each, and one AAE committee meeting, 2 days.\n\t\t\t\t\tAAE District Directors<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nNominated by District Caucus Nominating Committee. Elected by the voting members of the District if more than one nominee is presented. District Directors have often served on an AAE committee or have been involved with other volunteer opportunities listed on this page, although this is not required.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nServe a three-year term as one of two Directors for your geographical District on the AAE Board of Directors. The AAE Board meets twice per year. The Board makes policy decisions and sets the strategic direction for the organization. Board members have the satisfaction of participating in critical conversations and making decisions that guide the specialty forward. Those who haven’t served on Boards in the past will grow professionally and learn about all aspects of governing an association. In addition to professional growth, Board members develop longstanding friendships with colleagues for years to come.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nGain some experience in AAE governance by serving on a committee or in other volunteer\/leadership capacities with the AAE’s national organization or at the state Affiliate level. If you are interested in being considered as a District Director, the most important thing you can do is to attend your District Caucus meeting at the Annual Meeting and express an interest in volunteering and learn about that District’s Nominations process.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTime: attend the AAE annual Meeting (1 week), Interim BOD Meeting (2 days), participate in calls and electronic correspondence (1-2 hours per month).\n\t\t\t\t\tAAE Officers<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t
\nThe AAE Nominating Committee proposes a slate of nominees for AAE Officer positions, to be approved by the General Assembly. Nominees typically have experience on committees and\/or the AAE, Foundation, or ABE Boards. Criteria considered by the Nominating Committee include:\n\n
\nServe on the AAE Board and Executive Committee. Executive Committee service includes attendance at two BOD meetings, as well as an annual Executive Committee retreat. In addition, officers are asked to attend various other endodontic and dental meetings. In addition to the benefits of Board membership, Executive Committee members are intricately involved with the day to day activities of the association, and make decisions as needed in between Board meetings. Executive Board members have a great insight into the issues facing the specialty and are involved with setting priorities for the organization via the Board. Officers represent the AAE at meetings of other endodontic and dental organizations, domestically and internationally.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nNominations are collected each summer and the Nominating Committee selects its slate of nominees in the fall. Express your interest in serving at this level to a colleague who is or has been involved with the AAE, Foundation, or ABE Board, and request to be nominated by them. Contact Katherine Rouse with questions: Krouse@aae.org<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nAttend the AAE annual Meeting (1 week), Interim BOD Meeting (2 days), participate in calls (1-2 hours per month) and electronic correspondence (1-3 hours per month)\n\t\t\t\t\tFoundation<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tREACH (Foundation’s Resident Expert Advisory Council)<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nFirst year endodontic residents with demonstrated leadership and involvement at graduate program. Communication skills, ability to articulate, think innovatively, and work with others on a committee. Full list<\/a><\/u> of criteria and role of REACH members online.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nSeven residents serve one- or two-year terms on the council (depending on the length of their residency program), which is aimed at helping the Foundation understand how it can better serve and engage a new generation of endodontists. Learn about organized dentistry and develop your potential to become a future leader. Have direct input to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees; advocate for your fellow endodontic residents. Opportunity to attend Foundation Board of Trustee meeting.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nInterested candidates may self-nominated. The Foundation will conduct online interviews following the application deadline. Nominations are due annually on November 1. Questions concerning the program or nomination process can be directed to foundation@aae.org<\/a>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nThroughout the remaining length of the resident’s post-graduate program (1-2years).\nFoundation Committee Members<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nSelect Board and other AAE members with leadership and Foundation experience\/dedication.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nHave a direct relationship to funds raised and funds distributed by the Foundation by serving on a committee.\u00a0 The Foundation has a variety of committees. Though most committee members are also Trustees, there are some non-Trustees on each committee.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nContact foundation@aae.org<\/a> to learn more.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\n1-4 conference calls per year, approximately 1 hour each. Potential travel for a 1-day meeting.\nFoundation Trustees<\/h3>\nWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nFoundation Nominating Committee recommends Trustees to the AAE Nominating Committee. Nominees are approved by the General Assembly.\n\n
\nServe a four-year term as a trustee, a one-year term as a public-sector trustee (corporate representative), or a two-year term as a new practitioner trustee. The Foundation Board meets twice annually. The Board makes fundraising and funding decisions and sets the strategic direction for the organization. Trustees have the satisfaction of participating in critical conversations and making decisions that guide the Foundation forward. Those who haven’t served on Boards in the past will grow professionally and learn about all aspects of governing a foundation. In addition to professional growth, Trustees develop longstanding friendships with colleagues for years to come.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nFor more information on the process, contact foundation@aae.org<\/a> before the August 1 call for nominations.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nTravel to 2 meetings, 2 days each. Participate in calls and electronic correspondence (1-4 hours per month)\nFoundation Officers<\/h3>\n
\nCall for Nominations is conducted by the Foundation Nominating Committee in late fall. Nominations for officer positions are made by sitting trustees. The Foundation Board elects its own officers. To be nominated to the President-elect position, nominee must have completed at least one four-year term as a Trustee. The President-elect serves a two-year term and succeeds to the position of president for a second two-year term. Treasurer and Secretary are both one-year terms and are nominated by sitting trustees from the next year’s slate of trustees.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nServe on the Foundation Board and Executive Committee. Executive Committee service includes attendance at two Board of Trustees meetings. Officers are asked to attend various other endodontic and dental meetings and participate in Executive Committee conference calls as needed. In addition to the benefits of Board membership, Executive Committee members are intricately involved with the day-to-day activities of the Foundation, and make decisions as needed in between Board meetings. Executive Committee members have a great insight into the issues facing the specialty and are involved with setting priorities for the organization via the Board.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nGain leadership experience as outlined in criteria. Nominations are collected each fall from sitting trustees. Contact foundation@aae.org<\/a> with questions.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nFoundation Trustee – 4 year term; Foundation Public Sector Trustee – 1-year term (eligible for three terms); Foundation New Practitioner Trustee – 2-year term (eligible for two terms) Foundation President – 2-year term; Foundation President-elect – 2-year term; Foundation Secretary – 1-year term; Foundation Treasurer – 1-year term\n\t\t\t\t\tABE Board Members<\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tExpand<\/i><\/a>\n\t\t\t\t\tWho Can Participate<\/strong>
\nDiplomate status is required. Call for nominations and consideration of candidates’ qualifications is conducted by the ABE.\nDescription<\/strong>
\nServe on the ABE Board and take part in developing and evaluating examinations. The ABE is the only certifying board for the specialty of endodontics, and its purpose is to assure the public that the endodontists it certifies have demonstrated exceptional knowledge, skill and expertise in the specialty of endodontics, as well as progressively raising the quality of patient care. ABE Board members have a direct impact on the process by which individuals achieve the pinnacle of their careers through board certification.\nHow to Participate<\/strong>
\nDiplomates may self-nominate for a Director position on the ABE. Information available online here<\/a><\/u>.\nTime Commitment<\/strong>
\nThis opportunity requires considerable time commitment in terms of travel, correspondence, and review of materials. Details available online here<\/a><\/u>.\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"