Dear Respiratory Students,
The House of Delegates Student Mentorship Committee would like to extend an invitation for students to attend the AARC House of Delegates and Board of Directors’ Winter Meeting, November 18 – 19 in Orlando, Florida.
Program Information:
For more information about the program, please follow the link at the bottom of this page. Please share this information and link with your classmates who you think would be interested in this amazing opportunity.
The online application requires students to include a contact from their Respiratory Care Program (ideally a Program Director or Director of Clinical Education). Once the application is submitted, you will receive a confirmation “receipt” of the application via email. Please check your email for this confirmation.
What have other students who have participated in the experience said?
“I ABSOLUTELY enjoyed my time here. I learned so much today. One day I would like to become a delegate, so I can make a difference with this profession.”
“I learned how much support and unity goes into the RT community. The AARC is truly the backbone of the profession! I look forward to becoming an active member myself one day!”
“I especially enjoyed sitting in on the board meeting for part of the day. Seeing everyone talk through major changes and growth potential was something I will always remember and take with me as I grow within my career.”
Application Deadline:
To be considered for the AARC House of Delegates meeting, application must be received no later than September 15, 2024. More details can be found by using the link provided below. Students will be notified of their application status no later than October 1, 2024.
Application:
Winter 2024 HOD Student Mentorship Application
What is the function of the House of Delegates?
The AARC brings together some of the most creative and motivated professionals that the Respiratory Care Profession has to offer. Twice a year the AARC HOD meets to work towards accomplishing its stated mission to “Serve as a representative body of the general membership and the representative body of the affiliate societies,” and to “Participate in the establishment of the goals and objectives for the Association and participate in the governance of the Association.”
In addition, the mission of the House of Delegates, consistent with the mission and purpose of the Association, is to guide and influence the activities of the Association by providing communication from and among Chartered Affiliates to the Executive Office and Board of Directors to determine and achieve the strategic goals and objectives of the Association. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the committee chairs at the e-mail address listed below.
Greg Carter, M.Ed., RRT & Jerry King, MAEd, RRT
Co-Chairs, HOD Student Mentorship Committee
“The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image but allowing them to find themselves.”
