What are the responsibilities and job description for the Oregon CASA Network Board of Directors position at Mac's List?
The Oregon CASA Network (OCN) is the statewide organization that supports Oregon’s 19 Local CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Programs. The local programs recruit, support, supervise and train local volunteers that serve children, youth, and young adults experiencing foster care. You can watch this short video to hear from programs and volunteers in Oregon about their work. The Oregon CASA Network Board governs the OCN to better promote, support, and build capacity for programs across the state and we are actively seeking interested volunteer board members.
General expectations of OCN Board of Directors include :
- Availability for a 3-year term
- OCN Board of Director’s meet approximately 1-3 hours each month. Some months will require more and there are up to three in-person meetings annually where we meet over a 1-2 day window.
- Participation in at least one standing committee : Executive Committee (Officers Only)Governance CommitteeFinancial CommitteeLegislative CommitteeEquity, Diversity, and Inclusion CommitteeCollaborative Training and Continuing Education Committee
- Personal and professional commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, accountability, justice, and belonging.
- See full OCN Board Recruitment Packet.
While not a restrictive or exclusive list, the following are attributes the OCN Board would like to consider as priorities in our expansion.
Areas of Expertise :
Experience, whether it be lived or professional, attributable to :
Acceptance of applications is ongoing and can be done at any time. However, if you are looking to be considered for a term start of July 2025, you must submit your application no later than March 15, 2025. If this role sounds like a good fit please submit an electronic application. For assistance or additional questions regarding this opportunity, you can contact
