Technology Student Association of Nc

“Ex-officio members are non-voting.”

“Bylaws were modified to define "executive board" to included the following officers: - president - president elect - past president - secretary - consultants - executive director/nctsa state advisor”

“Form 990 is reviewed at the annual meeting and a copy of the return is provided.”

“Board members, officers and staff complete an annual conflict of interest form.”

“Compensatioin is determined by the executive board, reviewed and approved by the entire board.”

“Compensation is determined, reviewed and approved by the executive board.”

“Bylaws are posted on the nctsa website, tax form 990 and other tax informaion are posted on irs and various public websites. Hard copies of tax returns are available upon request and with approval.”

“Technology student association of north carolina (nctsa) is a career and technical student organization (ctso) for sixth - twelfth grade students enrolled or previously enrolled in a technology, engineering & design or computer science & information technology course or approved career and technical education program in the state of north carolina. Functioning through the state delegation and local chapters, nctsa has as its purposes: - to provide opportunities for development of leadership through active participation in chapter activities. - to foster high standards of craftsmanship, scholarship, fellowship and ethics. - to instill desirable habits and attitudes in students that foster a deep respect for the dignity of work. - to increase the knowledge and understanding of our technological world. - explore technology, engineering and design and develop an understanding of technological & engineering literacy. - develop, through individual and team work, the ability of members to plan, organize, and use a variety of resources to solve problems. - to provide intra-curricular opportunities for technology, engineering & design and computer science & information students in north carolina to further technical skills and understandings. - to assist technology, engineering & design and computer science & information technology students in north carolina in the development of meaningful college and career goals. - to promote inclusion where all are respected regardless of gender, race, national origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability, where hard work and determination are rewarded through fair competition.”