Tools - Steering Committee
Samples and templates are available for use and/or modification as needed to meet community needs and employer human resource policies and procedures.
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Steering Committee Orientation Package
2014-09-01
Copy and share this document with all new Steering Committee Members to provide an overview of the program and Committee Members roles and responsibilities.
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Steering Committee Activity Form
2016-01-26
To be completed after each engagement of the Steering Committee. Demonstrates a commitment by the community to provide direction and support to the CSRC, as well as, overall management of the NC&SRCP.
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Steering Committee Terms of Reference
2015-09-01
Terms on which the Steering Committee agrees to function. To ensure meaningful community member input into programs coordinated and facilitated by the Community & School Recreation Coordinator (CSRC); to provide local management and ownership of community-based sport, culture & recreation programs.
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Steering Commitee Meeting Agenda
2015-09-01
Sample meeting agenda content for an average Steering Committee Meeting.
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CSRC Report to Steering Committee
2015-09-01
CSRCs are responsible to provide their Steering Committees with quality information that allows them to provide feedback and input into the programs and services provided. At a minimum the following information should be compiled and shared at each meeting.
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Steering Committee Member Attendance
2015-09-01
A checklist to gain a better understanding of the unique contributions members of your Steering Committee can make.
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Community Needs Assessment
2015-09-01
To be a success a program must be of interest and need to the community. To determine this, the recreation coordinator must
know his/her community—who’s in it, what programs and resources exist and what people want. Start by collecting all the
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Top 10 Ways to Make Your Steering Committee Work!
2015-09-01
The most common issue amongst communities participating in the Northern Community & School Recreation Coordinator Program is the difficulty experienced in developing and sustaining an effective Steering Committee. While there can be barriers that prevent a Steering Committee from working, there are also many examples of Steering Committees that do work and have done some AMAZING things.
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Tips for Holding Good Meetings
2015-09-01
Best practices and tips for how to host successful and efficient Steering Committee Meetings.
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Selecting & Recruiting Steering Committee Members
2015-09-01
When first establishing or rejuvenating a local Steering Committee, it may help to review the individual assets of the people and leaders in your community. Consider the following questions to assist you in identifying a community champion from your community’s perspective.
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