Officers

Many people ask what is involved in the various officer positions. Full descriptions are available, but here are the short versions.

Our officer elections are in April of each year, and appointed positions are filled at the May business meeting. All positions come with a spiffy badge and some privileges.

Certain offices are done as a team effort since the tasks are often beyond the scope of mere mortal volunteers.

 

ARCHIVIST - Management of SOJ's archival records

CASHIER - Collects funds at events

LIAISON DIRECTOR - Coordinates communications and fosters relationships with other organizations, national and otherwise

MENTORING DIRECTOR - Oversees and manages the SOJ Mentoring program

MUNCH DIRECTOR - Create social environments where the BDSM community can get together and network, and new people can be introduced to more experienced people

ORIENTATION SECRETARY - Performs secretarial duties for orientations

POSTMISTRESS/POSTMASTER - Perform all duties regarding postal functions

TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR - Maintains SOJ's web site and technology infrastructure

VOLUNTEER MANAGER - Welcomes new members and solicits volunteers from the general membership

WELCOMING DIRECTOR - Welcome new members and provide information about activities and resources available to members

BUSINESS MEETING MODERATOR - Conducts business meetings and the annual meeting

COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY - Manages SOJ's communications

COORDINATOR - Sets the direction for the organization and assists in having things run smoothly

GROWING PAINS EDITOR - Produces monthly newsletter

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY - Performs membership administrative functions; protects membership information

ORIENTATION DIRECTOR - Conducts monthly orientation meetings

OUTREACH DIRECTOR - Maintains SOJ's presence in the community

PROGRAM DIRECTOR - Plan, schedule and present educational programs

RECORDING SECRETARY - Records the minutes at business meetings and the annual meeting

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - Plans and organizes social events for the benefit of members and their guests

TREASURER - Performs financial duties

If you want to become involved as an officer, we suggest you attend a Society of Janus business meeting as a good start. This often attracts new volunteers (and sometimes makes then run screaming from the room -- just kidding).