Thank you for your interest in serving as a House of Delegates (HOD) Super-delegate. Super-delegate positions are available for the New England Region (states including Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont) and the West Coast Region (states including Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington).
We are looking for a dynamic spokesperson for the allergy specialty. Diversity and experience in government, politics, and advocacy groups is what makes our organization great. Super-delegates are responsible for bringing legislative, professional, and business issues and concerns of the allergy communities to the College.
Below are questions and information that help the College leaders understand who you are and what experiences you have or could bring to representing our members in the political arena. Serving as a super-delegate is an important way to support our members and ensure the allergy specialty continues.
Please keep the following in mind:
* You must be an active College Fellow to apply.
* Super-delegates serve five-year renewable terms.
* Candidates must live or work within the specified region.
Super-delegates serve as the conduit between local, state and regional allergy societies and the HOD leadership. They facilitate the communication of important issues and concerns amongst these key stakeholders. Super-delegates should also build rapport with legislators, lobbyists, allergists, and member societies in his or her region. Super-delegates will monitor local legislation; establish contacts with local and state legislators, allergists and regional allergy societies. They will share advocacy information with HOD leaders, state delegates and Advocacy Council leaders.
More information is available about the super-delegate position - https://college.acaai.org/college-super-delegate-job-description/.
Please complete the following application form. Applications are being accepted Jan. 15 – Feb. 29, 2024. All submitted applications will be vetted by the HOD’s Nominating Committee; one super-delegate for the New England Region and one super-delegate for the West Coast Region will be chosen for five-year terms. The chosen applicants will be notified by June 1.