Membership

Speak with one voice on asthma-related and environmental health issues on behalf of K-12 schools and SEHAC member organizations.
Share with and learn from a network of government, non-profit and academic stakeholders from across the state that have successfully implemented asthma and environmental health programs.
Participate in annual meetings and help set organizational objectives.

Leadership Council — Members meet monthly via conference call and set organizational policies, procedures and objectives, and participate on at least one Standing Committee or Work Group.
Affiliate Membership — Members assist by reviewing and helping to disseminate SEHAC resources, and by participating via conference call on a Standing Committee and/or Work Group when the Member has special knowledge on a topic being addressed by the Standing Committee and/or Work Group.

Membership is open to any organization or individual that supports the mission of SEHAC. Large agencies with multiple and separate departments may have members who represent the separate departments. If a department has more than one member, that department is expected to identify a primary representative who is authorized to cast a vote on SEHAC matters.
Members are expected to support the mission and goals of SEHAC, participate and work collaboratively.
Members of the Leadership Council, Standing Committees and Work Groups are expected to attend at least 75% of the scheduled meetings.
Members agree to comply with all conditions and requirements set forth in the SEHAC Bylaws.