| Alex Guiang, CGFM Regional Vice President California Region |
| ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTANTS |
| Advancing Government Accountability - California Region |
Chapter Recognition Program
The Chapter Recognition Program (CRP) is a noncompetitive
program recognizing a chapter’s performance in relation
to a standard or benchmark linked to AGA’s mission. The
objective of the CRP is to support, encourage and promote
the accomplishment of AGA’s mission, and to provide flexible
noncompetitive guidelines for a well-rounded chapter. Above
all, the CRP is a planning guide to be used before the start of
the program year, with results reviewed throughout the year by
the chapter president or designee.
The Chapter Recognition Program (CRP) is a noncompetitive
program recognizing a chapter’s performance in relation
to a standard or benchmark linked to AGA’s mission. The
objective of the CRP is to support, encourage and promote
the accomplishment of AGA’s mission, and to provide flexible
noncompetitive guidelines for a well-rounded chapter. Above
all, the CRP is a planning guide to be used before the start of
the program year, with results reviewed throughout the year by
the chapter president or designee.
Due Date Report
June 1, 2009 List of Chapter Executive Board
July 15, 2009 Meetings Plan
Education and Professional
Development Plan
CGFM Plan
Community Service Plan
September 30, 2009 History Report (annual report of
accomplishments and service to
members)
Chapter Recognition Report - 1st Qtr
December 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 2nd Qtr
March 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 3rd Qtr
May 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 4th Qtr
How to participate in the Chapter Recognition Program
Visit AGA National Office Web Site and enter the Members Only
site. You enter your program credits via the Members Only area
of the AGA website. Log on to the AGA Members Only Site
using your AGA ID number as your login and your first initial
followed by your last name as your password. Click on the
navigational button called “Chapter Recognition Program” for
access to the data entry screen for your chapter. Once you
enter your chapter’s credits and hit the “update” button, the
information is permanently stored in the database. You can
come back at anytime throughout the year to edit your chapter’s
information.
Each chapter should also advise the Regional Vice President,
Alex Guiang, that your credits for the quarter have been
completed on-line by sending him email at
AGASiliconVal@sbcglobal.net.
How to earn credit points
Your chapter activities are translated to certain points under the
CRP Program. For details, check on the CRP Manual from the
AGA Members Only Web Site.
We want you to be honored and recognized at the 59th Annual
Professional Development Conference in Orlando, Florida on
July 11 - 14, 2010. Plan and set your goal. Chapter that
accumulates the credit points below during the program year -
June 1, 2009 to May 31, 2010 - will receive:
To view the CRP Program, click here.
June 1, 2009 List of Chapter Executive Board
July 15, 2009 Meetings Plan
Education and Professional
Development Plan
CGFM Plan
Community Service Plan
September 30, 2009 History Report (annual report of
accomplishments and service to
members)
Chapter Recognition Report - 1st Qtr
December 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 2nd Qtr
March 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 3rd Qtr
May 31, 2009 Chapter Recognition Report - 4th Qtr
How to participate in the Chapter Recognition Program
Visit AGA National Office Web Site and enter the Members Only
site. You enter your program credits via the Members Only area
of the AGA website. Log on to the AGA Members Only Site
using your AGA ID number as your login and your first initial
followed by your last name as your password. Click on the
navigational button called “Chapter Recognition Program” for
access to the data entry screen for your chapter. Once you
enter your chapter’s credits and hit the “update” button, the
information is permanently stored in the database. You can
come back at anytime throughout the year to edit your chapter’s
information.
Each chapter should also advise the Regional Vice President,
Alex Guiang, that your credits for the quarter have been
completed on-line by sending him email at
AGASiliconVal@sbcglobal.net.
How to earn credit points
Your chapter activities are translated to certain points under the
CRP Program. For details, check on the CRP Manual from the
AGA Members Only Web Site.
We want you to be honored and recognized at the 59th Annual
Professional Development Conference in Orlando, Florida on
July 11 - 14, 2010. Plan and set your goal. Chapter that
accumulates the credit points below during the program year -
June 1, 2009 to May 31, 2010 - will receive:
- Bronze Chapter Designation will be presented to any
chapter that attains between 12,000 and 14,500 credits
for the year. The chapter president’s plaque will include
recognition that the chapter has achieved Bronze status.
- Silver Chapter Designation will be presented to any
chapter that attains between 14,501 and 17,000 credits
for the year. The chapter president’s plaque will include
recognition that the chapter has achieved Silver status.
- Gold Chapter Designation will be presented to any
chapter that attains between 17,001 and 19,500 credits
for the year. The chapter president’s plaque will include
recognition that the chapter has achieved Gold status.
- Platinum Chapter Designation will be presented to any
chapter that attains between 19,501 and 22,000 credits
for the year. The chapter president’s plaque will include
recognition that the chapter has achieved Platinum status.
To view the CRP Program, click here.
| Christine Salvador, CGFM Regional Coordinator - Chapter Development & Assistance Southern California |
| Jerry Gandara, JD, MBA Regional Coordinator - Chapter Development & Assistance Northern California |
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