What are the Reporter’s responsibilities in WAHOSA SLC?

• A. Publicize chapter activities, prepare press releases, manage social media and newsletters, and document events for archives.
• B. Assist the President, preside in the President's absence, coordinate programs and committees, and help with leadership development and succession planning.
• C. Record accurate minutes, maintain attendance and member roster, handle correspondence, maintain bylaws and standing rules, and distribute minutes and notices.
• D. Advise on parliamentary procedure, ensure meetings follow Robert's Rules, help with motions, and maintain order and rules compliance.

Answer: (A)

The Reporter focuses on communications and keeping a record of chapter activities. This means publicizing what the chapter does, preparing press releases to share news with the community, managing social media and newsletters to keep members and supporters informed, and documenting events so they are preserved in archives for future reference. This combination helps grow visibility, engagement, and a usable history of the SLC.

Other roles described align with different officers: assisting and presiding in the President’s absence relates to executive leadership and program coordination; recording minutes, attendance, rosters, and distributing notices are responsibilities of the Secretary; advising on parliamentary procedure and maintaining order are the duties of the Parliamentarian.