Local Area Workshops

The EACUBO Area Programming Committee is responsible for developing low cost, drive in professional development programs in each of EACUBO’s 12 currently active programming areas. These areas are: New York City; CT and Western MA; Rochester; Philadelphia; New Jersey; Boston; Syracuse; Central PA; Baltimore and Washington, DC; Buffalo; Northern New England (ME, VT, NH); and Pittsburgh. (The Virginia and the Carolina area is inactive at the present time.)

For contacts in each of the 12 programming areas, Click Here.

Schedule of Upcoming Local Area Workshops

Save the Date: April 28, 2010 Workshop
Introduction to the Ethics Fitness Seminar
Marty Taylor, Institute for Global Ethics

APC 2010 EACUBO Spring Webcast

April 28, 2010
Various Locations
Syracuse Region Register Now
Boston Region Register Now

The EACUBO Area Programming Committee is comprised of a committee Chair and the appointed representatives of the area chapters, one of whom serves as Vice Chair. The area chapter Chairs typically serve a multi-year term. The Area Programming Committee members represent the leadership choices of each area chapter; committee leadership is appointed by the Board of Directors upon recommendation of the Executive Committee. This Committee is to assure a robust annual program of high quality, inexpensive, one day workshops throughout the region. Responsibilities include:

  • To encourage and support program development within EACUBO's twelve area chapters
  • To develop and produce programs that are relevant to local chapters and can be offered by multiple area chapters
  • To work in partnership with NACUBO to develop and produce programs in a low cost, one day format for delivery in the region
  • To maintain and enhance the linkages with the area chapters
  • To work with the First Vice President to reinvigorate area chapter leadership when. necessary
  • To coordinate with the EACUBO constituent committees on program content to insure that all constituent groups are well served
  • To provide a leadership role in utilizing technology to supplement area programs