2. ASDA Policy Making: Putting Your Ideas into Action Jiwon Lee Speaker of the House Columbia, 2014 Tim Calnon Chair, Leadership Development Workgroup Buffalo, 2013

3. Outline WWH

4. What is a resolution?

5. A resolution is a formal request or action that is presented to the House of Delegates for consideration. www.asdanet.org

6. Should ASDA raise dues $10 per member? Do we want to eliminate paper copies of our publications? Should ASDA be split into 14 Districts? Does ASDA support licensure by credentials? Should we stop this presentation now?

7. Adopted? Education and Licensure Professional Issues MembershipSessions LDWG Governance LGN Communications

8. Why Resolutions ?

9. What’s the Point of Resolutions? The House is responsible for determining ASDA’s policies and initiatives The House is responsible for determining ASDA’s policies and initiatives

10. Purpose of a Resolution Maintains accurate directives Accountability Allows for Transparency

11. Evaluate the Association Take a closer look at what ASDA represents What’s missing?

15. Good  Great

17. Who can help? SOH, BOT, National Leaders Good  Great

18. Why a resolution?

19. Before you start writing… www.ASDAnet.org  Leadership  HOD Resources

20. Check existing policies

21. Amendments possible

22. Resolution template Title Financial Impact Sponsors Background Therefore, be it Resolved, that _____________________; and be it further (optional) Resolved, that _____________________.

23. Titles matter Summarize topic concisely and clearly

24. Examples of Titles ASDA Policy Regarding Written Consent for Student-to-Student Injections E9 Freedom to Invite Vendors/Speakers May reference existing policy or resolution: Revision to A-1 Additional Year of Dental Education

25. Parts of a resolution Financial Impact: Cost (Staff can help) Sponsors: Name, position, chapter of each sponsor (John Smith, Chapter President, Awesome Dental School) Background: – Justifies need for your resolution and provides context for delegates – End with “; therefore be it” to lead in to your resolution

26. Recent example Resolution Number 303-2012: Resolved, that an Advanced Standing Program Liaison Position and/or subcommittee be created at the national level in order to benefit the organization at large over the coming years.

27. Resolving clauses Resolved, that the Bylaws, Part I – Membership include a Section 8 as follows: Ethics - Members shall voluntarily abide by the ASDA Student Code of Ethics; and be it further Resolved, that the current ASDA Student Code of Ethics (2002), Policy statement E-7 be referred to the Council on Membership for review and possible revision.”

28. Policies and Positions E-9 Freedom to Invite Vendors/Speakers (2000) The American Student Dental Association encourages the administrators of all U.S. accredited dental schools to grant ASDA leaders the autonomy to select and invite dental supply companies and speakers to visit their school in order to heighten their knowledge and broaden their exposure to dental products prior to venturing into dental practice.

29. Breakout Activity

30. Discussion

31. Our Success Story

32. So how did this happen?

34. Resolution Number: 324RC-2010 Title: International Dental Outreach for Students Reference Committee Assignment: Governance & Professional Issues Sponsors: Nipa Thakkar (Alt Delegate) Temple University Addresses Strategic Plan Goal(s): #1: Effective advocacy for students and patients Board of Trustees Comments: Reference Committee Comments: The Reference Committee agrees with the intent of the resolution, but we believe the performance of irreversible procedures by non-dentists needs to be further evaluated with respect to appropriate standards in the best interest of patient care. Therefore, we would like the Council on Professional Issues to study the issue further before developing specific policy language.

35. RESOLUTION Resolved, that the Council on Professional Issues develop a policy regarding the performance of irreversible procedures by non-dentists, including but not limited to predental students participating in dental outreach programs; and be it further Resolved, that the Council on Professional Issues and Governance present this policy to the House of Delegates at the 2011 Annual Session. Action: The Chair moves the substitution of 324RC-2010 for 324- 2010, with a recommendation to adopt 324RC-2010 with a yes vote. House Action: Adopted by the House

36. B-8 Dental Outreach Programs (2010, revised 2011, 2012) Students in U.S. dental schools and predental programs who participate in a dental outreach program (e.g., international service trips, domestic service trips, volunteerism in underserved areas, etc.) are strongly encouraged: To adhere to the ASDA Code of Ethics and the ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct; To be directly supervised by dentists licensed to practice in the United States or by faculty at a U.S. CODA-accredited dental school; To perform only procedures for which the volunteer has received proper education and training.

38. Help/advice Your Chapter president Select ASDA Staff Your Trustee The Executive Committee National Leadership speaker@asdanet.org ?