Members may write themselves or others in on the ballot in March. MCCC Members written in on the ballot MUST also fill in the information form, Thursday March 28, 4:00pm to be elected. Click here for MTA and/or NEA write-in information page DELEGATE to the MTA Annual Meeting Boston – Friday May 3 and Saturday May 4, 2019 DELEGATE to the NEA Representative Assembly Houston – Monday, July 1 to Monday, July 8, 2019 … [Read more...]
Nominations open
Nominations Close Thursday, February 7, 4:00 Click here for Nominations page DELEGATE to the MTA Annual Meeting Boston – Friday May 3 and Saturday May 4, 2019 DELEGATE to the NEA Representative Assembly Houston – Monday, July 1 to Monday, July 8, 2019 CANDIDATE for At-Large Part-time/Adjunct Director to the MCCC Board of Directors (2 to be elected) Candidates for at-large part-time/adjunct director NOMINATION SIGNATURE FORM … [Read more...]
2018 Election Results NEA Delegates
Based on Number of Full- and Part-time members, the MCCC is allocated 31 Delegates to the NEA RA. The top 10 electees are eligible for up to $800 in reimbursement by the MCCC and all Delegates are eligible for up to $500 of reimbursement by the MTA. All reimbursements are subject to an attendance requirement at daily sessions and documentation of expenses. See the FAQ HERE for more information. Current Delegates and Alternates Updated June 27, … [Read more...]
2018 Election Results Officers
President PT FT Total 1 MARGARET WONG, QCC 206 208 414 2 CLAUDINE BARNES, CCCC 90 224 314 Vice President 1 ROSEMARIE FREELAND, GCC 174 361 535 Secretary 1 DEANNA PUTNAM, BHCC 177 344 521 Treasurer 1 GAIL GUARINO, CCCC 137 279 416 2 GEORGIANA S. CHEVRY, ED.M., BHCC 124 111 235 Part-Time/Adjunct At-Large … [Read more...]
Candidate Statements 2018
CANDIDATES FOR MCCC OFFICERS For President Claudine Barnes My name is Claudine Barnes and I ask for your vote to serve you as MCCC President. The MCCC will be entering a new, challenging era with the upcoming Janus decision and we need strong and knowledgeable leadership to guide the union with integrity, honesty, and transparency. We need to focus our energies on management, the state legislature, and the governor. Some ideas: engage in a membership drive and improve how we reach … [Read more...]