Student SNCAE Officers 2012-2013
left to right, Leah Clawson-Vice President, Tonya Harmati-Webmaster, Donavon Harrison-President, Mandy Johnson-NEA rep, Jill Moyer-Secretary
Student NCAE (SNCAE)
The Student North Carolina Association of Educators is a pre-professional organization for undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in education. SNCAE is a division of the larger North Carolina Association of Educators, the leading professional organization for educators in North Carolina, representing over 65,000 members of the National Education Association, the largest education association in the United States. SNCAE’s goal is to prepare college students for their futures as educators. Through NCAE, workshops are offered free of charge in areas such as No Child Left Behind, PRAXIS preparation, Diversity in the Classroom, and Classroom Management for the New Teacher. Local chapters provide support with job interviewing skills, resume writing, student teaching, and advice for the first year teaching. A spring convention is held each year at which SNCAE members can attend professional workshops, vote on an executive board for the upcoming year, and network with other future educators. If you are a future educator in the state of North Carolina, join your professional organization, SNCAE, and make a difference with today’s youth!
Join Today
Once you join, you will receive NEA Today, Tomorrow’s Teachers, and the NCAE News Bulletin as well as your membership card that will allow you to access thousands of nationwide discounts. Your subscriptions will begin automatically through the online registration process. Join today!
SNCAE Your Voice Our Voice One Voice! – SNCAE Join Today! View the 2013-13 SNCAE trifold for 2012-13.
Diana Bucklew “I Believe In YOU” SNCAE Award
Benefits
SNCAE members are eligible for numerous benefits, one of the most important being coverage of up to $1,000,000 in liability insurance protection any time a student is working with school children as part of his or her pre-work training – even if simply observing a class.
Members have the advantage of NCAE/NEA workshops and conferences designed for the needs of future teachers. Professional publications from NCAE and NEA keep students up-to-date on current education news and trends.
Money-saving member benefits include: low insurance rates – credit card discounts – vision care discounts – discounts at Disney World, Universal Studios, Kings Dominion, Carowinds, and other theme parks – discounts on cruises and car rentals – online hotel, resort, restaurant, retailer and merchant discounts and much more.
Student members also have the unique opportunity to make valuable professional and personal friendships that can help young educators feel more comfortable in the classroom.
And, don’t forget, as a first-year teacher, students receive a $20 rebate from NEA and a $10 rebate from NCAE for every year as a student member!
Stay In The Know
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Also if you click the link below it will take you to the most current newsletter we have.
SNCAE State Newsletter THE ENDEAVOR January 2013
Spring Conference
SNCAE Spring Conference 2013 information is now available. Click here to download the flyer for the conference.
Check out the agenda for the conference!
Workshops
Campus workshops on a variety of subjects may be scheduled by calling NCAE’s Center for Teaching and Learning at 800-662-7924 x 229.
Presidents and Advisors
We are in the process of collecting information from all campuses regarding their chapter status, members, advisor(s), and president(s). If your school is not on this list and you would like it to be, or if the information is incorrect/incomplete, please email Cathy Barnes at Cathy.Barnes@ncae.org
By providing your information, you grant permission for your e-mail address to be linked to your name on this page. If you wish to be listed without your email being accessible, please note that in your e-mail.
| School | Chapter President | Chapter Advisor |
| (Chapter in italics are listed as inactive) | ||
| Appalachian State University | Kelly Roth | Allen Bryant |
| Barton College | Sara Lilly | Bettie Willingham |
| Bennett College for Women | Angel Pittman | Joyce Spruill |
| Campbell University- | Carolyn Maidon | |
| Catawba College | Cristin Ritchie | Amanda Bosch |
| Chowan University | Andrea Goodwyn | Jayne Wolfskill |
| East Carolina University | Lucretia Smith | Sharon Schleigh |
| Elizabeth City State University | Rosemary Rice-Jones | |
| Elon University | Helon Wright | Carol Smith |
| Fayetteville State University | Earlyn Jordon | |
| Lees-McRae College | Robin Buchanan | |
| Lenoir Rhyne University | Megan Maner | Joan Huffman |
| Meredith College | Hannah Thornton | Monica McKinney, Julie Schrock |
| NC A&T State University | Blayre Penn | Sharon Hunter |
| NC Central University | Donavon Harbison | Jaalil Hart |
| NC Wesleyan College | Carrisha Reid | Patricia Brewer |
| NC State University | Allison Mitchall | |
| Salem College | Mary Davis | |
| UNC-Asheville | ||
| UNC-Charlotte- | Amy Milam | Tracy Rock, Drew Polly |
| UNC-Greensboro | Cheryl Greenberg | |
| UNC-Pembroke | Tiffany England | Lisa Mitchell |
| UNC-Wilmington | Becca Lard | Dr. Kathy Fox & Dr. Elizabeth Crawford |
| Vance Granville CC | Tracey Bennett | |
| Warren-Wilson College | Grace Mitchell | |
| Western Carolina University | Dalton Mallonee, Shae Laughter | Sarah Meltzer |
| Wingate University | Matthew Andrews | Eddie Case |
| Winston-Salem State University | Semond Coleman | Brenda Kennedy |
A message to all chapters
Hello All!
Your NEA-SP Advisory Committee is doing some work on minority recruitment. We have developed a survey and really need all of you to take a few minutes out of your day to fill it out! NOTE: you do not need to be a minority to fill out the survey. We would really appreciate it. Just follow the link provided. All surveys must be submitted by Friday February 10th. That gives all of you almost two weeks to fill out the survey. Please help out the NEA-SP!