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Austin Chapter has a number of opportunities for Members to
become more involved in the Chapter, the profession and the
community.
Sign
up for any of the Austin Chapter's volunteer activities by
completing this form.
Click
here to see what community service
opportunities are available above and beyond what the Austin
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Accounting
Career Exploration (ACE)
Advertising & Public Relations
Community Involvement
Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
Financial Literacy
Membership/Hospitality
New CPAs
Scholarships
Student/College Activities
Toastmasters
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Accounting
Career Exploration
This Chapter committee administers the Accounting Career Awareness
Program, in which CPAs visit area schools to tell students about
the variety of career opportunities available with an accounting
degree. This is how we help preserve the future of the profession,
recruiting the best and the brightest. Contact Career Awareness
Chairman Rusty Morrison
if you'd like to get involved. |
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Advertising
& Public Relations
The Image Enhancement Task Force is responsible for the Chapter's
advertising and public relations initiatives. For more information
about these opportunities, contact Janet
Hagy. |
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Community
Involvement
Nothing is more rewarding than giving back to the great community
in which we live. The Community Involvement task force meets
a few times throughout the year to think up great ways to support
charitable organizations. Our projects range from building houses
to toy drives to raising money by walking 5Ks. Ron
Wignall leads this worthwhile task force. |
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Continuing
Professional Education
CPAs must earn a certain amount of continuing education hours
per year in order to maintain their license. The CPE committee
is in charge of our annual course catalog and tax conference.
If you are interested in the latest accounting topics, know
great speakers or just want more information regarding the committee,
please contact Christi
Mondrik. |
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Financial
Literacy
The Austin Chapter plays an important role in TSCPA's statewide
Financial Literacy campaign. With its focus on senior citizens,
military families and nonprofit organizations, the Austin Chapter's
Financial Literacy task force is always looking for new members.
Contact Diana Sullivan
for more info. |
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Membership/Hospitality
The Austin Chapter gets new Members all the time, and we makes
sure new Members have the latest information about benefits,
volunteer opportunities, and all the other resources available
to them as Chapter Members. To learn more about these important
efforts, contact Dan
Popejoy. |
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New CPAs
This committee consists of CPAs that meet at least one the following criteria – under 40 years of age, received their license in the past five(5) years and/or are new to the Austin area. This group will plan networking events, group outings, volunteer activities and social functions with a goal of at least one event per month. Most planning will take place via email communication with occasional, perhaps quarterly, face-to-face meetings. |
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Scholarships
The Chapter began a robust scholarship program in 2005, awarding
three $1,000 scholarships to outstanding local accounting majors.
The scholarship task force also named one $1,250 scholarship
after Bette Williams, in honor of her years of dedicat4ed service
to the Austin Chapter and the accounting profession. To become
a part of this fun and worthy cause, contact Dan
Popejoy. |
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Student/College Activities
This group will work throughout the year to develop programs and activities conducive to preparing students for the CPA profession. Activities could include participation in panel discussions at campuses; networking events specifically geared toward students; providing mentor/student program; encouraging students to become TSCPA/Austin CPA Chapter members and apply for the chapter’s scholarships. |
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Toastmasters
The Austin Chapter has a thriving Toastmasters program - click
here to see it for yourself! |
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