At NSPRA, our members are our greatest strength. The unique experiences, dedication and pursuit of excellence you bring to school public relations reflect both our association's rich history and its promising future.

That's why each year, we invite every member to consider stepping forward as an NSPRA volunteer, contributing to the growth and impact of your association.

Read more below about ways you can get involved, including serving on the NSPRA Executive Board, volunteering for the new Engagement Task Force, welcoming members to the association as a new NSPRA Navigator and more!

NSPRA Executive Board Leadership Opportunities Starting in 2025

NSPRA’s Executive Board Search Committee (EBSC) is currently seeking candidates for the following elected Executive Board offices that will become available in October 2025:

• President-elect

• Mideast Region Vice President (D.C., IN, KY, MD, MI, OH, VA, WV)

• Northeast Region Vice President (CT, DE, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Eastern ON, Prince Edward Island, Quebec)

• Southwest Region Vice President (AZ, CA, CO, HI, NV, NM, UT, WY)

Open to professional NSPRA members, serving as an officer on the NSPRA Executive Board requires time and energy, but as past officers can attest, it offers an opportunity to shape the future of our profession, build governance experience and showcase your leadership skills on a national stage.

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In addition, NSPRA Vice President at Large for Superintendents Rosanna Mucetti, Ed.D., concludes her term in September. This appointed board position represents the perspective of superintendents to the Executive Board and engages superintendents around the country to help inform and educate them about issues and activities of NSPRA.

If you or a superintendent you know is a champion for school communication and interested in serving in this position, learn more and complete a short questionnaire. NSPRA membership is preferred.

Additional Ways to Volunteer

Did you know that NSPRA also needs as many as 100 association members each year to:

• Volunteer for service on committees (including the NEW Engagement Task Force)
• Serve as awards judges 
• Help welcome new members to NSPRA as part of the new NSPRA Navigators program
• Mentor new school communication professionals

...and more! There are a variety of volunteer service opportunities to suit the unique professional interests and experiences of members.

If you're interested in getting involved or want to learn more, click the button below to complete a short interest form. 

Volunteer Interest Form