Southeast District
District Chair: Amy Helminski
Southeast District News
  • SED Meeting Minutes 11/10/09
    • SED District Meeting Minutes: Tuesday November 10, 2009

       
      CHAIRPERSON – Amy Helminski, PT
      ·         Meeting officially called to order
      ·         Discusses need for nominations for chairperson for our district
      ·         For positions at the state level look for updates on website or look in PT connections
      ·         If you would like to have something submitted in the PT connections contact Amy
      ·         WPTA spring conference – looking for speakers and volunteers for helping to organize; look for more information on the WPTA website
       
      VICE CHAIRPERSON – Nicole Ponda, PT
      ·         Looking into Gray Institute for a spring PEARLS course
      ·         Not much luck selling entertainment books
       
      TREASURER – Becky Sewell, PT
      ·         Checking: $9480.30
      ·         Savings: $2281.73
      ·         CD #1: $1079.90 matures on 1/13/10
      ·         CD #2: $2199.05 matures on 4/18/10
      ·         Money Market: $2977.75
      ·         Total of all accounts: $18018.73
       
      PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR – Phil Bergold, PT
      ·         Thank you to Marquette for hosting this meeting
      ·         Next meetings:
      o   Tuesday March 9,2010 @ 6 p.m. at Miller Inn
      o   Tuesday September 14, 2010 @ 6 p.m. at St. Lukes
      o   Tuesday November 9, 2010 @ 6 p.m. at MU for MPM award
      ·         Call Phil if you have ideas for hosting future meetings or for speakers
       
      MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE CHAIR – Heidi Weidner, PT
      ·         Encouraging people to get involved in the district or at the state level
      ·         Can get involved in committees or talk with students
      ·         Read PT connections for further updates and membership activities
       
      NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIR – Nina Olson, PT
      ·         Nominations still needed for chairperson and treasurer
      o   Both are 2 year terms; chairperson is conduit to the state level, is responsible for organizing meetings, budget
       
      ACADEMIC LIAISON CHAIR – Monique Serpas, PT
      ·         Thank you to Lois Harrison, PT for her years in this position and welcome to Monique
      ·         2 awards given this meeting:
      o   Golden Goniometer: awarded to the school with the biggest % attendance at meetings; awarded to Concordia University
      o   Graduate Student recognition award: awarded to a student in her last year of school; awarded to Kellie Wagner graduating from UWM
       
      PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR – Kim Ring, PT
      ·         Not present, no report given
       
      CORRESPONDING SECRETARY – Gina Bush, PT
      ·         Look for updates for upcoming meetings on the fall ballots
       
      ANNOUNCEMENTS
      ·         Connie Kittleson announcing scholarships for the WPT Fund for those students graduating between 12/2010 and 12/2011
      o   2 types; one based on financial need and Chris Crivello community service award
      o   Go to the WPTA website, click on committees, then WPT fund
       
      Formal meeting adjourned, MPM award recipient presentation
       
      Respectfully submitted,
       Gina Bush, PT
       
     
  • Thanks to those who helped out at the Elkhorn Golf Outing to support Parkinson’s Disease on Sunday, May 6! 
District Awards
  • Golden Goniometer Award
    • How do I get involved in my future profession? Are there any special activities geared toward students in my professional organization? These are just two of the questions that the SE District Academic Liaison Committee (ALC) can answer for you! Involvement in your future profession can be as easy as attending one of the district meetings held 3 times per year. Each year, the ALC awards an attendance award to one of the 5 PT or PTA programs in our district. The award, called the Golden Goniometer, will be awarded to the school that has the greatest percentage of their students attend district meetings from November through May. The award will be presented each year at the November district meeting, where your school will be recognized for its superior student interest and dedication to the profession. So start your move now toward your school’s possession of this coveted award and come join us at the district meetings! You’ll have fun, get some free food, keep up to date on current issues affecting the PT profession, network with others and learn from the featured speaker for the evening. We look forward to seeing you there.
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