Joining the Board

The Land Trust is currently seeking several passionate members of our community to join our team as new auxiliary board members.

Serving on the board is a rewarding experience and an opportunity for professional growth.

This self-nomination application is aimed to help you understand the skills, time, and resource commitments required of this leadership position.

Please read the board information packet (click here) and complete the application form in its entirety before submitting your self-nomination. Completed applications can be submitted on this site, emailed to info@csrlt.org, or mailed to PO Box 148, Augusta GA 30903.

The deadline for all submissions is December 7th.

Our current Board of Directors will review applications during their December meeting. If selected, you will be notified by December 31st and you will become a member of the auxiliary board starting January 1st.

After six months on the auxiliary, you may request to join the Board as a full voting member.

Auxiliary Board - Self-Nomination Form

Name

Email Address

Phone

Mailing Address

Employer & Job Title

Educational Background

Current Community/Volunteer Activities

Other Memberships & Achievements

1. Why are you interested in serving on the Board of Directors? Why is being part of the Land Trust important to you?

2. What particular attributes, skills, experience, and interests will you bring to the Board, and how will you use them to contribute to the success of the Land Trust?

3. What do you believe are the two most significant opportunities or concerns regarding land conservation today?

4. What potential conflicts, real or perceived, might arise, should you be elected to the Board?

5. Please describe any limitations on your ability to participate actively in regularly scheduled board meetings and major events in person, or to serve the entirety of a four-year term.

6. Please share any other thoughts regarding service on this Board that you would like us to know.

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