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State Councils and Chapters 

ENA State Councils

The state level category of membership exists immediately below the national level and is automatically obtained upon joining the association. ENA state councils are chartered by the national association to implement its philosophy, objectives and leadership and serve as the decision-making bodies at the state level.

ENA State Council Chapters

The local level category of membership exists immediately below the state level of membership. The local level may consist of formal chapters responsible for implementing national ENA professional activities or informal constituent groups, units or divisions responsible for implementing ENA professional activities as outlined by the state council.

General Assembly         

The General Assembly provides direction and stewardship for the organization. It creates professional emergency nursing policy and positions that support the purpose of ENA. General Assembly precedes the ENA Annual Conference. More than 700 delegates represented from state councils and international members gather to witness the installation of board members, hear reports on association activities and debate and vote on proposed bylaws amendments and resolutions.

 New Books Available!

ATTENTION STATE AND CHAPTER LEADERS ~ New Books Available

This is a four part series (sold separately) authored by ENA’s Parliamentarian, Colette Collier Trohan.  The books sell at a member price of $35 each.  Below is a brief description.  A more detailed explanation can be found at https://admin.ena.org/store/.

A Great Meeting Needs A Great Chair:  Everything you need to know about running a great meeting; preparing the agenda, opening the meeting, handling reports, handling motions, taking votes, closing the meeting.

A Great Meeting Needs Great Members:  Written for Directors, Delegates, Councilors and General Members: debate strategy, making motions, voting, elections.

A Great Meeting Needs a Great Secretary:  Learn the importance of documenting your meeting; agenda formats, secretary’s log, recording votes, writing minutes.

 A Great Meeting Needs a Great Treasurer:  A guide which every Treasurer should read; basic records, the paper trail, financial reports, budgets and audits.

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