Frequently Asked Questions

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ICSEW meetings are open, public meetings. Anyone may attend, regardless of gender or employment status. If you’re a state employee who is not a member, we encourage you to attend! Executive Board meetings are also open to the public, even if you are not an Executive Board member.

No. Any employee who works for a state agency or higher education institution may apply to serve on the ICSEW, regardless of gender.

1. Subscribe to our blog to receive notifications of new blog posts and other updates.
2. Subscribe to our GovDelivery newsletter to receive ICSEW news.
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4. Attend an ICSEW meeting.
5. Contact one of our executive board members!

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We encourage you to join, but it is not required. The success of ICSEW is due to the work completed by the subcommittees. View our sub-committees pages for details on each.

How often a subcommittee meets varies. The occurrence of meetings is set by the subcommittee chair. Contact the subcommittee chair for more information about specific meeting times.

Yes, absolutely!

The Governor’s Office appoints a staff member to be the liaison to ICSEW. The liaison is given time at every meeting to update the committee on the Governor’s priorities and receive feedback from the members. In addition, the ICSEW chair may schedule individual meetings with the liaison in order to communicate with the Governor’s Office about ICSEW priorities and activities. ICSEW may also formally communicate with the Governor’s Office through letters or memos.

1. Attend meetings.
2. Actively participate on subcommittees.
3. Share information with your agency about ICSEW activities and events.

This varies by agency. Representatives should work with their agency to develop a clear plan for communication (i.e., sending emails, providing articles about ICSEW in agency newsletters or attending meetings to provide updates or overviews).