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Volume 24, Issue 3Winter 2018The UtahAssociation ofEducational OfficeProfessionalsOnce the holidays are over, most of us start thinking of NewYear’s Resolutions. Since the majority of people fail to keeptheir resolutions, a better way to set yearly goals is to say, “Iwant to create a positive change in my life.” One of the firstways you can create a positive change is to register now forour 25th annual conference on March 10th. Our keynotespeaker, Dr. Paul Jenkins, will share his insights on how tobecome pathologically positive!Sherry Wilson, CEOEUAEOP PresidentSupporting Utah Educational OfficeProfessionals through professionaldevelopment, networking andrecognition.As you will see from the conference information on pages 6-9,chairman Andrea Curtin and her committee have beenactively preparing another informative and enjoyableopportunity for us. Won’t you mark this date on the calendaras “your” day to refresh, renew, and invigorate yourself andcelebrate our silver anniversary?Learn Connect GrowUAEOP is an affiliate of theNational Association ofEducational OfficeProfessionalsThis year we have chosen the Utah Food Bank as our service project. One in six Utahchildren face the pain and stress of hunger and our monetary donations, no matterhow large or small, can help change the situation.This is my last message as UAEOP President. It has been a pleasure serving the firstrate office pros of Utah for a second time. My thanks and gratitude go to the boardmembers that served the last three years. It would be absolutely impossible tofunction in this position without their support, encouragement, and willingness to doanything they were asked. My best wishes go to Mary and the incoming board asthey carry on the successes of our great organization. And to the members ofUAEOP, I thank you for helping me learn, connect, and grow.As I reflect back to when we began UAEOP and the ensuing years, we have hadcountless learning opportunities, great experiences, road trips, and lots of laughter.Technology has changed rapidly in that time and we can literally now get trainingat our fingertips. But there is something about learning alongside other people,networking, the personal touch that forms friendships and creates an energy andsense of belonging.Retaining and recruiting association members at all levels and in most professionshave been a topic of conversation for the last 20 years. Members are the lifebloodof any organization and each member of UAEOP is valued – not for their dues butfor the talents and experiences they bring to the rest of the group. It is easy to say “ifmy employer isn’t going to pay for me to attend a conference or pay for my dues, Iwon’t belong” or “why should I go and spend my own time and money?”www.uaeop.org2Buzzing Around UtahSave the Dates & DeadlinesThought of the MonthWelcome New Members3NAEOP ConferencePSP RecipientsStudent ScholarshipCommitted to Excellence Award4National Wear Red Day5Bits and PiecesUAEOP Listserves6-9 UAEOP Conference Information10UAEOP BoardReminderMembership ApplicationI think Louise Henderson Nelson, president emeritus of NAEOP, said it best, “Membership in your local, state, and nationalassociation is a small investment in dollars and efforts, considering the rewards. Your success can be measured by theamount of effort you expend. Your association investments pay large dividends.”What benefits are gained by belonging to UAEOP? Professional development opportunities offer solutions and providethe tools and knowledge needed to be successful office employees. Networking gives us a chance to meet andconnect with new people, renew friendships, and replenish our working souls. Holding an office or serving on acommittee develops leadership skills. Our success to have the finest professional association depends upon each of usinvesting our time and talents. So maybe the question to ask is “What will I miss by not belonging?” As a volunteerorganization, we’ve accomplished a lot in the last 25 plus years, but I look forward to the next 25 and what those yearswill bring. It’s up to each one of us to help the association and the members continue to learn, connect, and grow.Wishing you a 2018 rich with the blessings of love, joy, warmth, and laughter!
BuzzLine - 2UAEOP Executive Board MeetingThe UAEOP Board Meeting was held on October 7, 2017. President Sherry Wilson conducted the meeting as the boarddiscussed assignments. Most of the discussion revolved around conference plans. Membership stands at 154 and thechecking account balance as of October 5 is 13,368.61.Board meetings are open to all members. The next board meeting will be January 6, 2018 at Taylorsville High School. Ifyou would like to attend, contact Sherry Wilson (slwilson@graniteschools.org).January 6, 2018January 15, 2018March 1, 2018March 9, 2018March 10, 2018April 25, 2018May 15, 2018June 1, 2018June 2018July 17-20, 2018July 2019UAEOP Board Meeting, Taylorsville HighPSP Filing DateSpring BuzzLine Articles DueUAEOP Board Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah25th UAEOP Annual ConferenceGranite Education Center, SLC, UtahAdministrative Professionals DayPSP Filing DateSummer BuzzLine Articles DueUAEOP Board Meeting, TBDNAEOP 84th Annual Conference & InstituteBloomington, MinnesotaNAEOP 85th Annual Conference & InstituteBoise, IdahoLisa Alleman, Salt LakeKarla Allen, RichBonnie Bairett, BeaverRaquel Baum, NeboDiane Bennett, DuchesneCarolyn Benson, CacheJulie Black, North SummitKim Blake, KaneKajsia Boyer, Washington CountyLisa Bradford, San JuanCherilyn Bramall, GraniteLaCeena Bringard, MillardHolly Broadhead, WasatchJana Brown, MorganClair Brown, WeberMissy Butler, DaggettTiffany Caine, MorganJennifer Carter, OgdenCoral Chappell, WayneClaudia Christensen, North SanpeteJennifer Christensen, SevierJill Cottam, WasatchKristen Davis, MurrayPhyllis Elgiar, Uintah“Don’t be afraid to take chances.Never be that person who looks backon life at the end of your yearswondering what could have been.Don’t tell stories of what youwished had happened,tell stories of what did happen”Susan Feichko, GrandVickie Finlinson, DavisKathy Firmage, ProvoGloria Fox, PiuteKathy Goodfellow, GranitePeggy Gordon, EmeryEmily Gourley, AlpineCindy Hair, Park CityTina Hatch, Salt LakeMarci Hatch, Box ElderDenise Haycock, CanyonsLisa Hilton, DavisRoxann Hoffman, NeboTammy Hoffman, RichAnn Hunt, CacheStacey Hunter, Logan CityStacey Irvine, Washington CountyBecky Jones, TinticSonja Laird, TinticHeather Martines, CarbonCindy McKone-Beynon, Salt LakeSusan Mindrum, WeberAmanda Morley, North SanpeteRhonda Mortensen, Alpine idlehearts.comRuthann Nelson, UintahTrish Newman, South SummitKrista Nielson, SevierCharlene Nielson, JuabKarri Oldham, WasatchSue Olorenshaw, DaggettMonique Olsen, Logan CityAnnette Orton, GarfieldLorie Pearce, Park CityTammy Remund, DuchesneJeri Santos, Box ElderShelley Shelton, ProvoRoxane Siggard, JordanMerrie Jo Smith, MillardJanene Southwick, CanyonsMisty Souza, GrandLeslie Taysom, South SanpeteToni Thayn, CarbonAllison Tobaben, JordanMonica Torres, IronDiane Valdez, TooeleKaren Waite, DavisEva Workman, San Juan
BuzzLine - 3The next NAEOP conference will be held in Bloomington, Minnesota,July 17-20, 2018.Paul “the Ripples Guy” Wesselmann will be the keynotespeaker at the NAEOP conference in Bloomington,Minnesota, July 17-20, 2018. With degrees in psychologyand higher education, Paul provides dynamic skill training and inspiring leadership development.Paul created Ripples, an inspiration Monday morning email that transformed into The RipplesProject, an organization with over 30,000 members whose mission is to encourage small waves ofkindness. Check out his conference greeting at www.naeop.org.The conference will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Bloomington. The three letter code for guests to book is NAE.Room rates from 135/night. Hotel reservations and conference registration information is available atwww.naeop.org, click on Events.The following UAEOP members haveearned a Professional Standards Program(PSP) certificate from the National AEOP.We’d love to see your name added to thelist! You may qualify for a certificate andnot even know it. A PSP class will beoffered at the annual conference whereyou can bring your own paperwork andget hands on help with the PSP process.Associate ProfessionalAnnette Hancock, RetiredDanielle Kitchen, GraniteJoAnn Monroe, GraniteThe UAEOP Judy Anderson Student Scholarship is designed to assistbusiness education students who wish to continue their educationand pursue office related careers, preferably in the educational field.The scholarship is valued at 500.The application is available at www.uaeop.org. Click on Grow andStudent Scholarship.Application must be postmarked by January 31, 2018.This information was sent to all counselors and CTE Business teachers,however, please feel free to forward to students, staff, and/or post inyour school offices.BachelorKathy Goodfellow, GraniteCEOEJudy Anderson, MurrayPaula Bosgieter, OgdenAndrea Curtin, USBETeresa Himmelberger, GraniteRaimee Hunt, ProvoMary Meyers, GraniteGay Lynn Osness, GraniteJoanne Potter, GraniteDixie Sperry, RetiredMidge Treglown, RetiredBeverly Vowell, RetiredMarlene Wilson, RichSherry Wilson, GraniteThis award recognizes educational office professionals who arecommitted to excellence. The recipient will receive a two-year UAEOPmembership. This award is for non-UAEOP board members. Therecipient does not need to be a current UAEOP member.One nominee will be selected three times per year in January, June,and October.The nomination form is available at www.uaeop.org. Click on Growand Award.This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone to nominate a colleaguewho consistently excels in their profession.
BuzzLine - 4February 2, 2018Why Go Red? Cardiovascular disease in the U.S. killapproximately one woman every 80 seconds. The good newsis that 80 percent of cardiac events may be prevented witheducation and lifestyle changes.Go Red For Women is a movement that starts with you. Lead by example and make the time to “Know YourNumbers.” It’s knowledge that could save your life. Five numbers that all women should know to take control of theirheart health are: Total Cholesterol, HDL (good) Cholesterol, Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar and Body Mass Index (BMI).Knowing these numbers can help women and their healthcare provider determine their risk for developingcardiovascular diseases. Visit www.goredforwomen.org for more info.
BuzzLine - 5“TIP Cards”The Granite School District Educational Technology Department hascreated “TIP Cards” – Technology Integration Progress Cards. Thecards are a quick desk reference, which provide instructions and tipsfor classroom technology tools and digital learning resources. Whilethe cards are designed to be used by teachers, some of theinformation is helpful for all employees. Below are a couple of the tips.You can access the entire set of cards as well as additional resourcesat edtech.fun.Suggestions for Creating and Keeping Passwords Secure Do not give your password out to anyone. If you do write yourpasswords down (though not suggested), keep the list in a secure place. Do not use a solitary word, derivative of your name, or a name of a family member or pet. Begin with a phrase and condense it or change letters to other characters in a way that makes it unique butmemorable to you. Use a unique password for different accounts.Information and Media LiteracyAn important component of information literacy is the ability to critically evaluate information we have found todetermine whether it is credible and accurate. Kathy Schrock’s 5 Ws of Website Evaluation (www.schrockguide.net)provides an easy way to start evaluating the information encountered online.Who is the author and are they an expert? Is a biography of the author included? How can I find out moreabout the author?What does the author say is the purpose of the site? What else might the author have in mind for the site?What makes the site easy to use? What information is included and does this information differ from othersites?When was the site created? When was the site last updated?Where does the information come from? Where can I find out more about the sponsor of the site?Why is this information useful for my purpose? Why should I use this information? Why is this page better thananother?Printed with permission GSD Educational Technology.UAEOP has two listserves one strictly for UAEOP members and one for all educational office pros or others interested in ourprofession. Members are included on both lists so sometimes you may receive duplicate emails. Both listserves are meant tobe a place of collaboration and information exchange.The members only listserve address is uaeop@ls.graniteschools.org. Any UAEOP member can automatically send to the list.The other listserve address is uaeop@lists.uen.org. Any educational office professional can subscribe by going to https://lists.uen.org/mailman/listinfo/uaeop. If you have problems accessing either list, contact Sherry Wilson atslwilson@graniteschools.org.Please keep in mind the following etiquette when sending and receiving information: Any reply to a listserv message is sent to the entire list. We would encourage members to reply to ONLY the sender tomaintain relevancy to the members. Please copy and paste, or type the email address into the "To:" and do not click"reply". Example: If you are in need of the same information requested through a message, please send an email to theoriginal sender and request to have the information forwarded to you as they receive any feedback from the members. UAEOP prohibits any commercial solicitation on the listserves. Include a signature tag on all messages. Include your name, affiliation, location, and e-mail address.
BuzzLine - 625th Annual UAEOP ConferenceLearn Connect GrowSaturday, March 10, 2018Granite Education Center2500 S State Street, Salt Lake City, UtahOur 25th conference promises to be a celebration of learning, connecting, & growing for you, theeducational office pro. We’ll start off the day learning about positivity. Dr. Paul Jenkins says, “keeping apositive perspective through the challenges we encounter on a regular basis is essential to our mentalhealth and sense of happiness. Positivity allows us to see life’s challenges in a different light, which opensup possibilities for what we can do with them.” Even if you normally see the glass half full, you can expandyour horizon and broaden your perspective.The morning continues with a variety of workshops from which you will be able to choose two – PSP, Office365, Excel, Sway, Healthy Lunches, Money, Sleep, as well as the opportunity to take a Certiport MicrosoftOffice Specialist test. After lunch, we’ll have an assortment of networking sessions, including one presentedby the National AEOP President, Lisa Morehouse. Networking is an essential part of our jobs helping to findopportunities, building relationships, and leading to success.Notes The first 50 to register will receive a free Certiport voucher and Gmetrix practice software for MicrosoftOffice Specialist certification testing! Breakfast & lunch are included with your conference registration. Registration, Membership, Optionals, etc. This year we are using Eventbrite for registration. The Ticket screen is itemized. You can choose combinations of conference and membership or ala carte. In addition to paying for conference registration and membership, we’ve also listed optionalitems such as Ways & Means and the Service Project. Unfortunately there is not a way to paywith multiple credit cards so if your educational institution is paying for registration and you wantto pay for membership or optional items, you will need to do two separate transactions. If you dothis, the system will ask for required information (job, title, addresses, classes, etc.) again. We willbe able to delete the duplicate information. Optional items may be purchased at the conference with cash or check. A nominal service fee will be added to the conference & membership items. Payment by credit card or electronic check is preferred. If you need to pay by check, select“Pay by Invoice” as Payment Method. The registration will be submitted once you press “SendInvoice” at the bottom of the page. If you’re unable to attend conference – you can still pay your2018-19 membership dues and make donations online.Contact Andrea or Sherry (info below) for instructions.If you have any questions or need technical help, please don’t hesitateto contact Andrea Curtin (801.538.7865) or Sherry Wilson (385.646.4497) Whether this is your 25th conference, your first, or one in between, welook forward to you helping us celebrate our silver anniversary!
BuzzLine - 7Our Keynote Speaker“How to Become Pathologically Positive” Presented by Dr. Paul JenkinsDr. Paul Jenkins is the positivity psychologist. His presentation increases engagement, productivity,and happiness. We are about to hear from a speaker who knows the science, and presents it inan engaging and fun way. Prepare to get an iron grip on powerful psychological principles thatmake an immediate difference in our personal, family, and professional lives. It is like having anowner’s manual for your brain – one you can actually read, understand, and apply. 20 Years Experience as a Professional Psychologist Author, Speaker, Positivity Expert,Personal Development Coach Past President of the National Speakers Association, Mountain West Host of “Live On Purpose Radio” since 2007 Featured on “Live On Purpose TV” Multiple Radio and TV AppearancesSigned copies of Pathological Positivity and its pocket-sized companion Portable Positivitywill be available at our conference at special event Positivity.comwww.drpauljenkins.comConference ScheduleFriday, March 9, 20184:00 - 6:00 pmExecutive Board MeetingSaturday, March 10, 20187:00 - 8:00 amRegistration & Continental BreakfastBasket & 50/50 Ticket/Candy Sales8:00 amOpening SessionWelcome / IntroductionsPledge of AllegianceInspirationGreetingsUAEOP Business MeetingKeynote Presentation Dr. Paul Jenkins“How to Become Pathologically Positive”9:40 - 10:40 amWorkshop - Session 110:50 - 11:50 amWorkshop - Session 212:00 - 1:00 pmLuncheonPSP RecognitionUAEOP Scholarship RecipientUAEOP AwardsIntroduction of 2017-2018 Officers1:00 - 2:30 pmNetworking Mini-Sessions2:40 - 3:40 pmNifty Networking Lisa Morehouse, CEOE, NAEOP President3:40 - 4:00 pmWrap Up & Door Prizes(must be present to win)UAEOP Service ProjectWe have chosen the UtahFood Bank for our serviceproject this year.The Utah Food Bank workstirelessly with communitypartners and volunteers tocontinue making an impactand fulfilling their mission ofFighting Hunger Statewide.One in 6 children in Utah face the pain and stress ofhunger. Food deprived children not only feel thephysical pain of an empty tummy, but when anempty tummy makes it hard to concentrate inschool, it hurts their future too. Hungry children aremore likely to be chronically absent from school, andwhen they do attend, they have a hard timeconcentrating. These children often feel powerless,afraid and hopeless, and all too often what little foodthey can access isn’t enough to provide the nutritiontheir developing bodies need.Our monetary donations, no matter how large orsmall, can help change this. For every 1 donated,the Utah Food Bank can provide 7.81 in goods andservices. You can either donate at the time ofregistration or bring your donation to the conference.(If you want to use your donation for income taxpurposes, bring your check, made out to the UtahFood Bank and we will mail it with the monies wecollect as a group).
BuzzLine - 8Workshop Session 1Workshop Session 2The PSP PuzzleCreate Unique Presentations with Sway presented by Lisa Morehouse, CEOE &Raimee Hunt, CEOE presented by Patrick Mendez & Justin LeeNAEOP offers members the opportunity to developprofessional skills and grow as leaders through aprescribed regime of experience, education, in-serviceand association responsibility requirements. Putting allthese pieces together is truly a puzzle we can help youwith! When you choose to pursue your PSP certificationyou are making a statement that professionaldevelopment is important to you, both professionallyand personally. Join me as we sort the pieces, line upthe edges, fill in the middle and piece together the PSPPuzzle of Professional Certification! Bring your ownpaperwork and get hands on help with the PSP process.Achieve More with Office 365 presented by Patrick Mendez & Justin LeeAchieve more with Office 365 in your school andcollaboratively with your team! In this workshop, you willlearn more about the latest Office features includingTeams, Sway, OneNote, and Forms.If, Ands and Buts of ExcelSway is a free, new Microsoft online product that willbring out your creative side. From newsletters to training,creating presentations can be a long and sometimesdifficult process. In this workshop, you will be introducedto Sway, an incredible, easy to use presentationapplication that works on any device! As part of Office365 Sway makes creating your next presentation easyand interactive with your audience.Excel with Data presented by Adam Little, IT Analyst, USBEThis course will help users develop advanced skills inExcel. The course will cover a focus on creating andmanipulating pivot tables.The Game of Money - An Adventure inGrowing Up presented by Kimberly BoettcherTo learn about life as an adult, we have to help our kidsexperience their own big adventure! In this session youwill learn about practical and creative methods to helpthem move toward a positive financial path. presented by Adam Little, IT Analyst, USBESleep From A to ZzzzThis course will help users develop and understandfunctions in Excel. The course will cover a variety offunctions that will help improve your knowledge and skilllevel in Excel. presented by Jody Treu, PEHP Healthy Utah SpecialistHealthy Lunches that WORK presented by Maria Givler, M.Ed., R.D., PEHP DietitianLearn about the healthy eating guidelines and how toapply them in your work environment. Explore commonbarriers that impact our ability to eat healthfully at workand how to overcome barriers. This seminar comescomplete with easy and healthy lunch ideas andrecipes.Sleep is a basic necessity of life, as important as air,food, and water. It determines if we wake up feelingrefreshed, alert, and ready for the day or if our jobs,relationships, productivity, health, and safety suffer. Ifyou are one of the 74% of Americans who experiencesleep problems a few nights a week, then this seminar isfor you. This seminar will cover general information andmyths about sleep, as well as how sleep affects yourhealth and fitness goals. You will leave with practical,healthy sleep tips and relaxation techniques that canbe used to get a better night's sleep.Certiport Microsoft Office Specialist TestCertiport Microsoft Office Specialist Test presented by Sara Cox, Deployment Manager, Certiport presented by Sara Cox, Deployment Manager, CertiportThere are a limited number of testing opportunities atthe conference. Sign up through the registrationprocess. Take a MOS test to increase your resume, proveyour knowledge, check off a performance objective,and realize your potential. Learn more at: x?page here are a limited number of testing opportunities atthe conference. Sign up through the registrationprocess. Take a MOS test to increase your resume,prove your knowledge, check off a performanceobjective, and realize your potential. Learn more aspx?page common/pagelibrary/mos2016/mos-2016/whatsnew.html
BuzzLine - 9Registration InformationRegister online atConference Registration(includes Saturday keynote, workshops, breakfast & lunch)Member (UAEOP & USEA)Member (Retired)Non-MemberLate Fee 80.00 50.00 105.00 10.00(after February 9, 2018)2018-19 Active Membership Dues2018-19 Retired Membership Dues2018-19 Student Membership Dues 20.00 10.00 5.00www.2018uaeopconference.eventbrite.comOnce you register,you will have the option topay online or by invoiceGet your registration in today!Registration closes February 10, 2018No Refunds will be given after March 2, 2018Lodging InformationWays & MeansHome2Suites by Hilton is a hip, casual hotel in acontemporary and inviting environment. Some of theamenities include: Every year at conferencewe raise funds so UAEOPcan provide services tothe members. You canhelp by purchasingtickets/candy for 1.00each or 6 for 5.00. Thenyou can choose which ofthe several donatedbaskets to put your ticketinto with the hope oftaking that basket home!Flexible standard studio suites with fully equippedkitchens Free inspired continental breakfast daily Complimentary high-speed internet access Hilton HHonors where guests earn both Points & Miles Satisfaction guaranteed - if you aren’t completelysatisfied, let us make it right or that night’s on us.The hotel is located 3.6 miles south of the GEC. In order totake advantage of the special UAEOP rate of 92 plus tax fora Double Queen, you must make your reservation beforeFebruary 9, 2018. Call the hotel directly to make yourreservation. Use codeCGRA.Cancellation within 48hours before arrival date100% of total roomrevenue.In addition, we have our 50/50 drawing where half of themoney donated goes toward our Student Scholarship andother half goes to you---if you have the winning ticket!New this year, you can prepay for your tickets/candywhen you register they will be ready and waiting for youin your registration packet the day of conference. Youcan also buy them the day of conference.If you would like to donate a basket, please contactMarlene Wilson at 435.793.2135.Home2Suites4927 S State StreetMurray, murray-ut-SLCMUHT/index.htmlLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterorVisit our blog @ www.uaeop.org
BuzzLine - 10The Buzz Line is the official newsletter of the Utah Associationof Educational Office Professionals (UAEOP) and is publishedon a quarterly basis. We urge our readers and UAEOPmembers to contribute to our publication by sending us yourcomments, letters, information about your local and regionalactivities, or any articles you feel would be beneficial for Utaheducational office employees. Send contributing materials to:Sherry Wilson, slwilson@graniteschools.orgWe reserve the right to accept, edit or reject any contributingmaterials.Editor: Sherry Wilson;Graphic Artist: Danielle Kitchen2017-2018 UAEOP BoardExecutive BoardPresident - Sherry Wilson, CEOEPresident Elect - Mary Meyers, CEOEVice President - Natalie YatesSecretary - Angela MontagueTreasurer - Marlene Wilson, CEOEBoard MembersLearn Co-Coordinators - Andrea Curtin, CEOEProfessional Development - Tracy SilcottConferences - Debbie Burtenshaw, Jennifer Vargo & Jana VarneyConnect Co-Coordinators - Shirley Ayrton & Lyla TuttleMentoring - Danielle Kitchen, JoAnn Monroe, Dixie Sperry, CEOE &Midge Treglown, CEOEPublicity/Marketing - Cathy GrayBuzzLine - Danielle Kitchen & Sherry Wilson, CEOEWebsite - Natalie YatesSocial Media - Vanessa ParkFellowship - Diane Bybee & Patsy NielsonHistory - Cathy GrayGrow Co-Coordinators - Paula Bosgieter, CEOE & Charlotte GrahamRecognition PSP - Raimee Hunt, CEOEScholarship Awards -UAEOP has two e-group lists to use if youwould like feedback from other officeprofessionals regarding a certain topic.uaeop@ls.graniteschools.org is the list formembers only. uaeop@lists.uen.orgincludes all members and others involvedin our profession. If you experienceproblems accessing the list, contact SherryWilson at slwilson@graniteschools.org.Moving? Retired? New e-mail?If so, notify us of your new address so youdon’t miss any UAEOP information.Contact Natalie Yates atnyates@graniteschools.org.UAEOP Membership ApplicationName Home Phone Birthday (Month/Date)Home Address City State ZipSchool/Office District PhoneBusiness Address City State ZipE-mail AddressPSP Certificate (circle one) YesNoLevelNAEOP Member (circle one) YesNoWould you be willing to serve on a committee? (circle one) Yes No If yes, which committeeCircle one:ElementarySecondaryAdministration/District OfficeHigher EdOtherAnnual Dues (circle one) : 20 Active Association Member 10 Retired 5 StudentMake check payable to: UAEOPSend to: Natalie Yates, UAEOP Vice PresidentBonneville Jr. High School, 5330 S 1660 East, Holladay, UT 84117ORPay Online @www.uaeop.org( 2 convenience fee added)
BuzzLine - 2 January 6, 2018 UAEOP Board Meeting, Taylorsville High January 15, 2018 PSP Filing Date March 1, 2018 Spring BuzzLine Articles Due March 9, 2018 UAEOP Board Meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah March 10, 2018 25th UAEOP Annual Conference Granite Education Center, SLC, Utah April 25, 2018 Administrative Professionals Day
