An RSS feed (or news feed) is a means by which you can stay informed about what's going on at Fishers Community Chorus without having to regularly visit the website.
To make use of an RSS feed, you need some "feed reader" (or "aggregator") software. Most modern web browsers have feed readers built in.
The RSS feeds for Fishers Community Chorus are listed below...
The %G is responsible for overseeing all choir business. They preside over all meetings of the [execname] and act as a liason between the chorus and the board of directors of our parent organization: [societyname]. The %G is also responsible for the timely collection and depositing of all funds to the designated accounts and securing approval for expenditures from the [societyname] board.
This role does not hold legal authority to enter into contracts of any kind on behalf of the chorus. All legal documents must be reviewed by the [societyname] board. The %G may enter into negotiations for pricing of goods and services, but all purchase approvals must be granted by [societyname].
The Bookings Coordinator serves as the official "fact-finder" for FCC performance opportunities. This person asks questions about the venue/activity, then brings the details back to the leadership team for evaluation. This includes the identification of existing civic events that might benefit from a little choral ambiance or locating venues for our own performances.
This person is your primary source for information as a new member of %W. The %P is responsible for making sure that we have proper contact and necessary personal information from you. They also are a great resource for you and your questions about membership. You should bring all questions/concerns about your membership status, attendance, or invoices to the %P.
The %W is the primary contact point for all edits/adjustments to the FCC website. This person coordinates with other officers to ensure that members are able access the pertinent parts of the website. Knowledge of HTML/CSS/PHP/DBM are helpful skills for the %P to possess, but are not required. Ideally, this role will be held by a primary and assistant %P simultaneously, to provide continuity for future seasons.