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Welcome to the North Dakota SHRM State Council

We are an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management. Whether you are new to the HR field or have many years of experience, we are a local starting point for networking, information, professional development and continued support of excellence in Human Resources.

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North Dakota SHRM State Council

Our Mission

The North Dakota SHRM State Council coordinates SHRM chapter efforts and provides leadership, professional development, and supports ideas to facilitate the role of chapter volunteer leaders to advance the profession and serve the professional in the State of North Dakota.

Role of the State Council

  • Provide a forum for chapters to discuss common issues, problems, concerns, and to share ideas and successes;
  • Facilitate information from chapters and the State Council to the Area and National Boards and from the Area and National boards to the State Council and Chapters;
  • Represent SHRM by visiting Chapters and promoting and sharing with individual members the services and benefits offered by SHRM;
  • Assess needs of members and Chapters and meet those needs by securing and/or providing information;
  • Adopt programs that will promote the progress, visibility, and welfare of SHRM and its members in the human resources profession; and
  • Coordinate state and national legislative initiatives.

Goals

  • At-large Membership
    • Secure Member-At-Large Listing and Visit with some At Large SHRM Members
    • Provide At-Large Members Newsletter and Information
    • Develop and approve an at-large member strategy
    • Continue to Develop a Mentoring Program with Current Directors and Potential State Council Members – all current directors should be recruiting mentors.
  • Develop a plan to become more involved in statewide organizations
  • Increase certified professionals in the state by 5%
  • Develop college relationships and research the desire to participate in the college games
  • Encourage statewide HR association members to communicate with Legislator or Regulatory body.
  • Increase awareness of HR Voice
  • Maintain SHRM Foundation commitment of $350
  • State Council Member make additional visits to chapter meeting other than during State Council Meeting dates. Any State Council member make at least 1 additional visit (other than meeting locations) to non-local chapters and schedule with the State Director
  • Work on a plan for a State Leadership Conference, whether as a separate conference or as part of the state conference.

 

 

 North Dakota Human Resources Professional Excellence

 North Dakota Human Resources Professional Excellence Award Nomination Form