Volunteer Opportunities

We are a 100% volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit focused on providing local HR education and resources. Let’s collaborate and brainstorm innovative ways to inspire and educate our HR community. Together, we can make a positive impact. Join us in this exciting journey to make a difference in HR education in the Central Valley.

We have Board and Committee level roles, so you can assist according to your desired level of participation. Have an idea not listed below? Contact us to discuss: President@cvhrma.org

Earn SHRM PDCs for Volunteering

If you are SHRM Certified, you can earn PDCs towards recertification by holding a volunteer role. See page 8 of the SHRM recertification handbook.

Would you like to share your expertise with our membership?
We hold in-person events each month and are seeking speakers to present to local human resources attendees.

About the topics we are considering, we recently did a survey of our membership to find out the HR topics they are interested in.

Call For Speakers

Why join the CVHRMA Board?

Grow your professional network – Be part of an opportunity to meet influential, intelligent and well-connected people – in the local Modesto HR community.

Gain exposure and insight – Access to the inner workings of an organization, including our members, to enhance your marketability.

Strengthen your credibility – Raise your professional profile among your peers.

Increased visibility – Elevate your professional reputation amongst our members.

SHRM is the best local HR Networking opportunity available.

Open Board Positions

Directors Elect

To ensure knowledge is transferred, we are accepting applications for Elect positions – those who will learn from and assist the current Director, with the intent of taking over the Director’s position at the end of the term.

The following Elect positions are available:
* President Elect
* Treasurer Elect
* Education Director Elect
* Technology Director Elect
* Membership Director Elect
* Communications Director Elect

Marketing Director

As the Central Valley’s SHRM chapter, it’s important we have a professional brand. This is a flexible position that would oversee outreach initiatives to ensure consistent messaging, design, and values across our communications channels. The Marketing Director would possibly be involved with:

* Creating local strategic relationships (for example)
* Spearheading our effort to bring in Sponsors.
* Reviewing and refine our use of social media and email.
* Collaborating with our other directors (Communication, Education, Membership) to ensure a professional and consistent brand.
and anything else you believe would propel our chapter forward! We welcome your suggestions.

Legal Director

As a 501(c)3 non-profit, we need to say current with legal obligations and we could use the help of someone experienced with non-profits. Below are the main areas we need assistance:

* Updating our By-laws with our new name and new board positions
* Creating a Conflict of Interest to cover issues like membership data
* Ensuring we follow “Robert’s Rules of Order”
… and anything else needed to proactively stay in good standing.

This is a low effort position as legal issues come up rarely, but when they do, we would be grateful to refer to someone knowledgable.

Open Committee Positions

Why become a CVHRMA Committee Member?

Give back – You may only have a few hours per month, but serving on a committee can make a big difference.

Reinvigorate your career – Connect and engage with the local Modesto HR community to motivate and propel you to take your career to the next level.

Professional development – Grow your network by gaining exposure to Modesto HR professionals.

Event Committee Positions

Approximately 80% of our effort is holding HR education events. Whether you’re a seasoned event professional, or a student looking to get experience, consider helping us with our mission to provide local HR education to the Central Valley.

Event Planning: help with preparation and organization leading up to the event, focusing on the larger scope, such as the budget, menu, venue.

Event Coordination: Serve as the primary communicator between the event team and venue, ensuring that everyone is aware of their roles and responsibilities. Create and manage timelines, schedules. Oversee the resources needed to setup and breakdown of the event venue.

Event Management: Work closely with event planners and coordinators to understand the requirements of each event and ensure that the venue can accommodate our needs. Ensure we have multiple venues available to suit different events.

Technology Committee

Event and Membership System – This technology enables us to create and hold events. It stores our member’s information and allows us to register people for events. If you are technically inclined, consider helping us, and getting experience with, our most important IT system.

Student Relations

Students need experience and we’re willing to find ways to get them involved in the local HR community. If you have connections to local colleges/universities, we could use your assistance.