APRIL 2020
New COPE Trustee roles

Volunteer with COPE


We're seeking applications to fill two new COPE Trustee positions: candidates with extensive experience in open access publishing; candidates with in depth knowledge of publishing in areas such as monographs, books, conference proceedings and theses.

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NEW POSITIONS ON COPE TRUSTEE BOARD


As a Trustee, you will help ensure that the organisation complies with its governing document, organisation law, and any other relevant legislation or regulations. In addition, you will, with the other Trustees, set the strategic direction of COPE and ensure its financial stability.

"You’ll need to be ready to bring your expertise and time:
there’s (good!) work to do."
 

Chris Graf, Past co-Chair

 
The COPE Trustee Board is an active, working board. Trustees meet four times a year; three of the meetings are held by webinar, with the other being a 3 day residential meeting. It is expected that all COPE Trustees will attend these meetings. 

The Trustee Board and Council are comprised of a number of subcommittees, and a Trustee may be asked to lead or contribute to at least one of these. It is anticipated that the work of Trustees amounts to about 3 hours per week depending on the activity at that time. This is in addition to attendance at meetings. 
 
"I am very glad I was able to contribute to some of the great work of COPE." 
Charon Pierson, Past Secretary

Trustees will be appointed for 3 years, with the possibility to stand for election for an additional 3 years. These are voluntary unpaid positions.

APPLY TO BE A COPE TRUSTEE


In accordance with COPE’s constitution, the candidate, or the organisation they represent, must have been an ordinary member of COPE for at least 1 year. 

Visit our website to understand what it means to be a COPE Trustee and how to apply.

The closing date for applications is Friday 8 May 2020.

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