SORC Application Form – CUE – Community United Effort

Date

State Represented

State / Province / Region

Name

First Last

Phone

Email

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Emergency Contact Name

Emergency Contact Phone

Victim Name (if any) recovered or missing

Employer

Position

Reference #1 Name

Reference #1 Phone

Reference #2 Name

Reference #2 Phone

Reference #3 Name

Reference #3 Phone

List (all) Education and Achievements:

List your hobbies/outside activities you would like to share with our organization

What skills do you have to aid our organization and state coordinators program?

List web sites, social media networks or blogs you have in your name or host (if any)

Please list active duty or (past) in law enforcement, medical, government or military

Do you have any training on search, rescue or recovery (list any/all)

What equipment, team or resource do you have to offer to aid the organization?

From time to time we will feature volunteers and other events in our newsletter for distribution, you will all have a turn to be highlighted; please tell us anything about yourself that would add to this article or we have not asked when the time comes forth.

Scope of Position(Required)

By Checking this box, I understand the following:

NOTICE:

Below is the description of the scope of the coordinator's position; in March of each year, we will meet with all coordinators to review your state, ideas, and ways to expand and help this program grow. Our main objective is to be more productive and proactive in the world of missing persons and to provide effective aid for victims left behind. The annual meeting held in March is mandatory for voting for your position and monthly webinars are offered for training purposes once you are a state coordinator. Please note that due to the pandemic, these meetings may be held virtually.

The meeting is held during the weekend of our national round table conference which offers free training for attendees. It will be held in Wilmington, NC; the conference will kick off with the director's meeting on the 4th Thursday in March and the conference runs Thursday through Sunday at 1:00 pm The director's meeting will take place from 9:00 to 5:00 pm. Lunch will be provided. This meeting is mandatory to be a state director.

More information on the classes, training and events will be on our website at www.ncmissingpersons.org

Office Number (910) 343-1131   24 Hour Number is (910) 232-1687 Fax (910) 399-6137

State Outreach Coordinator:

State Outreach Coordinators are assigned to a specific state or region of the country (USA), for a period of one year. The Founder or President is responsible for bringing forth qualified individuals to the board for consideration and approval. The board will vote the State Outreach Coordinators into the role by a majority vote. Board selections are forwarded onward to the existing SORC (State Outreach Coordinators) for a final vote.

Responsibilities can include but are not limited to, casework, creation or maintenance of internet projects, research, fundraising, assisting in the development of a network or team of search and rescue/recovery specialists, and missing person's advocacy.

Voting privileges can be granted by a majority vote by the board at a scheduled annual meeting during the week of the National Round Table on Missing Persons. The meeting will be held during the month of March in Wilmington, NC. Voting privileges will only cover activities surrounding the State Outreach Coordinator program. Voting privileges will become null and void once the Founder adjourns the annual meeting.

State Outreach Coordinators are held to the same standards as board members and must attend the annual meeting to report activities and submit requests of any kind. State Outreach Coordinators can attend the organization's monthly scheduled board meetings without serving notice.

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State Outreach Coordinator Application