Volunteer with NAGC

Overview

At NAGC, volunteers bring together their expertise, perspectives, and passion to help strengthen the field of gifted education.

Whether serving in a short-term role, such as volunteering on a planning group, or stepping into a long-term leadership position, such as committee chair, Network Chair, or Special Interest Group leader, volunteers play a critical role in keeping the association moving forward. Their contributions help shape programs and events, review resources and proposals, develop recommendations, and advance initiatives aligned with NAGC’s strategic priorities.

NAGC relies on dedicated members like you to help drive meaningful, lasting impact across the gifted education community.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Micro Volunteer Opportunities

Less than 5 hours of time, with opportunities including onsite annual convention volunteering and writing for Teaching for High Potential or Parenting for High Potential.

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Short-Term Volunteer Opportunities

Less than 15 hours of time, with opportunities including planning group participation for the Teachers Summit and Opportunity & Access Symposium, along with reviewing awards, annual convention proposals, and Teaching for High Potential articles.

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Long-Term Volunteer Opportunities

Multi-year commitment requiring approximately 25–50 hours per year, with leadership opportunities including serving as a committee member or chair, Network Chair or Chair-Elect, Special Interest Group chair, and more

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Hear From NAGC Volunteers

As a retired educator, I also feel that I have more discretionary time to volunteer within NAGC than others, so I have tried to involve myself on various committees.  I have found the committee work to be interesting, worthwhile, and I have virtually met many interesting people.  NAGC depends on many volunteers.

Donna

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