General Assembly Planning Committee
The Planning Committee is made up of ten members: eight elected by delegates to General Assembly (GA) and two appointed by the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) Board of Trustees. In addition, the UUA President and the District GA Coordinator are ex-officio members. Kay Montgomery, Executive Vice-President, currently represents President Morales. Janiece Sneegas, General Assembly Director, serves as liaison to the Committee.
The Planning Committee selects the site for each General Assembly, sets the daily schedule, and determines which organizations affiliated with the UUA may present program material. In addition, the committee oversees the annual Ware Lecture, Opening Events, music, ambiance, and evening activities. The UUA Board, based on recommendations by the Planning Committee, selects GA sites four to five years in advance.
For more information contact generalassembly @ uua.org.
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Last updated on Monday, September 17, 2012.
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