Re: communications

[MORRISJE1@aol.com]

Cheryl,
 
Well said.  Maybe we should prepare an article on  APATHY for the AIS 
Bulletin and our web site.  Maybe I  should put same in my column.  What do you 
think?  As Section Liaison  I run into the same thing from too many Section 
officers.  I think many of  our volunteers are overtaxed and spread way thin.
 
Jim M.
 
 
In a message dated 7/20/2012 11:08:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
region15kids@hotmail.com writes:

One of  the biggest obstacles to communication is apathy by those involved. 
  As
the RVP Counselor, I have tried to communicate with all the RVPs about  the
many changes/decisions/discussions happening within AIS, but  unfortunately
many RVPs are not as diligent as Sue Ann Barnes in passing on  the 
information
to her affiliates or asking for clarification about  changes.  Even when
requesting a response to an email I do not hear  from some RVPS, even after
re-sending the request.  Multiply this  percentage by the number of 
affiliates
and you can see how many would think  we are not communicating, or 
responsive
to our membership. As volunteers we  do the best we can, and I think we do a
pretty good job.  I too am  available for any complaints or concerns from 
the
membership and willingly  try to help resolve any problems and questions  
that
arise.
Cheryl

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