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The Inside Edge Members Who Are Volunteer Chairs, Committee Continued on Page 2 2 Call for Board Candidates in Regions 3, 4 + 7 ...page 34 The Official Publication of the SnowProfessional Ski Instructors of America Eastern / Education Foundation ProFall 2009 Editor's Desk guests to our wonderful snowsports, improve their members, and members of the Board of Directors, skills, and enable them to have fun - to learn and whose sole purpose is to improve and grow our excel. By doing this we are building the industry and sports, and keep our membership vital and effec- helping our guests to bring a new lifetime activity tive in keeping the snowsports industry healthy and into their lives. evolving positively. Value! How are we able to do all of this? Think about How does this affect any individual member? I it! We are able to do this because we, or our trainers, would say it is up to that person. Our duty as mem- Guest Editorial have gained knowledge from the literature provided bers is to participate; not to expect, but to assist, by PSIA/AASI, from the Core Concepts manual to suggest and act. Our membership enables us. Being Visual Cues for Effective/Ineffective Skiing. And, enabled is much more powerful then being entitled! How Do We View also, by attending any of the countless clinics, spe- Are we taking on an enabled role in our associa- cialty events, exam preps, and certification exams tion? Did we vote in the last election in our region? OUR Association? that are offered each season by PSIA-E/AASI. Even Did we vote on the last By-Laws revision in the Sum- now, as I look through the Early Fall SnowPro, I note mer SnowPro? Were we a candidate for an office by Ron Kubicki there are at least 24 manuals and DVDs available to in our region? Have we written an article or letter Member PSIA-E/AASI Board of Directors us – members - that cover all our disciplines. This for the SnowPro? Did we attend the last meeting of Region 5 Representative educational material is what gives us the knowledge our region, or the membership meeting held each PSIA-E/AASI Vice President and training we need to provide our services in a season at the Spring Rally? Certainly it is a busy life professional and effective manner – provided by we all lead, and it’s tough to shoehorn time in just to s I move throughout our region and the the Association as a core benefit to members in all teach, get some slope time for ourselves or perhaps division, one recurring theme I hear from disciplines. Value! some trail time to develop skills in another discipline, members is: “What does the organization do The Association newsletter, the SnowPro, pro- and keep up-to-date with our continuing education. for me?”, “What am I getting for my dues?”, vides updates from our President, Executive Direc- So, how in the world can we be expected to take on A“Who are these people who make the decisions?” tor, from the chairs of our many committees, and all of this? Well, most of us can do the things that can This seems to imply that there is something lacking from the Regional Directors. In addition, it provides be done from home, like voting, offering opinions, or questionable; an expected service or benefit is descriptions of what to expect from many of our writing articles, taking advantage of the many VIP not being provided; or the Association is not of value premier events, from Pro Jam to Spring Rally, and privileges, etc. However, it’s understandable that not and/or is not doing its job. I’d like to try to respond a full schedule of events in all disciplines, including everyone has the time or the resources to be actively to these recurring comments. several hundred update clinics, exam preps, and involved in a large number of events or to participate First and foremost, this is an association Master Teacher courses, with accreditations and on the Board, committees, etc. Not all of us can do comprised solely of members, and membership is countless specialty events. It also contains letters that, and often with good reasons. most effective when it is an active role. We are all and pertinent articles by members, a page and That’s where we need to have faith in those snowsports teachers – ambassadors – zealots – half of VIP member benefits and privileges, and a members who can and do! Those members we have promoters – participants. All of these titles express, color supplement with member-priced Avalanche who chair committees, who serve on committees, or imply, action on our part. That we are not passive. products. Value! who run for office, who take advantage of special That we are active, adventurous, and creative. That All this is provided to us as members by a very educational opportunities to work as trainers, etc. we can, in all of these roles, introduce our resort dedicated administrative staff at 1-A Lincoln Avenue Those who can make the sacrifice of time and travel in Albany, NY. In addition, there is a solid core of to serve us all. How do we even know who these the inside edge members who are volunteer chairs, committee continued on page 2 2.........President’s Message 7.........VIPrivileges 24.......2009-10 Event Schedule 3.........Executive Tracks 9.........Around the Regions 34.......Region 3, 4 & 7 Election Rules ■ Editor’s Desk, continued people are? In every issue of the SnowPro is a list whose commitment is to speak for and represent of every member of the Board of Directors, from ALL members, for they know they all serve at the Snow President and Vice President to every Regional pleasure of the association, the membership, you. Pro Director and Representative, as well as the name of Therefore, perhaps the answer to the questions, Volume 36, Number 3 every committee chairperson. On the website there “What does the organization do for me?”, “What am Bill Hetrick, Editor are even more detailed lists of committee members, I getting for my dues?”, “Who are these people who The official publication of the Professional educational staff, etc. make the decisions?” is: It gives all members the Ski Instructors of America-Eastern Every person who is in a voting position on the opportunity and challenge to learn, to improve, to Education Foundation Board of Directors, every chair of every committee, step up and be heard, to participate and lead. In a 1-A Lincoln Avenue every committee member, and every chair of every few words – to be an active member! Albany, NY 12205-4907 discipline steering committee is a member; mem- All good stuff I would say! ■ Phone 518-452-6095 bers who ran for office, or showed interest through Fax 518-452-6099 participation, through voting, through speaking up Editor’s Note: This feature is typically placed on www.psia-e.org at a meeting, through offering suggestions and page 2 of the SnowPro. We wanted to make sure solutions to issues and problems the organiza- no one missed it or its message so to the cover it General Information tion and industry and membership face. Members moved! Submission of articles, photos or other items for publication is invited. Articles are not to exceed about 1000 words. Receipt of submissions will be confirmed to the writer. Upcoming deadlines are published in each issue of SnowPro. Material should be sent President's Message to “SnowPro Editor” at: [email protected] on a mountain. The parents were not skiers at all, as an MS Word document attachment. If it is necessary to mail material, it may be sent to: but they had decided to let the kids give the Alpine Bill Hetrick, Editor world a shot. If they didn’t like it, the family would 110 Hubler Rd. look elsewhere for fun. As it turned out, the kids State College, PA 16801 (ages ten and eight) basically rocked and rolled. Phone 814-466-7309 In under an hour, in that flat December light on a [email protected] Pro Shop header and Your Turn header polished surface, they were linking turns and riding photos by Scott Markewitz. Courtesy of PSIA. a chairlift. When we met mom after the lesson they All submitted material is subject to edit- made her promise to bring them back the next day, ing. Its use, whether solicited or not, is at the by Dutch Karnan and by the end of the day Sunday the deal was done. discretion of the editorial staff. All published PSIA-E/AASI President They were skiers. material becomes the property of PSIA-E/EF. Articles are accepted on the condition that they During the course of that winter the parents may be released for publication in all National joined the kids on the hill. They all got their own gear. and Divisional publications. Being There After one particularly scary trip up to the mountains SnowPro is published five times per year in a snowstorm, they purchased an all wheel drive by the Professional Ski Instructors of America- few years ago, on a raw, gray Saturday SUV, and finally, to cut down on all the travel time, Eastern Education Foundation. Permission is hereby given to all National and Divisional they bought a condo. Less time on the road, more afternoon in early December, I noticed a publications to copy original material from this woman trying to arrange a lesson for her time on the hill. A happy ending, for sure! newsletter providing credit is given to PSIA-E/ two children at our snowsports counter at I think a lot about that family, and the impact EF and the author, and the material is not AWaterville.
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