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What Do NSCS Leaders Do?
Chapter President
This role keeps things organized and on track. You’ll
manage chapter operations, maintain good standing with your school by staying registered, and act as the link between your chapter, your advisor, and the national office. You’ll also keep members informed by sharing updates and announcements throughout the year.
Executive Vice President
This role brings national NSCS programs to life on your
campus by overseeing activities and helps new members feel welcomed and involved. You’ll plan welcome activities, support engagement, and serve as second in command to the Chapter President.
Treasurer
This role helps the chapter access resources by exploring campus funding, navigating national NSCS funding, and promoting fundraising efforts. You'll support the team by budgeting for programs, allocating resources wisely, and finding creative ways to bring events to life within your chapter’s budget.
Secretary
This role keeps the national office updated by submitting Activity Reports that highlight your chapter’s events and accomplishments. You’re also responsible for communicating your chapter’s activities with the campus community and keeping members engaged through updates and responses in the NSCS Member Community.
Vice President, Public Relations & Recruitment
This role serves as an NSCS ambassador on campus by increasing awareness of the organization and everything it offers. You’ll help grow your chapter by developing outreach strategies, managing the chapter’s social media, and keeping in touch with your campus honors community to strengthen connections and engagement.
Vice President, Community Service
This role helps your chapter give back by planning or
promoting at least two community-focused events each year that members can participate in together. You’ll also work with groups like Active Minds and other campus organizations to support causes that matter and strengthen your chapter’s connection to the campus community.
Professional Development Chair
This role helps members build their skills and prepare for life after college by sharing professional development resources like webinars, internships, and scholarships from both NSCS and your campus community. You’ll also plan or promote at least one career-focused or skill-building event each year that your chapter can participate in together.
More Opportunities
Every chapter is unique, so positions may vary. Depending on your school’s chapter structure, there may be additional roles available—and there’s always a way to get involved.
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