Author: Associated Councils of the Arts

Publication Year: 1974

Media Type: Report

Summary:

This paper is intended to contribute to a clearer understanding of the relationships and functions which apply to SAAs. An SAA [state arts agency] is defined as a legislatively authorized State agency. It receives program and operating funds by means of an appropriation and allocation from the State legislature. An SAA has an advisory Council or commission of broadly representative public citizens appointed by the governor or the administrator of a division of the State Government. The State Arts Council and SAA are responsible for implementing the authorizing legislation. (p. 3)

Abstract:

This paper is intended to contribute to a clearer understanding of the relationships and functions which apply to SAAs. An SAA [state arts agency] is defined as a legislatively authorized State agency. It receives program and operating funds by means of an appropriation and allocation from the State legislature. An SAA has an advisory Council or commission of broadly representative public citizens appointed by the governor or the administrator of a division of the State Government. The State Arts Council and SAA are responsible for implementing the authorizing legislation. (p. 3) A list of standards are included.

CONTENTS
Preface.
Introduction.

Council.

1. Role of the council.
2. Qualifications of council members.
3. Role of council members.
4. Selection of council members.

Chairperson.

1. Qualifications of the chairperson.
2. Role of the chairperson.
3. Selection of the chairperson.

Executive Director.

1. Qualifications of the executive director.
2. Role of the executive director.
3. Selection of the executive director.

Staff.

1. Role of the staff.

Summary.

Arts & Intersections:

Categories: Funding