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Duties of the State Association Certification Chair
1. Be Knowledgeable
Be aware of procedures for procuring an application packet and making an application for MTNA Certification
Be able to explain application brochure and procedure
Review the renewal points folder and know of activities that will count for certification renewal points
Answer any questions regarding the MTNA Professional Certification Program or know where to refer them for an answer
2. Be a Communicator
Serve as liaison to local certification chairman--Provide them with ideas for promoting certification
Recruit candidates for MTNA Professional Certification
Write a regular article for your state's newsletter/magazine
Answer all inquiries about certification promptly and pleasantly
Encourage retention of NCTM through the MTNA Professional Certification Renewal program
3. Be Available
Recruit candidates for MTNA Professional Certification
Offer to provide a certification program for local associations
4. Be Visible
Provide a certification display for your state convention
Organize a question/answer or other certification information session at a state workshop or as part of the state convention
Secure mentors, when requested, for candidates applying for MTNA certification
Acknowledge the names of those newly certified in the state at state convention
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