Columbia County Historical Society | CCHSNY
Board of TrusteesAlexandra Anderson, President
John Delikanakis, Secretary John Carroll Bonnie Eyre, Emerita Alvin Knoll John Knott Henry H. Livingston, III Greg Pettyjohn, Treasurer Nora Tuttle Columbia County Historical Society
5 Albany Avenue P. O. Box 311 Kinderhook, New York 12106 |
BECOME A TRUSTEE Become more involved in the Columbia County Historical Society by joining our Board of Trustees, or joining one of its standing committees. Now is a good time to apply. Our board currently has several openings for Trustees with three-year terms. Trustees meet six times throughout the year guiding CCHS in its overall mission, establishing strategy and budgets. Trustee Applicants must be current regular members of the Columbia County Historical Society. Development is a primary concern of the board so a willingness to participate, or encourage others to participate, in our fund-raising efforts will be an important qualification—but not the only one. Assisting our staff with programming, preservation activities and membership-building are all ways for board members to support CCHS. Please send a letter of Inquiry to NominatingCommittee@cchsny.org The Columbia County Historical Society is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization permanently chartered by the Board of Regents, State Education Department, The University of the State of New York. and dedicated to the preservation, interpretation and presentation of the history and culture of Columbia County, New York. It is the goal of CCHS to encourage understanding, knowledge, and preservation of the County's heritage through acquisition and conservation of historic fine art works, objects, architecture, properties, and documents; and through ongoing sponsorship of research, publications, exhibitions, and educational programs. To help achieve its mission, the CCHS owns, maintains, and interprets permanent collections, and buildings of historical significance, operates a museum and extensive research library, and offers ongoing educational programming. |
