These are the committees defined within Central States Dressage & Eventing Association. Click "View Members" to
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Board members (except for the Treasurer) are solicited, nominated and then voted in by membership. The Term of the appointment is 3 years.
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The annual banquet brings the membership together to celebrate year-end awards. Typically it has been done as a dinner and awards presentation.
The organizing committee is made up of the four outgoing board members for that year.
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The purpose of the Communications Committee is to provide a consistent message across all channels that contact our membership. It is an oversight committee that was instituted in February 2001.
It is made up of the chairs of the following more detailed committees: Advertising, Cross Country Magazine, Omnibus and the Web Team.
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Subcommittees
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Advertising Committee
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Cross Country Magazine Committee
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Omnibus Committee
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Web Site Committee
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Sponsorship Committee
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The dressage festival is the one competition that is the sole responsibility of the CSDEA. to put on. It is typically in September and usually held at Washington County Fairgrounds. Historically, this show has been dressage only but there is no reason it couldn’t be expanded if the committee wanted to.
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To advance the knowledge of eventing, dressage and horse care to the region covered by the CSDEA.
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Equipment Manager
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Unmounted Clinics
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Mounted Clinics
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Outreach Commitee
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The goal of the FDP is to support the development and maintenance of facilities to be used by our membership.
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In order to promote awareness of the CSDEA, and dressage and eventing sports in general, this committee sets up and staffs a booth at the Minnesota Horse Expo, the largest expo of its kind in the Midwest.
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Goal of program – to provide a well known eventing instructor(s) on an ongoing basis to promote intermediate to advanced level riding instruction to junior members. Ongoing since 2001, the program is offered to riders as a full series and several riders have moved up to compete in national events.
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The purpose of this committee is to develop goals and objectives for the association for the time frame of two years out and beyond.
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The Membership committee is responsible for:
a. Sending out membership forms as requested
b. Including membership forms in Omnibus, website & newsletter
c. Sending out/distribute renewal forms annually on a timely basis
d. Submitting membership fees to Treasurer within 30 days of receipt
e. Entering membership into membership database
f. Paying out USDF GMO fees semi-annually
Per USDF policy - Member rosters and dues, and the name of the official USDF Contact for each club are due into the USDF office by March 1. These items are considered delinquent if not USPS postmarked by April 1.
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New board members are solicited, nominated and then voted in by membership.
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The Policy Committee has primary responsibility for the accuracy and updating of the policy guide. The Secretary of the Board of Directors is the keeper of the Policies and Procedures document.
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The scholarship committee is responsible for promoting and monitoring the awarding of scholarships. The goal is to help members afford to ride with top level instructors.
Scholarships are available for up to $150 per member.
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The CSDEA Spring Tack Sale has become one of the area's most anticipated events and raises funds primarily to support members who wish to compete in the Eventing Adult Team Challenge.
The Facilities Development Program committee holds a Fall Tack Sale as their committee’s fundraiser.
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The goal of the volunteer committee is to promote volunteerism for eventing and dressage shows and programs and to match volunteers to activities that are in need of their support.
They also educate volunteers about the various aspects of the sports of dressage and eventing. Volunteers’ skills and experience are matched to the particular need of the activity.
Activities include the CSDEA committee activities as well as recognized shows, clinics and schooling shows.
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The CSDEA created the Annual Von Bluecher Award to recognize an exceptional volunteer for their commitment and contributions to the association.
Max Von Bluecher was one of the founding members of the CSDEA and was an icon of eventing and dressage in the Midwest.
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The goal of the Year End Awards Committee is to ensure accurate and fair distribution of awards to members at the Annual Banquet.
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The CSDEA encourages interaction between Central States and national organizations, including the USDF, USEA and USEF. In order to ensure that our CSDEA membership is well represented nationally, the Board of Directors elects two board members each year to represent the CSDEA to the USDF.
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The CSDEA encourages interaction between Central States and national organizations, including the USDF, USEA and USEF. In order to ensure that our CSDEA membership is well represented nationally, the Board elects two board members each year to represent the CSDEA at the USEA national convention.
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To act as a hub for communication and advocacy for all our JR/YR members in both eventing and dressage.
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