NAQC is a learning organization and offers a variety of services to its
members, including peer-to-peer learning experiences and educational webinars;
opportunities to collaborate and network; a variety of member communications
and online resources to keep you informed about quitline research and practice,
cessation and tobacco control; in-person
conferences focused on issues of importance to members; and advocacy on behalf
of quitlines.
To learn more about ways you can participate in NAQC, please review the
table below.
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INTRODUCTION
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ENGAGEMENT
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COMMITMENT
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Learn About NAQC & Membership
Structure
The North American Quitline Consortium (NAQC) is the only organization
dedicated to the promotion and development of evidence-based quitline
services in North America. By bringing quitline partners together—including
state and provincial quitline administrators, researchers, quitline service
providers, and national organizations in the United States and Canada—NAQC
helps facilitate shared learning and encourages a better understanding of
quitline operations, promotions, and effectiveness to enhance overall
quitline efforts.
NAQC’s membership is a great investment in advancing your careers as well as
insuring sustainability of your quitline programs and staying on the cutting
edge of best practices, research findings, and technological
advancements.Find out more about the membership structure and benefits
by visiting the membership page.
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Become a NAQC
Member
We invite you
to become a part of this vibrant community of practice today! To apply for
membership and for additional information please visit the membership
page or contact membership@naquitline.org or
800-398-5489 ext. 707.
RESOURCES FOR MEMBERS
Learn:
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Serve on the
NAQC Board
NAQC’s board of
directors is committed to the organization’s advancement and sustainability.
Directors are elected by organizational members and serve three-year terms;
officers are elected by the directors and serve one or two-year terms. The
board governs the organization under the Carver Policy Governance model. Each
spring, NAQC conducts its election of the Board of Directors by the
membership. Learn more here.
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Attend NAQC Seminar Series
Since 2004 NAQC has used conference call and webinar technology to offer
members and partners an opportunity to dialogue with colleagues and experts
from across North America on critical quitline-related topics. The 2012/13 Webinar
Series will continue the long-standing mission of NAQC’s education and
quality improvement efforts. Learn more about the upcoming calls by
visiting the seminar series page.
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Become a Corporate Roundtable
Delegate
Membership in
NAQC is limited to organizations that are engaged in quitline work. However,
the Corporate Roundtable provides an opportunity for organizations to be kept
updated on the progress of quitlines and to engage in a dialogue on issues of
importance to quitlines and cessation. By becoming a delegate to the
Corporate Roundtable, your organization can directly contribute to NAQC’s
impact and influence on cessation services. Learn more here.
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Become an
Advisory Council Member
The Advisory Council
is a leadership group that provides guidance and advice on programmatic
issues to NAQC’s President & CEO and staff. The Council meets fours times
a year. Learn more here and
contact NAQC@naquitline.org with any
questions.
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Link 2 Quitlines
Would you like to share a resource or information about an opportunity with
NAQC members and partners? NAQC publishes a monthly e-newsletter, Connections,
which is distributed to over 400 members of the quitline community in North
America. We encourage our members and partners to take advantage of Link 2
Quitlines and disseminate their resources to the NAQC audience. Learn more
here (coming soon!)
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Participate on
the NAQC Workgroup(s)
To learn more about the current and upcoming workgroups, please contact NAQC@naquitline.org.
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to Receive NAQC Monthly Issue of Connections
Please note that our monthly e-newsletter,Connection, designed to keep
quitline community connected to timely information about tobacco
control, research, and upcoming events in the quitline community, is
complimentary and is available to non-members. Click here to be placed on
our distribution list.
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Partner with NAQC on Funding Proposals
To in inform NAQC of potential funding opportunities, please contact NAQC@naquitline.org. |
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Attend
In-person Conferences
NAQC Conferences aim to provide members and partners the opportunity to
exchange and disseminate the latest research, information and practices
related to the promotion and delivery of quitline services. NAQC's Conferences
takes place as an ancillary meeting to the National Conference on Tobacco or
Health. Learn more here.
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