Shall publish a newsletter, update AEEA branding materials as needed, and publicize AEEA events and activities to the membership and the general public. Information will be shared through physical, written, and electronic means including: press releases, website, social media, in-person events, and online formats. The Communications Team will solicit announcements and news from the membership on a regular basis and function as the final editor of work from other committees on special publications and events. The Communications Team may include Board Members, general members, and the Executive Director.

Responsible for all aspects of the annual AEEA Environmental Education Conference including site selection, program development, publicity, silent auction, sponsorships, the day-of management, and all other aspects/task/functions necessary for a successful event, within the overall guidelines and policies of AEEA and its Board of Directors. The team may include Board Members, general members, and the Executive Director.

Shall coordinate all AEEA events other than the EE Conference. Events include professional development and networking events. The Events Team will provide detailed information to the Communications Team for distribution and promotion. The Events Team will develop partnerships with other organizations around the state to provide environmental education activities and events. The team may include Board Members, general members, and the Executive Director.

Responsible for overseeing all aspects of the mini-grant program. Duties include reviewing and updating all pertinent materials, scoring applications against a matrix, notifying applicants, and presenting award checks. The team can include Board Members, general members, and the Executive Director. Team members are not allowed to submit grant applications during their time as a team volunteer. The mini-grant team is active each fall.

The Membership Team is currently in hibernation.

Responsible for developing, maintaining, and continually evaluating AEEA membership and benefits. The committee is responsible for reviewing member levels and benefits, conducting member surveys, researching and implementing ways to increase membership, and identifying partnerships that benefit AEEA members. Meetings of the Membership Committee will occur via conference call or email throughout the year. Information will be shared with the AEEA Board of Directors through email, monthly meetings, quarterly in-person meetings, and the Board of Directors annual retreat. The committee may include Board Members, general members, and the Executive Director.