Nebraska Agricultural Educators Association

NAAE seeks to advance agricultural education and promote the professional interests and growth of agriculture teachers as well as recruit and prepare students who have a desire to teach agriculture.

The organization is dedicated to developing professional pride, to nourishing a spirit of unity among classroom teachers and to recognizing members for conducting outstanding programs.

It monitors governmental affairs affecting agricultural education and assists in the development of priorities and strategies to effect federal legislation and appropriations (from NAAE website).

Purposes

The basic purposes of the Nebraska Agricultural Educators Association is to provide professional support for the everyday agricultural educator!  Specifically, NAEA purposes, as defined by the NAEA Bylaws, are:

1. To assume and maintain an active leadership in the promotion and furtherance of Agricultural Education,
2. To bring together all of the agricultural instructors through membership in a state association devoted exclusively to their interests,
3. To provide an opportunity for agricultural instructors to discuss all problems effecting Agricultural Education on the state level,
4. To serve local Associations of agricultural instructors in the solution of any problems, which they may have,
5. To cooperate with the National Association of Agricultural Educators, Inc. (NAAE), the Association for Career and Technical Education of Nebraska (ACTEN) and the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) in furthering the cause of all Vocational Education,
6. To communicate and cooperate with those organizations and individuals having as their objective the improvement of the status of the Agricultural Education Instructors and to enlist their aid in the furtherance of these purposes,
7. To inform by publication of the needs in the field of Agricultural Education and the possibilities of progress to be made therein,
8. To receive property by devise or bequest, and otherwise acquire and hold all types of property,
9.  To act as trustee under incidental to the principal objects of the corporation, and to receive, hold and administer and expand funds and property subject to such trust,
10. To convey, exchange, lease mortgage, encumber and transfer upon trust, or otherwise dispose of all property, real of personal,
11. To borrow money, contract debts and issue bonds and votes, and secure payment of performance of its obligations, and,
12. To make contracts and to do all other acts necessary or expedient for the administration of the affairs and attainment of the purposes of the corporation.