This page provides helpful information for our volunteers. Below, you'll find forms, brochures, step-by-step instructions for listing & managing activities, board policies and more.
If you have a suggestion for a topic to be included here, please send us an email.
Online Systems FAQ
Here are links to FAQs that offer step-by-step guidance in using our online systems. They are articles in our Help system’s Knowledge Base. You must be logged in and serving on a committee to view these links.
Back to topForms & Publications
Here are forms that are useful to the genral public, membership, and that you need to run programs. Note that you must be logged in and serve on a committee to view links to some of the forms.
Membership Application & Waiver
Checking Account Deduction (Autodraft) Form
Hiking Basics & Ten Essentials Brochure
Volunteer Disclosure Statement
Back to topPolicies, Standards & Safety
Sometimes it’s useful to be aware of the policies, minimum standards, saftey reports and other information provided by our Board of Dirctors.
The Mountaineers Policy Manual and Bylaws
Minimun Standards for Activities
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Back to topBranch and Activity Committee Web Pages
Branch and activity committee website hosting is available through the Progam Center at no cost. Each activity committee or branch is responsible for developing and maintaining the content of its web page. View the Knowledge Base article, My committee has a website. How does mountaineers.org connect to it? for more information.
Back to topOnline Communities
Communities allows interaction between members, guests, committees and branches. They can be open to the general public or private. Private communities can be restricted to such groups as committee members, leaders, students in a course, or members of a branch. The system is flexible so that any data that we keep in our database can be used to define distinct groups that may access a community. Here is a brief description of each area that every community contains:
News Items - maintained by the community administrator, News Items allows your group to post timely news and messages. A subscription function allows users to have messages emailed to them instantly, daily or weekly.
Forums - threaded discussions for users to connect and communicate with each other. Some examples of forums are?course discussions & questions, gear swaps, and trail recommendations. Users may subscribe to Forums as they do for News Items.
Document Archive - a place for users to share documents. This is a useful tool for committees to store meeting minutes and policies and for course administrators who want to share handouts, maps, and gear lists with their students.
For information about creating a community for your group, please send us an email.
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