Help shape the profession’s future in our province as part of the NSCSW Council
The Nova Scotia College of Social Workers (NSCSW) is seeking nominations for positions on our Council. This is your opportunity to contribute to the leadership and governance of the College, ensuring the profession continues to thrive and meet the needs of Nova Scotians.
Positions open for nomination
- President
- Term: 2026–2028
- Secretary
- Term: 2026–2028
- Central Regional Representative
- Term: 2026–2028
- Halifax County and West Hants
- Northern Regional Representative
- Term: 2026–2028
- East Hants and Colchester, Cumberland and Pictou counties
- Eastern Regional Representative
- Term: 2026–2028
- Guysborough, Antigonish, Richmond, Inverness, Victoria and Cape Breton counties
Nomination process
The Nomination Committee is responsible for soliciting and reviewing nominations for these positions. To submit a nomination, send the following documentation to [email protected] before the nomination deadline of April 30, 2026:
- Nominee Agreement: A written statement from the nominee confirming their agreement to the nomination and their willingness to act if elected.
- Member Support: Signed approval from at least three members in good standing of the College supporting the nomination.
- Nominee Information: A brief biography or statement of interest from the nominee, outlining their qualifications, experience, and vision for the role.
If more than one nomination is received for a position, an election will be held in accordance with the College’s by-laws.
Why join the NSCSW Council?
Serving on Council is a meaningful way to shape the future of social work in Nova Scotia. Council members play a vital role in upholding the College’s mission, values, and commitment to the profession, and provide leadership to enhance pubic safety in the delivery of social work.
Volunteer service on Council is also considered an informal professional development activity for NSCSW members; up to 12 hours/year are eligible.