Members in Unit - New eServices feature

[JC004]

Cool.  Thanks, NHQ.  I like this.   


Members in Your Unit Features
24 Apr 2007

You can now gain access to the email addresses of members in your unit simply by clicking on the number of Seniors, Cadets, or All Members in your unit on the front page of eServices. This will direct you to a new page that can be used to gather addresses for emailing members in your unit. By checking the checkboxes next to each member and clicking "Gather Emails", you can then copy and paste the addresses into your favorite email service.

[sjtrupp]

Of course, it would help out if the members kept the information in E-Services up to date. 

I tried to send out a message to a number of cadets about the SWR CLS, but about 25% of the emails were no longer valid.

[jimmydeanno]

Good new feature, good job NHQ 

I tried to send out a message to a number of cadets about the SWR CLS, but about 25% of the emails were no longer valid.

That's because they realize that "toohot4u@yahoo.com" doesn't look to good on a resume...

[JC004]

Of course, it would help out if the members kept the information in E-Services up to date. 

I tried to send out a message to a number of cadets about the SWR CLS, but about 25% of the emails were no longer valid.

That is always a big issue.  I always encourage units to do verifications once per quarter.  Good thing for the Personnel Officer to be doing.  Then there's a lot of out of date e-mails for inactive folks...guess there isn't much we can do about that (EXCEPT FINALLY implement a system to designate active/inactive in eServices!).

[jimmydeanno]

guess there isn't much we can do about that (EXCEPT FINALLY implement a system to designate active/inactive in eServices!).

[off topic]
I don't know about your wings, but the last 2 I've been in have a WING-00 charter so units can "transfer" inactive members out of their squadrons and into a "holding" squadron.  It leaves only active members on your roster.[/off topic]

[JC004]

guess there isn't much we can do about that (EXCEPT FINALLY implement a system to designate active/inactive in eServices!).

[off topic]
I don't know about your wings, but the last 2 I've been in have a WING-00 charter so units can "transfer" inactive members out of their squadrons and into a "holding" squadron.  It leaves only active members on your roster.[/off topic]

Our wing does not -- our wing would not.  At least the squadrons anyway.  Their piece of the state appropriation money, I understand, has to do with number of members.  Besides, having this info searchable by unit could be beneficial in a lot of ways.

[mikeylikey]

guess there isn't much we can do about that (EXCEPT FINALLY implement a system to designate active/inactive in eServices!).

[off topic]
I don't know about your wings, but the last 2 I've been in have a WING-00 charter so units can "transfer" inactive members out of their squadrons and into a "holding" squadron.  It leaves only active members on your roster.[/off topic]

Our wing does not -- our wing would not.  At least the squadrons anyway.  Their piece of the state appropriation money, I understand, has to do with number of members.  Besides, having this info searchable by unit could be beneficial in a lot of ways.

Umm...PAWG has an old unit......that was used as a holding SQD up until 1997.  It currently has one (1) person in it.  She has since passed away (over 7 years ago).  Got to love Pennsylvania. 

---most of the PA Wing State Appropriations go right to HAWK MOUNTAIN.  After the $500,000 comes in, one-third (1/3) goes to that crappy piece of real estate.

[arajca]

Having just used it, I think it's a great tool. It is the kind of thing that an ITO would develop for their unit.

[JC004]

Having just used it, I think it's a great tool. It is the kind of thing that an ITO would develop for their unit.

I made something like this a while back, but you needed to download CAPWatch and all, so this is good to have.  They need to do more stuff like this.

[CadetProgramGuy]

---most of the PA Wing State Appropriations go right to HAWK MOUNTAIN.  After the $500,000 comes in, one-third (1/3) goes to that crappy piece of real estate.

$165,000 straight to Hawk?  Wow....

[JC004]

---most of the PA Wing State Appropriations go right to HAWK MOUNTAIN.  After the $500,000 comes in, one-third (1/3) goes to that crappy piece of real estate.

$165,000 straight to Hawk?  Wow....

Mud research program...

[RogueLeader]

When did this become available?

[JC004]

When did this become available?

24 APR.

[RogueLeader]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

[JC004]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

[RogueLeader]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

Like my sister

[JC004]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

Like my sister

yea...that happens...

[RogueLeader]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

Like my sister

yea...that happens...

but so often fromm HQ

[JC004]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

Like my sister

yea...that happens...

but so often fromm HQ

That's why I have created ColganMart...so I can raise funds for the take-over, and put things into place down there.   

[RogueLeader]

Ah, it is a cool feature I must say.

Hey who are they, and what have they done with NHQ.

A good change NHQ. 

It was an accident.

Like my sister

yea...that happens...

but so often fromm HQ

That's why I have created ColganMart...so I can raise funds for the take-over, and put things into place down there.   

So what do you keep your profit margine percentage at to fund our revolt.