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The second responsibility of a NASPA director is to perform the duties of a director in order to provide more, not fewer, opportunities for all players to participate, which is why entreating anyone to renounce his or her NASPA membership is unacceptable as it decreases the opportunities available to them to participate in competitive SCRABBLE.
While directors may belong to multiple organizations and play in events for multiple organizations, they may not become a club or tournament director of another organization, recruit members for an organization other than NASPA or entreat players to renounce their membership in NASPA.<BR><BR>Any director who does not abide by the policies can have his/her director's certification revoked by NASPA.<BR><BR>NASPA has no qualms with its directors...<BR><BR>(a) running or assisting with School SCRABBLE events because School SCRABBLE is the bailiwick of the NSA, and NASPA has a working relationship with the NSA.<BR><BR>(b) running or assisting with WESPA tourneys because NASPA has a working relationship with WESPA.<BR><BR>(c) running or assisting with any SCRABBLE-related fund-raisers for literacy or charities. (Note: anyone organizing such an event should contact the NSA for permission to use SCRABBLE's trademarked name. Also the NSA will happily provide materials and advertise the event on its list of casual club events. Theresa Bubb is the person to contact about this.)<BR><BR>(d) running or assisting with non-SCRABBLE events because, well,...they're non-SCRABBLE events.
Any director who does not abide by the policies can have his/her director's certification revoked by NASPA.<BR > <BR>
== Resources for directors ==