Greater St. Louis Federal
Executive Board
Workforce Diversity
Council
CHARTER
MISSION STATEMENT: To support the Greater St. Louis Federal
Executive Board and its member agencies in their efforts to ensure and enhance
the consideration, value and visibility of diversity at all levels in the
federal employment, programs and service delivery.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Diversity encompasses all
aspects of the American mosaic, including race, color, national origin, age,
gender, disability, religion, economic status, culture, and sexual orientation,
among others.
The Workforce Diversity Council is empowered to accomplish
its mission by:
- Facilitating
and promoting interagency communication;
- Facilitating
and promoting interagency sharing of ideas and resources;
- Facilitating,
promoting, conducting and participating in educational programs and
activities, for both the federal and civic communities; and
- Facilitating,
promoting and implementing innovations to address the needs related to
diversity.
MEMBERSHIP: The
Workforce Diversity Council is comprised of federal employees that the Greater St. Louis FEB agency
leaders nominate to represent their agencies.
WDC members should be individuals with an interest in and commitment to
diversity who are motivated and enabled to actively support the WDC mission,
including work on tasks and projects.
- Council
members shall be appointed by their respective agency leaders.
- The
WDC shall elect officers from their membership.
- Officers
shall include a president, vice president, secretary
and budget manager.
STRUCTURE: The WDC
president, elected by the WDC members, leads the council, along with the other
officers as the WDC determines. The WDC
receives support from the Greater St. Louis FEB and its
staff. The WDC functions at the pleasure
of the Greater St. Louis FEB executive council, which can request and recommend
programs and implement any changes to the WDC that it feels would better serve
the needs of the greater St. Louis federal community. The WDC will begin operation on October 1,
2008.