The Alaska Division, of U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
The Alaska Division is one of five western divisions in the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Western Region, established under the authority of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Alpine Sport Committee and responsible for the regulation of the sport of Alpine Ski Competition. Learn more »
Calling all Officials, Coaches and Volunteers!
2025 Fall Education Conference
Ski racing can’t happen without officials. Referees, jury advisors, timers, and race administrators are the team behind every successful race.
Join us this fall for the Alpine Officials Conference — a chance to get certified (or recertified), gain valuable skills, and be part of the community that keeps ski racing strong in Alaska.
November 7-9, 2025
Friday 11/7: Referee/ Jury Advisor
Saturday 11/8: Timing & Calculations
Sunday 11/9: Race Administrator
*please note TD will be held at a later date
Location: Anchorage Fire Training Center
1140 Airport Heights Dr, Anchorage, AK 99508
UPDATES and NEW CERTIFICATIONS for
Referees and Jury Advisors | Timing & Calculations | Race Administration | Technical Delegate
ALL updates are now required annually
If you are unable to attend the update during the time listed, please still register for the 'Virtual- TBD' option to receive info regarding other options.
Join the Team Behind the Teams!
The Alaska Division of U.S. Ski & Snowboard is still recruiting for Board Secretary. This is a unique opportunity to support youth ski racing in Alaska, shape the future of our programs, and make a lasting impact in our ski community.
Whether you’re a parent, coach, alumni, or dedicated supporter—we’d love to have you on board.
Secretary
The Divisional Board Secretary plays a vital role in ensuring the board functions smoothly and in compliance with governance standards. This position serves as a central resource for board organization, recordkeeping, and communication, providing key support to the Divisional Manager and Board Chair. The Secretary ensures that board processes run efficiently and transparently—from meeting preparation and documentation to member onboarding and governance tracking.
Key Responsibilities
Recording & Recordkeeping
- Accurately record minutes during board meetings.
- Maintain comprehensive and organized records of board actions and decisions.
Compliance & Governance
- Ensure board activities adhere to applicable laws, bylaws, and governance regulations.
- Keep board members informed of relevant policy or legal changes.
- Track board member terms, appointments, and expiration dates.
Communication & Board Support
- Coordinate communications between board members and leadership.
- Guide new board members through onboarding and orientation.
- Serve as a point of contact for board-related inquiries connected to the Divisional Manager.
Administrative Support
- Assist with the preparation of board reports and official documentation.
In the Absence of the Divisional Manager, Additional Duties May Include:
Meeting Management
- Prepare and distribute meeting agendas and materials.
- Send meeting notices in accordance with bylaws.
- Help organize and facilitate board meetings.
- Manage follow-up tasks and documentation post-meeting.