How can a candidate run for NCA office if they are not slated by the nominating committee?

To run for NCA office without being slated by the nominating committee, a candidate may be nominated from the floor. This process allows individuals who may not be part of the designated slate to still have the opportunity to present their candidacy and seek election. Nominating from the floor typically involves being proposed by another member during a meeting, allowing for a democratic process where additional candidates can emerge beyond those officially recommended by the committee.

This approach promotes inclusivity and engagement, ensuring that more voices and potential leaders can be considered for office, thus expanding the diversity and representation within the organization. It’s an important aspect in many democratic processes to empower members to seek leadership positions directly rather than solely relying on formal nominations.