What role does the HOSA President primarily fulfill during conferences?

The role of the HOSA President during conferences primarily involves presiding over meetings. This includes leading discussions, ensuring that the agenda is followed, facilitating the participation of members, and representing the organization’s interests. The president is tasked with creating an environment where all voices can be heard and guiding the group toward achieving its goals. This leadership is crucial in maintaining order, encouraging collaboration, and fostering a sense of unity among members during the conference activities.

While developing new programs, recording minutes, and overseeing fundraising activities are important tasks within the organization, they tend to fall under the responsibilities of different members or committees, rather than being the primary duty of the president during conferences. This distinction highlights the president's central role in governance and leadership within the HOSA framework.