Tag: Fundamentals
Recruiting: The Information Session
The information session is the first opportunity for your organization to introduce itself to prospective members. It should be succinct and persuasive, highlighting your core goals and best features.
External Events: Travel
Travel events, when done properly, are some of the most exciting and fun events an organization can implement.
External Events: Exhibitions
Exhibition events are the most common type of event for student groups that focus on performances.
External Events: Requirements
External events encompass any event that requires your members to engage with non-members and vendors. These can include performances, fund-raisers, and competitions.
Internal Events: Meetings, Practices, and Socials
Internal events are all events that are reserved only for your members. These include general meetings, practics, and social events. The way that you structure your internal events has a great impact on the operations and culture of your organization.
Delegation
As a leader, you are responsible for all the operations within your team. There’s simply not enough time in the day for you to do everything. You must learn how to delegate tasks and how to delegate them well.
Achieving School Recognition
As a leader, the first thing you should check is whether your group is recognized by your school. Recognition generally confers important benefits such as participation in the activities fair, a budget, and permission to operate.
Gaining Power
Before you can lead, you must gain power.
The Fundamentals Framework
Initiatives with specific timelines and tangible outcomes should be broken into the following steps: assess requirements, planning/testing, execution, and documentation.
Welcome to the Fundamentals!
Welcome to The Fundamentals! The skills taught in this section are vital to making any organization function. These chapters will teach you how to become a great manager. You will master logistics, set appropriate goals and rules, and optimize your finances.
The Definitive Guide to Student Leadership 