Involvement 101: Networking

Alabama A&M University has numerous student organizations to get involved in. They have cultural, Greek, academic, and etc organizations that you can join. Two of those organizations have caught my eye so far. I want to join Pep Squad, Chemistry Club, Southern Belles and PAC.

Throughout my high school years, I have challenged myself to maintain a high GPA yet, be involved in various student organizations. I have learned to manage my time and to become a responsible student by fulfilling the requirements and duties of each organization. I am involved in National Honor Society, Educational Talent Search, Book Club, Art Club, and Technology Student Association. I was selected to become a National Honor Society member my sophomore year and was accepted because of outstanding academic achievement, good service to the community, and leadership. This organization has helped me grow as a person and it has allowed me to contribute to the community. We take part in activities such as the annual toy drive, Thanksgiving food

When this estate planner was asked about professional organizations and there importance in a financial service profession they said that they were vital not just because of the value that many of them bring in terms of continuing education, but because of the opportunity to network. Networking was the best thing that this estate planner said would make or break a young professional in any financial service related career field because of the power of referrals which was a primary source of business for this estate

The organization's way of contributing to the future success of its members after graduation by having many business world connections. These connections could lead to the opening of internships, graduate schools, jobs, and other opportunities in the work field.

The first organization I joined was Sigma Psi Omega. I was Social co-chair during 2014-2015. In this role I helped the chair take minutes and roll for the committee in which we plan events such as the Full Moon Fever Dance. I then became Historian 2015-2016. In this role I take pictures and write down what we are currently doing for next generations to see. The second organization I joined is Student Government Association. I first started out as a Senator but was quickly inducted as Secretary in Spring 2014 during my first semester in Student Government and continued to be Secretary through Spring 2015. Then I became President 2015-2016. I have loved every second of it, and feel that I have made an impact on Student Government here at USAO. We are updating the constitution this year. We went to two conferences in the fall and will host a conference here at the university. We are also working on what we can for the people who view the legislation and make the decisions to take us more seriously. I have also attended Haven the whole time I have been at USAO as well, and just started craft crafting club towards the end of 2015.

On November 15,2016, I attended a Beta Alpha Phi professional meeting. The topic for this meeting was on networking. The two presenters were Amy Anholt from Dental Select and Eli Willis from Steel Concepts. Both presenter are Weber State Alumni, and the presenters know one another from their time at Weber State. Both presenters emphasized the importance of networking, not only while an individual is attending school, but to continue networking for the entirety of his or her career. The presentation was a collaborative effort on the part of Amy and Eli who began with a statistic stating that 85% of jobs are found through networking (Linkedin, Feb 2016.) The presenters listed several ways a student is able to network while in school.

What organizations or activities (community, school, church, lodge, social, professional, academic, sports) are you involved in? “I am a high school senior preparing to go into college next year. I am an altar server and attend church every Sunday. I am an active member of youth group in church, member of Indian club in the school. I also volunteer in American red cross and shadow a cardiologist two hours/ week.

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According to Huber (2013), the influence of connections comes from networking with people and being able to be shaped and to gather information. Networking permit and helps nurses to know what other nurses know about effective nursing interventions that is applicable in other institutions which helps the institution to be competitive and current. Personal affiliations and networking can be seen as negative and positive when it comes to use in nursing leadership, but the use of personal networking can actually help to quicken one career as a nurse, and especially as a nursing leader.

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I’m a student athlete therefore I’m involved in the Heidelberg football and track & field teams. I don’t want to end my extra-curricuclarly actives only in sports; I want to get involved in clubs, communities and organizations on the campus. Being involved with organizations will help me gain experience in aspects of my life, which can help me in my long-term goal in life.

People who attend college or university 's want to start networking basically which means make more friends and increase their

When I walked into the MSC, I was amazed at how many people showed up to the open house and at how many organizations A&M had to offer. The first pamphlet I received a directory of organizations. The first thing I did was look through the directory and found the organizations that I had planned on joining. When I found an organization that I considered I walked around the MSC to found that specific booth. However, while I was looking for the specific booth I ended up going around to each booth that I hadn’t considered joining an tried learning about what each of them did. The main thing that I struggled with while I was there was finding the organizations that I considered. Even though the school provided me with a directory I was still having

Joining a secret organization in college is essential to succeed in college because once you graduate, those organizations will use their influential power and wealth to promote you into the workplace. It is all about who you know and what they can do for you. If I was a member of a secret organization, I would ask my sisters to help me get a nursing position at a high profile hospital. Once I was working, in return, I would help other sisters get jobs within the hospital, I now work. As the old saying goes, “you scratch my back, and I’ll scratch yours”.

The business world is about power or who you know that has power. These associations can prove to be useful when it is time to enter the job market. When networking keep in mind that it is important to “be surrounded with people who are encouraging and supportive” (Blackett, 2011, p. 77). There are several ways an individual can get themselves readily available for their ultimate career. One of the most common types of networking comes in the form of a “mentor” (Blackett, 2011, p. 78). A mentor can help guide a person in a positive direction towards their goals. Have you ever heard the old saying ‘you are what you eat’? Surprisingly, this is true. It also applies to the thoughts that consume our time. We are “what we think about” (Blackett,