The Importance Of PRSSA To Enhance Education

If you are looking for a way to get involved on campus while making a great impact on students and campus life, this opportunity will benefit you.

Over the past few months as we participated with the “Big Brothers Big Sisters” program, we divided into small groups in order to focus on different aspects of the organization during this project. The project included three main groups: social media, public relations and group planning. The first group was responsible for social media around campus. The second group managed public relations, which made flyers and used other media resources to spread the word throughout the campus. The third and final group focused overall group planning with the kids. This included different activities and parties for the children. As a class we were to plan and coordinate two functions that included the Big Brothers Big

As a Coastal Carolina student currently enrolled in Business Communications. We were tasked with creating a research paper about how we could improve something about Coastal Carolina. My group members and I chose the topic of Greek Life on campus. We would like to expand Greek Life on Campus by adding more charters. We believe you are the best fit for our interview based on your position as Greek Life coordinator as well as your knowledge of Coastal Carolinas Greek Life.

My many years of being involved in student council exposed me to discover my passion for event planning, as well as my area for improvement

The meetings really encourage everyone to show their creative side and since it is mostly freshman who attend the meeting it is a safe place so even the shiest people can participate. The first minerva meeting that I observed was how the minerva system works and realized that it was a pretty simple process of getting an idea approved. I have observed that minerva meetings are places where students are encouraged to take action on an event that they are thinking about everyone is given an equal chance. What has always stuck with me about the meetings is that all clubs and students are encouraged to work together when they come up with the same events and make it even better and not outdo each other. I have had a first hand experience of this because the club that I am involved in wanted to do a week long event on the Syrian Refugee Crisis and we had it planned and someone also said that the he/she wanted to to do a dinner and discussion on this event so we said that we have also thought about this and we were informed that the minerva aren’t a place for competition and rather we should combine our ideas and maybe join together and this was a great learning experience for me and others. My friend and I decided to propose an event to the minerva council about an international talent night to the council so they suggested some ways to just as best time, performer groups and other ideas for this event and this really

If you are interested in reconnecting with fellow alum while planning campus events that promote diversity and inclusion, contact uwbalumn@uw.edu for more

After noticing a fierce division in the community over the recent political events, the school proactively created the conference to both facilitate peaceful conversations about the political climate and to help teach the students how to express their opinions in appropriate ways.

To help bring Rockford High Schools students closer, I am thinking that we can hold more assemblies to keep my peers up to date and have some fun. Also, if I am selected

The Executive teams need dedicated and hardworking students that are willing to give up their time to plan one of the biggest events of the school year. I love music, and I hope that, if I am elected as Executive Chair of the Entertainment Committee, I can work with others to choose the music and plan other forms of entertainment for Archbishop Ryan’s first THON. In addition, Student Council was the first group of students to hear about THON, and I have been wanting to help plan it ever since we first discussed it last

Ocean County College can generate actions to possible promote campus life. Each semester, the college could hold a “Student Appreciation Day” offering a free coffee day with a visit to the cafeteria to raise student awareness. A concert can be planned to promote promote student life and socialization. A spirit week can be held to also promote student life, having students dress up or in a certain color representing something about the college. Clubs, the Grunin Center piano practice rooms, and the Health & Wellness center can be further promoted through more flyers spread around campus. The creation of attention-grabbing signs for the Grunin Building piano practice rooms on the Grunin Building and in front of the Health & Wellness Center

Attendance at community events is encouraged however they must be approved by myself or Ms. Addo. Once approved

I wanted to clarify the requirements for the upcoming Student Led Conference as well as inform you that you will not be required to attend on May 10th. Student Led conferences are for all Junior students with English classes on campus because the majority of the preparation will take place in English classes.

From all the clubs and organizations I am associated with, I consider the National Conference of Synagogue Youth my favorite extracurricular activity for the past three years. The National Conference of Synagogue Youth is a club that is growing internationally, especially when I was president last year for Dallas. The local club I was managing started off with a population in the low twenties to the mid-thirties with the help of popular events I created with the board and friends associated. For example, The board members of NCSY in Dallas successfully bring in a Holocaust survivor for the week pertaining to Holocaust day every year. I would spread the information through others with Instagram, text messages, and emails that would later be

The experience of working with such a great team will help me to further identify the value of my peers’ opinions and the importance of representing UTA well. I hope to cultivate appreciation of what my peers have to offer, no matter how different our background may be. Serving as The Bash Chair requires constant engagement and representation of UTA students. These circumstances will help me expand my understanding of our communities and culture. I would love to lead the process of traditionally outstanding, family-friendly events. In the past, I have worked on behalf of large organizations so I am familiar with constantly sending out emails and phone calls to gain potential sponsorship for school events. Additionally, I have exceptional time-management skills that I have cultivated over my career in public education which I can easily leverage into managing student volunteers and connecting with other student organizations. I enjoy connecting with people to accomplish a goal, no matter how time-demanding the task may

event is a new learning experience. My K-12 education has made me what I am today: an educated young woman and aspiring High School English Teacher. I