Meetings

Purpose: Meetings are held in all organisations for a range of purposes, some being formal but many being more informal. At all Informal meeting one or more people will take notes on what has been agreed, but at all formal meetings there is always an appointed minute taker. Informal meetings include occasions such as where two or more members of the team would get together to discuss an immediate problem or where an unplanned discussion would take place. Formal meetings usually full in to one of

How to Run a Meeting How to Run a Meeting is an interesting article that gives details on ways to make a meeting as efficient and effective as possible. Meetings are time-consuming and very important in communicating information or solving organizational problems. To effectively run a meeting there must be planning activities before the meeting and leadership activities to execute during the meeting. Prior to the meeting you must first set objectives. Weather the meeting is meant to share information

that was addressed in the AA meeting I went to was recovering Alcoholics and those still working towards recovery. The location of the meeting was held at the Alano Club of Kent County. In this building, several different types of AA meetings and other groups are held. The building itself did not have any huge indicators of the type of meetings that go on there. This is most likely because of the social and cultural concepts that are associated with going to AA meetings. Furthermore, it could also

Today I went to my first AMP meeting. It was completely different than I expected, but I think that will turn out to be a good thing. In the beginning I thought this was a program for youth to attend voluntarily, and I thought most of the attendees would be from families with foster or kinship care. I was wrong, as most of the attendees were from group homes around Ames and they were there as part of their recovery process. This shocked me a little but in just the short amount of time I spent with

physical environment, describe the room, number of people attending, ages, gender, ethnicity, etc. The Alcoholic Anonymous meeting I attended was organized by East Valley Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous, at Montessa Meeting Hall in Gold Canyon, Arizona. This meeting occurred at 1000 on a Wednesday morning. The room, where the meeting occurred, consisted of a business meeting atmosphere, with wooden walls, lack of windows, 12 metal chairs in a circular construction, with an informal dress code. Twelve

IEP Meeting The event that I attended was an IEP meeting for one of the students that I work with. However, the parent of the student requested that the person that assist her son in the classroom to be included in the meeting. Day’s previews to the meeting, the staff that were involved in the meeting gather together and created an agenda, they listed the main points that they want to discuss with the mother of the student. However, I was included in the group too, since I work with the student

internship, I have attended GVAHEC staff meeting on Monday September 11 at apache Junction location. They usually do staff meeting every first Monday of the month to discuss about their organization, but for this month, they had to postponed the meeting to the second Monday of the month due to unavailability of some staff members. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss how to make the organization function better. One thing that they focused on during the meeting was the sponsorship opportunity. They

Introduction What are Meetings? Meetings are where two or more people gather to discuss one or more topics, often in a formal setting. Purposes of Meetings There can really be diverse purposes for meetings. Some of which can be for: Commemorating a milestone or accomplishment Engaging in meaningful dialogues in order to reach decisions To learn new things or acquire new skills To generate new ideas and develop new ways of thinking To hear reports from certain individuals To consult and

Anonymous (AA) meeting at the Great Bridge United Methodist Church, in Chesapeake, VA. This was an open meeting held at 0730, entitled; Ready, Willing & Able. This meeting had a variety of individuals in attendance. After the meeting was started, today’s agenda was to read a quote from a book titled, Living Sober, distributed by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. Each person in the room was asked to comment about the quote or “pass”. There were 18 people in attendance and the meeting lasted 60

open Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) meeting that is hosted at the main office of Consejo Counseling and Referral Services. Consejo facilities host an AA meetings for its client, individuals who attend Columbia City Church of Hope, and people from the community. The group meets at seven at night every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The participants of the AA meeting, hosted at Consejo, are from the Latino community and US born individuals with Latino background. The meetings are in Spanish. The participants