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Brother 2 Brother (B2B) is a student organization at Central Washington University whose mission is to help men succeed academically and professionally. B2B is requesting sponsorship funds to send members to the Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB) National Conference in April. The proposal outlines B2B's leadership, advisors, funding goals totaling $16.47k, and proposed funding models which include fundraising events and seeking donations from university departments and organizations. It describes the inspirational speakers and networking opportunities at the SAAB conference as well as B2B's efforts to develop members' leadership skills through involvement, academics, and growth opportunities to better lead at CWU and beyond.
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http://prezi.com/e1jxejllgwrb/aflv-building-strong-alumni-involvement-and-alumni-advisors/
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- 1. Brother 2 Brother CWU College of Business Sponsorship Proposal
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- 3. Our Mission Saving Lives, Salvaging Dreams The mission of Brother 2 Brother is for all men at Central Washington University to take full advantage of their academic years and to better understand and practice their full responsibilities, rights, and privileges as citizens of this country. Core Values: Accountability Intellectual Development Proactive Leadership Self-Discipline
- 4. Brother 2 Brother Leadership Armando Ortiz President Anthony Perez Vice President Keenan Williams Chief of Staff Yosef Gamble Leadership Consultant
- 5. Brother 2 Brother Advisors Dr. Keith Champagne, Associate Dean of Student Development Dr. Raymond Hall, Professor Africana/Black Studies
- 6. Funding Goal B2B is requesting the sponsorship of registration, transportation and lodging costs that will enable our members to attend the Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB) National Conference in Dearborn, Michigan April 1-2. Chart: Total Expenses of attending the SAAB Nat’l Conference Hotel $3.27K Transport $9.2K Registration $4K
- 7. Cost Breakdown Hotel: The Edward Village Michigan Dearborn, MI, USA
- 8. Proposed Funding model One-Time Sources Club Senate and S&A supplemental funding Selfie-Booth Table Feb 12th 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Mar. 5 Co-sponsorship with Intramural Sports Donations University Foundation GoFundMe Recurring, social media based and ran Campus Partners President’s Office Residence Life Alumni Relations University Advancement Douglas Honors College Various Colleges (COTS, COB, CoAH, etc.) Campus Life Africana and Black Studies Male Success Initiative
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