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Engaging Students and Higher Education
- 1. Engaging Students and Higher Education Institutions _____________ How to make the most of a great partnership! Dr. Veronica Bruhl, CPLP & NAC Dr. Ken Phillips, CPLP & NAC
- 2. Welcome! Today wewill : Learn about resources available to engage students with your chapter Participate in discussions with other chapter leaders Learn best practices for partnering with higher education institutions National ASTD welcomes you and thanks you for your commitment.
- 3. National ASTD ResourcesStudent and New Professional Idea Book Student Relations Job Description John Coné Membership Scholarship National Student Membership Social Media ASTD International Conference & Exposition - Student Day Interest Group Toolkit
- 4. Student and NewProfessional Idea Book
- 5. Student Relations JobDescription www.astd.org/resourcesbyposition
- 6. The John ConéASTD Membership Scholarship Six Free One-Year Student Memberships One Complimentary Registration to the 2012 ASTD International Conference (May 6-9, Denver, Colorado) Applications available: August 15, 2011 Application deadline: November 15, 2011 Scholarship Recipient Announcement: December 15, 2011 www.astd.org/students
- 7. National Student Membership $59 annual membership 12 credit hours per year to qualify 4% of national membership are student members Chapters may request a list of national members (includes student members) www.astd.org/membership
- 8. Social Networking @astdstudentsASTD Students Fan Page ASTD Students and Young Professionals www.astd.org/students
- 9. Student Day ASTD International Conference Several registration options 2011 Student Day activities included networking coffee and welcome reserved seating at the General Session student/career-focused session tour of the EXPO networking lunch with keynote speaker, Mette Norgaard
- 10. ASTD Chapter InterestGroup Toolkit Chapter Interest Group Guide Types of interest groups offered by ASTD chapters (coming soon) SOS submissions on interest groups Interest Group Charter Form (sample) www.astd.org/toolkits
- 11. ASTD Chapter InterestGroup Guide
- 12. Chapter Resources &Best Practices
- 13. CCASTD Best PracticesTara Hawkins Director of University Relations thawkins@roosevelt.edu Student Membership Discount Deb Colky Scholarship Student Interest Group Partnership with Colleges and Universities
- 14. Orange County BestPractices Paul Venderley Past President [email_address] Student Membership Rate Partnership with Brandman University Branding Two Part Process Engagement Exposure
- 15. South Florida BestPractices Steve Parkins President Elect [email_address] Student Membership Rate Student SIG formed by Barry University Graduate Students President of Student SIGs sits on Chapter Board SIG is active on Chapter Social Media Challenge: As students graduate, new partnerships and SIGs need to be formed.
- 16. Things you cando immediately… Consider if your chapter is ready for students? Consider how will you invite them? Consider how will you make them feel included? Create a Student Relations position on your Board. Review or create a student membership category. Bookmark the Chapter Leader Community and use the resources. ( www.astd.org/clc ) Communicate successes and challenges to chapter coaches and NAC advisor. Submit a Sharing Our Success (SOS) to be recognized for your efforts www.astd.org/sos Promote www.astd.org/students to your local student community and student chapter members. Promote John Coné Scholarship to community.
- 17. Idea Page Meetingspace at college/university Providing speakers from board or members Internships Mentorships/Shadowing Program Community Involvement
- 18. iPad Student EngagementChallenge Three iPads up for grabs National ASTD will award three winners (one winner in small, medium, and large chapter categories) to the chapters that engage with local students the most between January 1-September 31*, 2011. www.astd.org/studentchallenge
- 19. Thank you foryour leadership! See you at ALC on Saturday, October 15! (Sunrise Session) - Student Engagement
Editor's Notes
- #3 Lots of interest and ASTD has a goal around this area
- #5 Provides recommendations and suggested resources to help chapters reach out to students, local higher education institutions, and new professionals.
- #6 Responsibilities: Student Recruitment & Engagement Scholarship & Internship Program Student Special Interest Group (SIG) Board Participation
- #7 The American Society for Training & Development (ASTD) offers students the opportunity to further their professional development by applying for a membership scholarship started by John W. Coné, former ASTD Board Chair.
- #8 Received feedback from students at ICE 2011 that students think that $59 is a great rate for ASTD membership and students believe that they use more of their ASTD membership than other members. They also want all of the benefits of the professional membership. Stress it is enroll 12 credit hours per year in an accredited college.
- #9 Chapter and national student members are encouraged to participate in discussions on these social networking sites. Chapters are encouraged to post student related content.
- #10 Student Day half-day registration: $30 Student Day full-day registration: $120 Student member rate full conference registration: $350 Student non-members: $450
- #11 Toolkits provide processes and resources laid out for you according to specific topics.
- #12 ASTD encourages chapters to establish interest groups to meet the needs of their membership. In this guide you will find information on how to start an interest group within your chapter – including special interest groups, geographic interest groups, or student interest groups. The purpose of these groups is to provide your members an opportunity to network and learn from one another. 5 page document that describes: Chapter Interest Groups Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Geographic Interest Group (GIGs) Best practices Student Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Best practices Forming an Interest Group Identify Need Formation Develop a Mission Statement Establish the Group’s Needs Plan Activities to meet the SIG’s Needs Membership & Dues Publicize the Subgroups and its Activities Location www.astd.org/toolkits
- #13 Here is some sample resources, guides, templates, and best practices from other chapters around creating, managing, and maintaining chapter interest groups.
- #17 John Cone - A way to approach the college and university.
- #19 *This date was recently extended! Entering is easy! Simply use the online form below to submit your activities and earn points each time your chapter gets a new student member, holds a new student program, or engages with local students. Your chapter receives points for each activity, and the chapters with the most points win an iPad! Winners will be recognized at the ASTD Chapter Leaders Conference, October 14-15, in Arlington, Virginia.
- #20 You’ve embarked upon a potentially life–changing opportunity, being a chapter leader. There is so much satisfaction to be gained; there can be so many possible successes to celebrate. Take advantage of the wonderful resources at your disposal. And most importantly, THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP. Have a great rest of your week!