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This document provides guidance on event planning for student organizations at Ohio State University. It outlines key steps like determining the purpose of the event, getting approval, maintaining a budget, requesting funding, following Coca-Cola and catering partnerships, choosing locations, and utilizing other planning resources. Specific details are provided on the funding request process, dates, and maximum amounts depending on the organization's established status.
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Test Automation with generative AI and Open AI.
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Event planning
- 1. Event Planning Hallie Kloots | Jim Neidinger
- 2. Start with a Purpose • What is your purpose? – Should have a clear connection between event and your org • Tradition of your organization • Serve campus/community • Celebration • Training/transitioning • Other examples?
- 3. Getting Others on Board • Be in agreement • Purpose should guide marketing and planning • Define learning outcomes and/or take- aways
- 4. Maintaining a Budget • Have a firm number • Make sure use of funds is appropriate based on the organizations revenue • Analyze various cost components in an organized manner • BE FLEXIBLE
- 5. Requesting Funding • Only registered student organizations may request funding • Dates • April 15: events occurring June 1 - August 15 July 1: events occurring August 16 - October 15 September 1: events occurring October 16 - December 31 November 15: events occurring January 1 - March 15 February 1: events occurring March 16 - May 31 • Registered treasurers may access the online request form by logging into the management site at the top right of the student organization website. • Registered student organizations may apply for up to $2000 or $3000 in programming funds depending on established status.
- 7. Coca-Cola Partnership • Ohio State is a Coca-Cola Campus • Only Coca-Cola products may be used on campus property • All Union Events must use Ohio Union Catering. • Menu available on Ohio Union website
- 8. Event Locations • The Ohio Union • RPAC/Rec facilities • Outdoor Spaces
- 10. • Screen shot of rec sports schedule website
- 14. Other Planning Resources • The Ohio Union –Graphics –Marketing –Photography –Catering –Your event planner –Business sponsorships
- 15. Activity!
- 16. Questions? • Feel free to contact us! –Hallie Kloots.3 –Jim Neidinger.1