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The Irvine Students Against Animal Cruelty club welcomes new members and provides an introduction to their mission and goals. Their mission is to raise awareness about animal cruelty in industries like food, fashion, entertainment and research through outreach, promoting veganism, volunteering and activism. The meeting agenda includes announcements about upcoming Meatless Mondays and a city council meeting, an icebreaker, an introduction to animal rights issues, goals for the year like increasing membership and hosting events, and a discussion of open board member positions and ways to get involved through tabling and membership.
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AnnualReport2014
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ISAAC Meeting
- 1. Irvine Students Against Animal Cruelty Welcome! In troduc ti on a n d Wel come Mee ti ng!
- 2. Agenda Welcome Announcements Introduction + Mission Statement Ice breaker + Fact Exchange Introduction to Animal Rights Goals For the Year Board Members Tabling + Membership
- 3. Welcome Thank You For Coming!
- 4. Announcements Meatless Mondays Every Monday At Dining Halls-Mesa, Pippin, Brandywine We offer the information you need to start each week with healthy, environmentally friendly, meat-free alternatives. Tabling
- 5. Announcements City Council Tonight 4pm-8pm Please Attend after meeting! Our Support is needed to protect Animals In our Town!
- 6. Mission Statement Irvine Students Against Animal Cruelty (ISAAC) is a club dedicated to raising awareness about and actively trying to change the plight of non-human animals in our society. Though campus and community outreach, promoting veg*ism, volunteering and activism, we aim to inform people about the various ways animals are used in our society and the cruelties involved in producing animal products. We similarly aim to promote humane alternatives to animal products, inform people about how raising animals for food affects the environment, and to stress the health benefits associated with veg*ism.
- 7. Ice Breaker Did everyone get a card? Read your Card Meet at least 3 other people and exchange Name Year in School Major And Your Animal Cruelty Fact!
- 8. Introduction To Animal Rights Animals Face Cruelty and Maltreatment in These Industries: Food Fashion Entertainment Research Companion Animals
- 14. Goals For The Year Increase Membership Volunteer Speakers Movie Screenings/Viewings Activism Ideas?
- 15. Board Members Currently Looking to Fill These Positions Vice-President-Second in command. This person is the go to person when the president is unavailable. This position requires the person to be at all meetings and work closely with the President to keep everything in the club organized. Secretary-This position requires a person that will update facebook, the ISAAC website, and takes notes at every meeting in order to keep all members up to date with stuff going on with ISAAC, hence the updating facebook and website info. Event Coordinator-This position requires an organized person. This person will reserve spots for tabling, events, bake sale, fundraiser, etc. as well as help organize an event or organize at least one big event per quarter.
- 16. Tabling + Membership Tabling Membership Table to Spread Membership dues Awareness are $5 A quarter or $12 for the Table to Advertise whole year For Events All money goes to Table to Raise the club Money Help pay for Flyers, events etc