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This presentation discusses how to be an effective member of a student club or organization. It emphasizes that organizations rely on new student leaders to replace outgoing members and keep the organization running. The presentation teaches that effective organizations have new ideas, creativity, motivated members, and student leaders. Traits of successful leaders include the ability to inspire, enthusiasm, dedication, maintaining confidentiality, adaptability, goal setting, trust, confidence, identifying goals, and accepting criticism. Members are encouraged to leave their inspirational mark and take leadership to the next level by emphasizing their experiences on resumes and in interviews.
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The document provides a seven-step guide for conducting an effective career search. It begins with self-assessment to understand one's values, interests, personality and skills. The second step is to develop skills like interviewing, organization and a professional brand. Third is acquiring the proper tools like resumes and references. Fourth is exploring opportunities through informational interviews, career fairs and research. Fifth is creating a search plan with goals and priorities. Sixth is utilizing job search resources. The seventh step is ongoing skills development and networking to maintain competitiveness. The document offers many tips, common mistakes to avoid, and resources to assist with the career search process.
T -3 Program Series
T-3 program is to train and enable St. Francis College student-athletes to become more competitive in the workforce. A series of career based programs will equip each athlete with the tools needed for professional development beyond their sporting arenas. The T-3 program will offer a range of workshops on various topics. Moreover the goal of the T-3 program is to develop students to become leaders as they evolve into well-rounded individuals.
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Leaving Inspirational Marks
- 1. Leave. Inspirational. Marks . How To Be An Effective Club and Organization Member Presenter: Cheretta J. Robson, MS Ed.
- 2. LEARN ABOUT ME! ICEBREAKER: Letโs get to know each other!
- 3. PRESENTATION OBJECTIVES Through this presentation you will learn: โข The benefits of an effective membership role โข To encourage leadership
- 4. WHAT MAKES YOUR CLUB OR ORGANIZATION RUN? Organizations are nothing without its leaders. In order for the student club/organization to continue operation, new members must come in and take over the roles of the outgoing and graduating students.
- 5. WHAT MAKES AN EFFECTIVE CLUB OR ORGANIZATION? โข New ideas โข Creativity โข Motivation โข Passion โข STUDENT LEADERS โข YOU!!
- 6. WHAT DO YOU NEED? โข Leadership/Communication โข Working Together โข Maintaining Member Diversity โข Leadership Positions
- 7. WHAT TRAITS ARE NEEDED TO BE SUCCESSFUL? โข Ability to Inspire โข Enthusiasm โข Attitude โข Dedication โข Maintaining Confidentiality โข Adaptability โข Goal Setting and Planning โข Trust & Respect โข Confidence & Reassurance โข Identifying & Communicating Goals โข Accept Criticism
- 8. MAKE SURE TO LEAVE YOUR INSPIRATIONAL MARK! TODAY!!
- 9. MAKE LEADERSHIP COME TO LIFE! ACTIVITY: Letโs break into small groups to create an ideal leadership toolbox for success!
- 10. LEAVE YOUR INSPIRATIONAL MARK AND TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL! โข As student leaders, you have experiences, knowledge, skills and abilities that can set you apart from your peers in the job search process which will help with your future growth. โข Make sure to explore how to emphasize leadership experience on your resume and on interviews.
- 11. Make Sure to SHARE Your Knowledge!
- 12. Q&A Cheretta Robson, MS Ed. St. Francis College crobson@sfc.edu 718-489-5262
- 13. Resources Leadership Links: Andrews University http://www.andrews.edu/services/studentlife/clubs/l eadership_link.html Leadership Resources: San Diego State University http://sll.sdsu.edu/leadership/resources.html Leadership and Organization Development Resources: Tip Sheets Oregon State University http://oregonstate.edu/sli/cld/plc/tipsheets
- 14. Leave. Inspirational. Marks . How To Be An Effective Club and Organization Member Presenter: Cheretta J. Robson, MS Ed. St. Francis College
Editor's Notes
- Everyone introduce yourself. Please state your name, the club and/or organization you are involved in, the leadership role you hold and one fun fact about you.
- Always made a guideline, notes, minutes by laws, and mentor other students that seem to be following in your footsteps to prepare them when you transition. Know your leadership will always be shared especially when you made a impact on the role you played.