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The document summarizes the outcomes and next steps from NASO's recent frybread sale fundraiser on November 12, 2011. It discusses the positive feedback about the organized event with over 24 volunteers. It also outlines suggestions for future improvements and plans to celebrate the success, including potential cuisine options for a party. Lastly, it provides details on upcoming NASO activities like Native student recruitment events, a Thanksgiving potluck, and watching movies before the club's last meeting of the fall semester.
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NIPER 2024 MEMORY BASED QUESTIONS.ANSWERS TO NIPER 2024 QUESTIONS.NIPER JEE 2...
Creation or Update of a Mandatory Field is Not Set in Odoo 17
Creation or Update of a Mandatory Field is Not Set in Odoo 17
NASO Meeting Nov. 16
- 1. NASO Frybread Sale! November 12, 2011 by Owner
- 19. SUCCESS! • Positive Feedback – Organized – Over 24 Volunteers! – Fun!
- 20. Things I Learned • Every Member in NASO is a leader and has the potential to be next years President or Vice President. – Responsibility – Commitment – Hard working – Showed me how to have fun!
- 21. About myself • I am too serious and need to have fun • Sometimes I over plan • When the going gets tuff I need to step up!
- 22. Suggestions • Opinions? • What can we improve? • What did we do right?
- 23. Next Step • Plan a celebritory Party! – What kind of cuisine? (Chinese, italian, Mexican) – Who – When – Where – Budget
- 24. Native Transfer Day What : Native Transfer day tabling Where :MU Ventana room A at the Tempe campus When: November 17 from 3pm-5pm Who: Braunwyn & Krissy Why: To recruit MCCD transfer students
- 25. Thanksgiving potluck When: November 19th, 2011 Where: Keith’s House What: sign up for sides, drinks, entrees Reminders • Send out orgsync invite • Buy turkey! • Braunwyn master chef status! No pressure!
- 26. Breaking Dawn? • When: November 18th • Where: Harkins at Spectrum mall, metro mall or Az Mills? • Who: Dedicated club members!
- 27. NASO’s Last Club Mtg! • Of the Fall 2011 Semester! • When? – November 30th
- 28. Other • Parent Student support group • Club emails • Facebook time- we use this time to explore NASO’s Facebook page and watch videos