That One Team
David Cummings, Brittani Crawley,
and William Woodell
Virtual Team
• Definition:
– A group of individuals who work across time and
space and organizational boundaries and use web
based communication
• Our Communication:
– Group Text
– Emails
– Meetings once a month
Strengths and Weaknesses
• Strengths:
– Communication
• Replying in a timely manor
– Building and maintaining motivation
– Task completion
• Weaknesses:
– Lack of information
– Time management
Goals and Objectives
• Increase attendance
– Increase attendance by 50%
• Create awareness
– Survey how they heard about it
• Increase interaction between audience and
speaker
– Count number of questions asked and answered
• Good communication
– Document emails and record minutes at meetings
Team Roles
• Third Party Contactor – Brittani
• Advertising - David
• Data collection - Will
Third Party Contactor
• Contact client, presenter, and Greek life
director
• Set up meetings
• Contact group members to coordinate
schedules for meetings
Advertising
• Created flyer
– Posted on campus
• Talked to CCU ‘19
– Resident Assistant Programs
– Future involvement on campus
Data Collecting
• Polled students at end of event.
• Passed out our flyer before our event began.
• Counted all students that attended, compared
to all students who attended because of our
team.
• Unfortunately there was no data from years
past for us to pull from.
Plan and Execution
• Reach out to Greek Life on campus
– These groups are very influential
• Reach out to CCU 19
– Target the Freshman class in hopes of influencing
future participation
• Talk to speaker beforehand
– Get an understanding of presentation to help market
event.
• Contact Ms. Carter
– To learn information from previous events
Project Difficulties
• Room changes
• Time changes
• PDA/Non-PDA
• Celebration of Inquiry
Suggestions
• Provide more guidance
• Get faculty involved
• Start with freshmen
– Get RA’s involved
• CCU policies and procedures
• More ground work
• Time match events with class schedules
• Campus partnerships

Presentation

  • 1.
    That One Team DavidCummings, Brittani Crawley, and William Woodell
  • 2.
    Virtual Team • Definition: –A group of individuals who work across time and space and organizational boundaries and use web based communication • Our Communication: – Group Text – Emails – Meetings once a month
  • 3.
    Strengths and Weaknesses •Strengths: – Communication • Replying in a timely manor – Building and maintaining motivation – Task completion • Weaknesses: – Lack of information – Time management
  • 4.
    Goals and Objectives •Increase attendance – Increase attendance by 50% • Create awareness – Survey how they heard about it • Increase interaction between audience and speaker – Count number of questions asked and answered • Good communication – Document emails and record minutes at meetings
  • 5.
    Team Roles • ThirdParty Contactor – Brittani • Advertising - David • Data collection - Will
  • 6.
    Third Party Contactor •Contact client, presenter, and Greek life director • Set up meetings • Contact group members to coordinate schedules for meetings
  • 7.
    Advertising • Created flyer –Posted on campus • Talked to CCU ‘19 – Resident Assistant Programs – Future involvement on campus
  • 8.
    Data Collecting • Polledstudents at end of event. • Passed out our flyer before our event began. • Counted all students that attended, compared to all students who attended because of our team. • Unfortunately there was no data from years past for us to pull from.
  • 9.
    Plan and Execution •Reach out to Greek Life on campus – These groups are very influential • Reach out to CCU 19 – Target the Freshman class in hopes of influencing future participation • Talk to speaker beforehand – Get an understanding of presentation to help market event. • Contact Ms. Carter – To learn information from previous events
  • 10.
    Project Difficulties • Roomchanges • Time changes • PDA/Non-PDA • Celebration of Inquiry
  • 11.
    Suggestions • Provide moreguidance • Get faculty involved • Start with freshmen – Get RA’s involved • CCU policies and procedures • More ground work • Time match events with class schedules • Campus partnerships