Programming with a purpose
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This document discusses programming for a student organization called the Panther Activities Council (PAC) at Georgia State University's Perimeter College. PAC is a student-run organization that provides diverse programming funded by student activity fees, with a focus on Perimeter College students. Effective programming considers the campus culture, facility space, and local community. Successful programming boards require direction, leadership, an atmosphere where feedback is valued, appropriate structure and resources, and effective communication. The document provides things for PAC members to consider regarding determining student interests, deciding on events, budgets, and evaluating success. It encourages reflection on expectations of college and how students can impact others' experiences.
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- 1. Programming with a Purpose LOREN BASS STUDENT AFFAIRS ADVISOR II GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY
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- 4. Our Purpose PAC is a student-run organization that provides diverse programming funded by the Student Activity Fee with a focus on Georgia State University’s Perimeter College students
- 5. Funding PAC is a student-run organization that provides diverse programming funded by the Student Activity Fee with a focus on Georgia State University’s Perimeter College students
- 6. Target Audience PAC is a student-run organization that provides diverse programming funded by the Student Activity Fee with a focus on Georgia State University’s Perimeter College students
- 8. Things to remember PAC is a student-run organization that strives to enhance the Perimeter College student experience through quality entertainment, creative programming, and community involvement. Our goal is to strengthen the missions of the Office of Student Life, Perimeter College, and Georgia State University by providing a variety of social, recreational, cultural, and educational programs.
- 9. Consider this… How do you know what the students on your campus are interested in? How do you determine what events to host? How do you determine how much you will spent on a program? How do you determine if a program is successful?
- 10. Reflection Take a moment to think about something you and your friends have discussed about college. Is college what you expected it to be? List 3 things you expected when you enrolled in college List 2 things you want to happen while you are in college List 1 thing that has met you expectations of college
- 11. Remember…. You are the start of the college experience….How will you impact Perimeter College student’s experience?
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