The Role of a Student Senate President
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- 1. Your Role As President By Kevin Parker
- 3. “When you are asked if you can do a job, tell’em, ‘Certainly I can!’ Then get busy and find out how to do it.” Theodore Roosevelt
- 4. Let’s find out! Five minutes of ideas So What Is My Job?
- 5. Carry student needs and wants to administration Sit on certain committees speaking for the students Speak at events, or delegate a speaker Advocate, or the Voice
- 6. Appoint to committees Ensure tasks are being completed Help manage tasks and projects Identify team strengths and utilize Trust in your team Delegator
- 7. Run Meetings Aim for honesty and efficiency Maintain a civil work environment Facilitator
- 8. Aid in developing fellow senators Empower when possible Assist if available and requested Mentor
- 10. May need to break a tie of the senate Decisions that require immediate attention Vote is required at President’s group meeting Decision-Maker
- 11. You can’t anticipate all Expect the unexpected Unexpected Events
- 12. Find a partner Take 5 minutes to share why you ran for this position and what you are most excited about You are here for a reason