1. Role of E-Leaders in
running an E-Cell

2. Introducing & Getting Started
Create an
Paticipate in
identity for
E-week
your E-cell
(name, logo)
Organize
Recruit E-cell three student
members & sessions
elect/choose E-
leaders for the
year

3. Forming an E-Cell

4. Regularizing Programs

5. Institutionalizing the E-cell

6. Maturing of an E-Cell
INSTITUTIONALIZING
THE E-CELL
REGULARIZING
PROGRAMS
INTRODUCING &
GETTING STARTED

7. Types of Events on Campus
In order to have maximum impact, there are many
different goals:
 Create a general level of excitement
 Raise awareness
 Build skills and awareness
 Help serious students access real help
Therefore, a range of activities from low to high
intensity need to be planned.

8. Activities YOU Can Lead
• Exercises
– Eg: Bad Idea to Good Idea, Name Tag, Look what I ate,
Gift Box, Failure Resume and more
• Movie Screening
• Organizing E Talks
• Organizing mentoring sessions by mature E Cells
• Organizing E Week
• Networking Events
All exercises and more are available on www.nenonline.org