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| − | Establish a relationship with university leaders<br/> • Intro (short paragraph on why you needed this connection)<br/> • People (who you wanted to connect with)<br/> • Materials (what supporting data or materials you brought with you to meetings)<br/> • Process (what steps you took and who you interacted with)<br/> • Timeline (how much time it took from idea to connection)<br/> • Results (what happened as a result of your connection)<br/> • Follow-up (what plans exist to maintain that connection)<br/> • Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others) | + | Establish a relationship with university leaders<br/> • Intro (short paragraph on why you needed this connection)<br/> • People (who you wanted to connect with)<br/> • Materials (what supporting data or materials you brought with you to meetings)<br/> • Process (what steps you took and who you interacted with)<br/> • Timeline (how much time it took from idea to connection)<br/> • Results (what happened as a result of your connection)<br/> • Follow-up (what plans exist to maintain that connection)<br/> • Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others) |
Run a club or organization<br/> • Intro (short paragraph describing your club)<br/> • Need and goal (what you did to continue to assess the need and how this would fill that need)<br/> • Academic support (what kind of support is needed to maintain the club)<br/> • Audience (who joined the club)<br/> • Leadership (who leads the club, and what leadership roles exist)<br/> • Faculty (academic mentors or liaisons)<br/> • Space (where the club meets)<br/> • Activities (what activities does the club lead and/or partake in)<br/> • Promotion (how the club membership is promoted to other students)<br/> • Maintenance (how you keep members interested and engaged)<br/> • Connections (how your club connects with other organizations, the university, and the community)<br/> • Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others) | Run a club or organization<br/> • Intro (short paragraph describing your club)<br/> • Need and goal (what you did to continue to assess the need and how this would fill that need)<br/> • Academic support (what kind of support is needed to maintain the club)<br/> • Audience (who joined the club)<br/> • Leadership (who leads the club, and what leadership roles exist)<br/> • Faculty (academic mentors or liaisons)<br/> • Space (where the club meets)<br/> • Activities (what activities does the club lead and/or partake in)<br/> • Promotion (how the club membership is promoted to other students)<br/> • Maintenance (how you keep members interested and engaged)<br/> • Connections (how your club connects with other organizations, the university, and the community)<br/> • Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others) | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 7 October 2013
Establish a relationship with university leaders
• Intro (short paragraph on why you needed this connection)
• People (who you wanted to connect with)
• Materials (what supporting data or materials you brought with you to meetings)
• Process (what steps you took and who you interacted with)
• Timeline (how much time it took from idea to connection)
• Results (what happened as a result of your connection)
• Follow-up (what plans exist to maintain that connection)
• Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others)
Run a club or organization
• Intro (short paragraph describing your club)
• Need and goal (what you did to continue to assess the need and how this would fill that need)
• Academic support (what kind of support is needed to maintain the club)
• Audience (who joined the club)
• Leadership (who leads the club, and what leadership roles exist)
• Faculty (academic mentors or liaisons)
• Space (where the club meets)
• Activities (what activities does the club lead and/or partake in)
• Promotion (how the club membership is promoted to other students)
• Maintenance (how you keep members interested and engaged)
• Connections (how your club connects with other organizations, the university, and the community)
• Lessons learned and tips for others (what worked and what didn’t, and your recommendations for others)