1. Beta Alpha Psi
2nd General Meeting
October 10th, 2016

2. Fall 2016 Membership Requirements
80% Overall Attendance
66% Attendance at Technicals (14 Credits)
66% Attendance at General Meetings (3 out of 4)
Community Service Hours
Tutoring Hours
100% Required Fundraising Activities

3. MGA 201 & 202 Tutoring Requirement
6 hours per semester in ARC (Jacobs 322)
Sign up sheet via Google Docs
Make sure if you sign in in the ARC you have signed up for their time on the Google Doc
Monday – Friday, 9am – 2pm
May Proctor SoM Exams for credit
Jon Peckham-

4. Business Casual Attire Required
Men
REMINDER

5. Business Casual Attire Required
Women

6. Community Service Myriah Ruiz: myriahru@buffalo.edu
Must Complete 4 Community Service Hours
Community Service Committee Chairs:
Myriah Ruiz:
Charles Dong:

7. Community Service UB’s Got Your Back Campaign Polar Plunge (4 credits)
Donate Items by October 13th
2 credits max, 5 small items or one large item per credit
Volunteer to help sort items- Tuesday, October 18
11am-2pm (1 credit/hour)
Volunteer to fill bags Wednesday, October 19
9 am-3 pm (1 credit/hour)
Polar Plunge (4 credits)
Saturday, December 3rd
$50 to plunge or $20 donation for 2 credits

8. UB Got Your Back Campaign
Items Needed
Sweatshirts (sizes M-2XL)
Flip Flops
Tissue Packets (pocket size)
Sweatpants (sizes M-2XL)
Combs & Brushes
Pens/pads of paper or journals
Other comfortable clothing
Body Wipes
Travel-size deodorant, lotion,
Socks
Women’s Underwear
Mouthwash, body wash, hand sanitizer
Drop off items in the Beta office by Thursday, October 13th and we will bring it all to a location at once

9. Fundraising Requirement
50/50 Raffle (Mandatory!)
Each ticket is to be sold for $1.00
Must sell 10 tickets (This equals $10)
3rd General Meeting – Tickets and funds due/ winners will be drawn
Tully’s Fundraiser (Mandatory!)
When: Monday, October 24th!
Where: Tully’s on Niagara Falls Blvd.
Time: 11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
10% of sales are donated back to BAP
Make sure you bring in your receipt with your name on it!
Marley will be sending out an Sunday October 23rd.

10. Yankee Candle Fundraiser
Online sales only
October 10th – November 11th
Each member is required to sell at least one $ candle
We get 40% of the profits
Incentives for Members:
Sell $100 – 1 tutoring credit
Sell $250 – 1 community service credit
Sell $500 – 1 technical credit
Sell $750 – 1 general body meeting credit
Sell $1,000 – 1 VITA credit

11. Yankee Candle Fundraiser
Group Number:
Sign up as a seller for the group
Share your personal website on social media
Make sure that your buyers are typing in your seller ID to give you credit!
Can sell by catalog but need to input orders online and through your own credit card!
Yankee Candle Fundraising App
with any questions!

12. Social Events The Accountant Sabres Game Thursday, October 20th
Or Friday, October 21st
Group Rates available
Maple Ridge AMC
Sabres Game
December 1st at 7 pm
Tickets are $15
Limited to 25 people; let me know if you are interested

13. Mentor Program
Mentor and mentee pairs will be assigned by the next general meeting
Will be assigned a mentor if you indicated you were interested on your candidate application
Sign up to be a mentor at the end of meeting. Must commit to keeping in contact with your mentee all year!

14. Best Practices Strategic Planning Community Outreach
Leadership Development
MUST. BEAT. PACE.

15. Leadership Development
Strategic Planning
How Our Chapter Developed Its Objectives for the Academic Year:  An important part of leadership comes from developing a vision for how the chapter seeks to build on its past and prepare for its future. Using as the base year, how were current year [ ] objectives developed?  Moreover, what current-year actions [‘inputs’] contributed to accomplishing these objectives. Further, what results [‘outputs’] are expected to provide feedback [or have provided feedback] regarding the impact on your chapter. Measurability of results [‘outputs’] enhances your assessment of what did or did not work.  Examples of measurability could include changes in chapter membership demographics over time, changes in membership size over time, interactions among competitor student groups in addition to countless others. 
Community Outreach
Building a Multi-Cultural Coalition Among Financial Information Professionals-In- Training at Our School. There are numerous ‘groups’ or constituencies among financial information students at your school. Share what your chapter did to strengthen its outreach into various underrepresented student constituencies in your environment. Identify those underrepresented constituencies in your environment. Do not limit your thinking to the most obvious constituencies. This outreach to underrepresented constituencies could extend to high school students who will become the next generation of collegiate financial information students
Leadership Development
Leadership Extends Beyond the Academic Disciplines Pursued by Our Members and the Student Organizations to Which Members Belong. How has your chapter provided service in to your off-campus and/or university communities? What impact has been achieved to date? How has your chapter’s membership served in leadership roles within these off-campus and/or university communities?  What portion of your chapter was involved in this service? 
We will be selecting who is participating in Best Practices. A sign up sheet will be provided at the next meeting. Things we look for: Prior presentation and public speaking experience, active participation at our events, high attendance at our events, good behavior at technicals

16. Committees! 13 Total Committees Roughly One Meeting Per Semester
Join As Many As You Want
File will be sent out soon with committee members!

17. PwC Challenge 12 Total Teams
BAP teams should reach out to mentors and prior participants

18. Reminders If you are not receiving emails, talk to Marley O’Donnell
Raffle tickets due at next general meeting
RSVP to community service events to committee chairs
Sufrin Lectureship, October 20th

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