1. Resources and Expectations for Registered Student organizations Social fraternities and Sororities

2. To Do: Go to: uncw.edu/studentorgs (save to your favorites)
Student Organization Leaders Should:
Go to: uncw.edu/studentorgs (save to your favorites)
Click Forms and Resources
Go To: Section 2
Open the Fraternity Sorority Life PowerPoint
Present the applicable portions of the PowerPoint to your organization at the next meeting
All Students In Your Organization Should:
(do this at a chapter meeting)
Go to: uncw.edu/wavelink
Log In using UNCW username and password
Click on the first letter of your first name on the upper right hand corner
Click your full name
The Profile Tab is defaulted under My Account Profile
If you have a proffered name add it now
Make any other updates applicable to you
Update a Professional profile pic
Click the Notifications tab under My Account Profile
Scroll to the bottom, put in your cell, carrier then hit Save and Test (NO ONE CAN SEE YOUR CELL NUMBER)
Click the Interests tab under My Account Profile – add your personal interests to your “Ranked Interests column

3. Re-Registration Requirements 2017
Complete a Registration Training
Complete Data Sheet (Re-Registration)
Set up WaveLink page
Add your entire roster (see next slide for additional roster requirements), add open events, fundraisers games, and a logo to WaveLink (think Instagram Profile pic)
There are only a few things to do to become registered
Everyone can check-off the first one for being here
If you have your meeting times, your officer information, you will have time today and you can check off number 2
Has anyone revised their constitution in the past year? If yes, you will need to upload the newest version, if no, check it off
Why upload your constitution? If you organization has any problems throughout the year, the CAIC (Nicole) office can be a support, however, only the online constitution can be followed.
If you did not bring your stuff today, you will need to complete the items before March 31 at midnight – don’t wait until the last minute, SeaOrg shuts down when too many people use it… if you have problems or see an error code, just wait a few hours. If you wait until the last minute, you will have to come into the office for help by an Involvement Specialist

4. Rosters for Fraternity Sorority Life Social Chair Philanthropy and/Or Community Service Chair Athletic Chair
Click On the Manage Button in the upper right hand corner
Click on your organization name
Click on the 3 lines
in the upper right hand corner
Click Roster
Click Manage Positions (upper right)
Click +Position
Add each position under Position Name
Social Chair
Philanthropy and/Or Community Service Chair
Athletic Chair
Change Position Type to Officer
Check both options
Give All Access or Limited Access to each position.

5. About the office of Campus Activities & Involvement Center (CAIC)
CAIC aims to be the student gateway to entertainment, involvement, and leadership on campus.
Office Events: UNCWelcome, UNCWelcomeBack, Beach Blast, Involvement Carnival (Fall) Involvement Fair (Spring), UNCWelcome Back, Leadership Workshops,
We oversee Student Government Association (SGA), UNCWeekends, Student Organizations, & the Involvement Center

6. Benefits of being a Registered Student Organization
Registered student organizations have privileges reserved for active student organizations, including, but not limited to:
Reserving space on campus
Holding fundraisers on campus
Requesting funds from SGA
Using the university’s name or logo
Have a page on the Registered Student Organization Directory page

7. Objectives of Training
Registered student organizations have expectations that are a part of being an active student organizations. Today we will cover:
Policies and Procedures
Get you a student organization page on WaveLink
Notify you of free resources
Get your organization registered
Help you learn how to use WaveLink to advertise events, manage your roster, and much more!

8. Meet the CAIC Staff in the Involvement Center!
Jon Kapell & Nicole Fedders
Director & Assistant Director
For CAIC

9. Meet the Graduate Assistants!
Darion Bayles
UNCWeekends
Chantea Swinson
Student Organization
Graduate Assistant

10. Meet the involvement specialists!
Ruchi Shah
Manager
Janae Shinault
Meg Salvadore
Nathan Liu
GATEKEEPERS!!!!! Students must talk with IS staff prior to talking with Jon and Nicole. Expedites the process and reduces stress.
Taylor Lee
Nicholas Pianovich

11. What are Involvement Specialists?
…and what do they do??
Inform students about the process for starting new student organizations
Help navigate SeaOrg
Assist with general Involvement Center needs (i.e. copying, printing, use of scanner, student organization forms, etc)
Advise on marketing materials
Support SGA Services (Legal Services)
Setting up appointments with Nicole
Answering student organization questions – just
Discuss Legal Services – ie: contract reviews, speeding tickets, poor life choices -
Student Organization Questions:
M-W 9am-8pm, Thurs & Fri 9am-5pm

12. Student Organization Questions:
Setting Up meetings
Involvement Specialist can set up meetings on the graduate and professional staff calendars
Call or stop into CAIC and plan a time that works with everyone’s calendar.
Student Organization Questions:
M-W 9am-8pm, Thurs & Fri 9am-5pm
Discuss Legal Services – ie: contract reviews, speeding tickets, poor life choices -

13. Resources in the Involvement Center available for student organizations
Quantity listed is
Per Organization,
Per Semester!
Buttons: 50 total (provided in increments of 10 buttons per bag)
Helium Balloons: 50 total (you provide the balloons and ribbon)
Color Poster Maker
5 posters (24’x36’) *5 laminations

14. Button Examples

15. Resources in the Involvement Center available for student organizations
Projectors Laptops, Computer Speakers, Mac Adaptor
60 Black and White or 35 Colored Flyers – PER EVENT
Speakers and microphones for events
Card Swipers
Buckets and sponges for car washes; you provide the soap
Industrial Extension Cords
Tents

16. Flyers: Need them printed?
35 color copies OR 60 black and white copies PER EVENT
with your finished flyer
(8 ½ x 11) with the following information
Name
Student Organization Name
How many flyers you would like printed
DO YOU NEED 4 TO A PAGE?
-Be sure to send 4 pages of that one image

17. Advertising on Campus
CAIC Calendar posted in the restrooms and posted around campus submit them to
you event 2 week in advance to Hawk E-News
that gets sent to every student’s every week
Chalking is a great way to advertise
Free with your student ID
Must keep the ID with our office while you are chalking
The buckets have where you can and cannot chalk –
under overhangs, on bricks, in the Amphitheatre, atrium area of the Rec Center, and more

18. Advertising on Campus WaveLink Upload a creative picture
Title should be specific
Club Meeting vs GeoClub Meeting
Advertise Free Items, Free Food
Anything open to all students
(meetings, rehearsals, tryouts,
events, etc.)

19. Advertising on Campus
CHWK – Any UNCW student, faculty or staff member can submit content to CHWK TV
Teal Terminal - The television outside the Fisher University Union, outside Hawk’s
Housing and Residence Life buildings - Must distribute through HRL administrative office they will approve and post for you (80 copies maximum) If you have a member that lives in the Residence Halls, do not have them post for you! Drop off the stack of flyers to the Res Life Office.

20. Reserving Space ON Campus
You can have up to 2 people set as Reservation Delegates on WaveLink
after you set your members as reservation delegates.
You can reserve places here: (copy and paste into browser)
MAKE SURE TO LEAVE YOUR SPACES BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT.
Student Organization can reserve laptops and projectors from CAIC, using technology in academic space is prohibited. It is free in Campus Life space*.

21. Responsible Use of Facilities
Leave meeting space in the same condition found, including moving furniture back into its original place
Take a picture as you enter and at the end of the meeting.
Report immediately via if the room looks in disarray before your reservation began
Only use sections of the facility that have been reserved by the organization
Immediately report any incident(s) or damage(s) to the appropriate reservations office, whether caused by the organization or not

22. Responsible Use of Facilities
Remove any additional trash from the facility (especially large items such as pizza boxes)
A UNCW student member from the sponsoring student organization must be present at all times during the time of the event
Student organizations are required to inform the appropriate reservations office should an event, meeting, etc. be canceled at least 2 business days before the event date.
Student Organization can reserve laptops and projectors from CAIC, using technology in academic space is prohibited. It is free in Campus Life space*.

23. Meet the Campus Life Staff Continued…
Amélie Brogden
Director of Conferences, Events, and Reservations
Questions about Reservations???
Ask: How many reserve spaces outside of the Rec Center and Fields?
If you want to reserve space in Campus Life, if you have event planning/programming questions, these are the people to talk to, they will be here at the end of the presentation to talk to you about reservations -
Amanda Johnson
Assistant Director of Reservations, Scheduling & Event Planning
Stephanie Barry Reservations Coordinator
Started

24. The Basics!!!
Following reservation protocol through Campus Rec. for their spaces
For other reservations outside Campus Recreation, please following the following protocol.
Reservation Delegate Quiz: Log into Seaport -> Click SkillPort CBT > search CRS 101 in the search box
Login here
For any event, meeting, program or student organization gathering inside, outside, in a room, on a sidewalk, on a field, for an on-campus fundraiser…
PUT IN ALL THE DETAILS IN THE RESERVATION, IF YOU GET MORE DETAILS COMMUNICATE THAT WITH THE RESERVATION OFFICE
Food: All food that is on campus MUST go through Aramark/Campus Dining :
After you put the reservation into the system, they will let you know if you need to complete anything else.

25. Campus Life Reservations
Submission of Space Reservation Requests :
All UNCW registered student organization space requests should be submitted by the reservation delegate through the Campus Reservation System (CRS).  
Each registered student organization is allowed two reservation delegates, who will be responsible for all reservation requests and event communications. In order to request space, your delegate status must be reflected WaveLink.

26. Reservation Delegate Selection
Things to Think About…
Who reserves space for meetings times?
Which members are in charge of event planning?
Which members are in charge of fundraising events on campus?
Whoever puts the reservation into the system is the person who is expected to be able to answer questions about the event.
FYI: These members will need to complete a training before reserving space!

27. Consequences and Repercussions
Do not ask for forgiveness after, you have the rules and are expected to follow all rules and policies of the University, local, state and federal laws. Code of Student Life
First Violation: Formal VIOLATION from myself.
Second Violation: 6 months without the ability to reserve space anywhere on campus.

28. Responsible Use of Facilities
Student organizations that fail to uphold the University’s facility policies may be subject to penalty which include, but not limited to:
Loss of reservation privileges (two violations within a 6 month period)
Charges for damages
Charges for clean-up
In order for student organizations to continue to enjoy the privilege of using campus space, organizations will be held to the University’s facility policies which includes, but are not limited, the following expectations:

29. CL Policies & Procedures at a Glance
Recurring Reservations:
Campus Life space is available for the entire University community to share. To provide availability for other campus constituents and programs, please note:
Reservation requests should be limited to three days per week and may not exceed four hours per booking.
No more than a total of 12 hours may be reserved per week by any one organization or program.

30. CL Policies & Procedures at a Glance
Solicitation Tables:
Campus Life solicitation tables are located in the Fisher Student Center lobby, Fisher University Union lobby, the Courtyard and at the Randall Library entrance.
Only one solicitation table per organization may be reserved per day.
Tables should be reserved no more than three consecutive dates in a week.
Solicitation tables must be staffed at all times. Literature left on the table without staffing present will be removed.

31. Campus Life Smart Room Technology
Student Organizations can now utilize smart room technology in FSC and FUU Meeting Rooms
*Not Burney Center or Warwick Center*
Reservation Delegates can request Video/Data Projector through Campus Reservation System
Don’t fret about the price on an original ! $40.00 will be on your original reservation
Access codes will be ed to Reservation Delegates weekly
Individual students and student organizations can check-in with the Information Center to get access codes day-of
VGA and HDMI cables for check out
Instructions on operating the smart room tech can be found at

32. Philanthropy Events on Campus
How many of you know your organization will be planning a philanthropy event next semester?
How many of you have been charged to have fundraiser on campus in the last year?
Campus Life Fee Waiver form
If you are collecting money for an event, you will be charged an
additional fee, this form will waive the fee for fundraisers.

33. Academic and Other Facilities
Classrooms
Request online:
Tina Strickland
Academic facilities are available from 7am – 10pm (everyday of the week)
Closed on state holidays
If classroom set-ups are re-configured to accommodate a meeting, the room must be reset to its original configuration
No access to AV equipment in Academic Buildings
Please reserve equipment from CAIC for your needs for FREE!

34. Campus Life Reservations: Things to Remember
Reservation delegates should request space from and allow 2 business days for requests to be processed.
By submitting a request online the space will be tentatively held until you return a signed facility use agreement. If you do not sign and return your agreement within 5 business days of the event, your event may be cancelled.
Some rooms have a setup and breakdown time incorporated into their information.  When you browse for availability, although a space may appear to be vacant, setup and breakdown times might prevent you from reserving that specific room.
Due to scheduling, technical needs should be requested at least seven days in advance.
*additional fees may be encumbered so plan ahead.
Some rooms have static setups, meaning the furniture is not to be moved. Familiarize yourself with these spaces to avoid unnecessary fees (listed online in the terms and conditions)

35. You’ve Got Mail! Mailbox Uses: Campus Activities Office
Invite other organization leaders to your events, fundraisers, and games
Off Campus Bank statements should be mailed to this address for easy transition (even with online access)
Departments use this to inform organizations about their events and resources.
Campus Activities Office
c/o Organization Name Here
CB: 5922
601 South College Road
Wilmington, NC

36. Permits Dig Permit Public Performance Rights
Physical Plant, (permit here)
Public Performance Rights
Film & Gaming Licensing
Lumina Theater, (see Reservations and Programming)
You cannot show an entire film or movie in a public space without paying for the rights – that is between $250 - $1400 – typically – just because you own a copy that you bought from Walmart or Netflix does not mean you are allowed to show it =
If people want to argue – say – in general, if you haven’t spent at least $200 you probably don’t have the rights to show it on campus for a club sponsored event, but I am not the expert, if Sandra says yes, you can do it, if she says no, you can’t remember the Adherence clause – as a student org, you must adhere to not only the policies at UNCW but also the law and it is illegal to show a film without the license.
You Tube clips are fine!

37. Tax Id
Why?
Allows your organization to get paid from off-campus fundraisers: McAllister’s Deli Fundraiser
Come into our office and we’ll help you out!
Keep one on file with us!

38. Business Operations Coordinator Questions about on campus accounts
Fundraising and Taxes
Student Organizations that operate under the University Tax Identification Number must follow the same tax laws as the University.
Sales tax dollars will be submitted to the University Tax Accountant who will remit the sales tax to the NC Department of Revenue.
TOTAL AMOUNT OF DEPOSIT x 0.07 = TOTAL SALES TAX
$________________ x 0.07 = $________
Cathy Murphy
Business Operations Coordinator
Questions about on campus accounts

39. Printing Logos?
ALL t-shirt designs that have the UNCW House logo, Athletics logo, Sammy or the Seahawk MUST be approved by the Auxiliary Services Office
First, Send Cathy Murphy the graphic of the t-shirt design or logo design
Second, Cathy will forward the design to Jon Kapell for final approval

40. ACE Co-Sponsorships
If you have an event for which you think ACE would be a good co-sponsor, request a co-sponsorship
They can help with additional funding not covered by SGA, some food options, help from the planning experts
All you have to do is fill out the Co-Sponsorship form
Have questions? Need more info? Check out their website!
Andrea Ingle
ACE Program
Coordinator

41. Freedom of Expression Speakers/Events sponsored by RSO
RSOs are welcome to sponsor speakers on campus.
Reserve the Amphitheatre space as you would any other event.
Meet with the Assistant Director for Campus Activities
Learn about the solicitation policy.
Understand academic mission of the university.
Obtain placard/lanyard to wear during event.
Day of event:
Student organization representatives must be present at all times (lanyard/placard worn by primary representative)
Have a copy of the reservation confirmation with you.

42. Student Government Association (SGA)
The Student Government Association of UNCW is in charge of appropriating those funds to REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS that request it.
Provides free legal service consultations to students (Wednesdays from 1:00-5:00) call for a confidential appointment
Bike pumps and umbrella’s at the Information Desk for check out
Provides scholarships to student organization leaders (that’s you!)
The Appropriations Committee reviews funding requests and allocates based on SGA policies.

43. SGA Scholarship Criteria
first-place award consists of one $500 scholarship and a $500 textbook scholarship from the UNCW Bookstore and the second place winner will receive a $250 textbook scholarship through the UNCW Bookstore!
Have completed one full semester at UNCW (If Spring 18 is your 1st semester, you are not eligible0
Be a full time, undergraduate or graduate student at UNCW
Be a member of at least one registered UNCW student organization
Be an active member in his/her organization
Be returning as a student in Fall of 19
Have a 3.0 Cumulative GPA.
Be in good judicial standing with UNCW.
SGA Scholarship Recipients are awarded a the Dub Awards.
Submit the Application Form due before March 1, 2018.
“Are you or have you been involved in UNCW activities (Organizations, Clubs, Fraternities, or Sororities)?

44. Student Government Association (SGA)
The Appropriations Committee will make a decision and recommend approving or denying your request
The requests MUST be related to your organizations mission statement on your constitution.
EX: Panhellenic and Order of Omega bringing in a speaker regarding leadership and building community.
EX: IFC bringing Kim Novak to speak on Campus Safety, Hazing Prevention and Risk Management
EX: Any organization hosting a social event on campus such as inflatables, comedian, speaker, event.
Requests must be turned in by 5:00 pm on Tuesdays to be considered that week by the Appropriations Committee. NO EXCEPTIONS!

45. Request funding from SGA
You must have QUOTES for all items requested
Quotes must be in the form of screenshots/pictures
We will not accept typed up quotes or screenshots that do not include the URL.
The more proof the better
All Forms located here, on the SGA website and on the SGA WaveLink page.

46. Request funding from SGA
4 types of Funding
Program Funding
Travel Funding
Capital Expenditure (CapEx)
Operational Budgets (Governing Bodies Only: Panhellenic, Interfraternity Council and National Pan-Hellenic are the only groups eligible)

47. SGA Funding Workshops

48. Program Funding
You can request up to $3,000, or if more than one organization is sponsoring the event, $4,500.
Requiring a Contract – Must be turned in 9 Tuesdays before event date
Not Requiring a Contract – Must be turned in 5 Tuesdays before event date
There is a $200 maximum for the funding of food and/or beverage provided the food and/or beverage is integral to the nature of the program.
There is a $200 maximum for the funding of apparel provided the apparel is integral to the nature of the program. T-shirts used for advertising do not count
SGA does not provide any funding for programs that serve as fundraisers.
There is a $150 maximum on advertising expenses per program.
All SGA funded events must be open to all UNCW students.
Students and student organizations are not permitted to enter into contracts with any off-campus agencies, regardless of funding source. You can obtain performers and speakers with contracts, but the university must be a signatory.

49. Turned in request by
5:00 pm
Request is reviewed by Appropriations Committee
Request is voted on by the Senate

50. Plan ahead…. This Summer and Next Semester:
This Semester:
If your organization turns in a request by 5:00 pm February 6th (tomorrow) for a travel or program without a contract can be done March 13th or after. (5 weeks)
If your organization turns in a request by 5:00 pm February 6th (tomorrow) for a program with a contract can be done April 10 (9 weeks)
Last day of the semester to turn a proposal in for an event without a contract is March 20 for an April 24 event.
Last day of the semester to turn a proposal in for an event with a contract is Feb 20 for an April 24 event.
Plan ahead…. This Summer and Next Semester:
Early Hawk Travel and Early Hawk Programming Due February 20
Programming Events: August 22 – November 2
Travel Departure: July 1 – October 9
April 10- answer
Last day this semester to run in a form with a contract would be Feb 20 for April 24 event.

51. Travel Funding Up to $1000 per organization
Cannot have more than 2 travel requests per year
How many of you are required to go to a Conference?
If only 3 people are going then the maximum amount available is $750
2 people 500
1 person 250
Itinerary – breaking down what will happen every day during the trip
We require with an itinerary with every travel request
If your conference does not have one yet, use the previous years itinerary
If you are not traveling to an official conference a typed up and detailed itinerary will suffice
Hotel, Travel method, Registration, any other expenses require sufficient quotes
If you are flying you need two travel quotes from different sources
If you are getting a hotel room, no more than 4 people may stay in it.

52. Operational Budget (IFC, Panhellenic and NPHC Only)
An Operational Budget is only for operational needs - equipment, supplies, and promotional materials
Funding is only up to $500 to an organization for equipment/supplies, unless the equipment/supplies provide exceptional and unusual benefit to the University and its students
Funding is only up to $100 to an organization for promotional materials
You can give a presentation to the Appropriations Committee if you would like to offer further explanation to your request
March 13

53. Capital Expenditures (CapEx)
Funding for a one time large capital purchase over $500. Must have at least a 3 year life expectancy.
You MUST give a presentation on why you need the expenditure.
Priority is given to student organizations that prove need in both application and presentation, as well as given to those requests that benefit not only the organization, but also the entire university
You must demonstrate the benefit of the item to the university in your presentation
If you are granted the expense then you cannot request the same item or item that provides the same use for another 3 years.
Items purchased with funds allocated through Capital Expenditure Funding must be available for students to use free of charge
Items may not be purchased with Capital Expenditure Funding with the intended purpose of supporting fundraising activities

54. Apply Here for your
TealStarter

55. TealStarter Student Ambassadors Goal: $2,000 Raised: $2,284
Student Veterans Organization
Goal: $3,600
Raised: $5,095
Pre-Dental Club
Goal: $2,000
Raised: $2,000
CrossFit Club
Goal: $1,500
Raised: $820

56. HELP! What do I do at meetings ? I don’t want to meet just to meet…
Mark Time Down - ___________

57. What to do at meetings? Campus Resources
Career Center
Express Hours (M-F, 2-4pm & Wed-Thu, 9-11am: Free for students AND alumni!
Health Promotions
Ethics Presentations
Counseling Center
CARE
Office of Student Leadership and Engagement
Campus Activities & Involvement Officer Workshops
SGA: Money Moves
Regardless of your organization category, your members probably are hoping to get a job after graduation – Career Center is the resource for any organization – tell personal story here – but be brief

58. SOLD
The Student Organization Leadership Development (S.O.L.D) is a personalized workshop program created for leaders of registered student organizations to help provide them with the tools they need to be successful. These workshops serve as an opportunity for organization members to come together and network while also providing skill development and leadership work shops. The goals for all of the S.O.L.D workshops are to:
Provide student organization leaders with the skills, strategies, and best practices to turn their ideas into action plans
Encouraging collaboration in a way that fulfills the missions of all organizations involved. Develop individual leadership abilities of student organization leaders and assist them in advancing their skill sets and critical thinking. Development Programs include but are not limited to officer transition, campus resources, event planning, resumes, recruitment and retention, branding and marketing, officer roles, and time management. If your organization or you need are interested in having another type of workshop then please indicate so below.  *The maximum number of workshops you can request is two (2). If your organization would like to request more then please fill out another copy of this form.* Request for workshops will close on April 26, 2018 at 1:00 PM If you have any questions, please
Regardless of your organization category, your members probably are hoping to get a job after graduation – Career Center is the resource for any organization – tell personal story here – but be brief

59. Senior Giving Graduating in May or December 2018
Senior Giving Graduating in May or December 2018? Leave a Legacy for the Seahawks following in your footsteps by participating in this year’s Senior Class Giving Campaign. Make a gift of $20.18 or more to any area of campus that you love most and you’ll receive several benefits – including a VIP parking pass to commencement! Gifts from seniors help provide scholarships, research opportunities, hands-on learning experiences and classroom technology. Participate today!
As a token of appreciation, seniors who contribute $20.17 or more to any area of the university will receive the following:
VIP Parking Pass to Commencement
The first 500 May graduates who give $20.17 or more will receive a VIP parking pass to their commencement ceremony. VIP parking passes are available for pick-up at the Seahawk Salute graduation fair, date TBD. Passes that are not picked at the event will be mailed to the address on file.
Invitation to the Senior Toast
May graduates who give $20.17 or more will receive a formal invitation to the Senior Toast on Thursday, May 4, The Senior Toast is an exclusive event honoring donors from the Class of 2017.
Class of 2017 Commemorative Glass
May graduates who attend the Senior Toast will receive a Class of 2017 commemorative glass.

60. Invitation to the Senior Toast Glass VIP parking pass for commencement
20.18 gets you:
Invitation to the Senior Toast
Glass
VIP parking pass for commencement
Eligibility for a Dub Award
As a token of appreciation, seniors who contribute $20.17 or more to any area of the university will receive the following:
VIP Parking Pass to Commencement
The first 500 May graduates who give $20.17 or more will receive a VIP parking pass to their commencement ceremony. VIP parking passes are available for pick-up at the Seahawk Salute graduation fair, date TBD. Passes that are not picked at the event will be mailed to the address on file.
Invitation to the Senior Toast
May graduates who give $20.17 or more will receive a formal invitation to the Senior Toast on Thursday, May 4, The Senior Toast is an exclusive event honoring donors from the Class of 2017.
Class of 2017 Commemorative Glass
May graduates who attend the Senior Toast will receive a Class of 2017 commemorative glass.

61. UPCOMING EVENTS
SGA Funding Trainings: Money Moves with SGA (Search Money Moves and RSVP)
Feb 5, Feb 12, Feb 9, Feb15, Feb 23
Dub Awards: Thursday, April 5: 6:00-8:30pm, Burney, 10 people per organization
UNCWeekend Events – great ways to have social events that someone else has planned (search UNCWeekends)

62. QUICK REMINDERS
Dub Award Nominations Due February 18, 2018 by Midnight. Nomination Forms Here
Want help planning an event? Don’t know how to get started? Request a meeting, session or workshop here.

63. Campus Activities & Involvement Center
Fisher Student Center
Room 2029
Hours of operation:
Monday-Wednesday: 9 am – 8 pm
Thursday-Friday: 9 am – 5 pm
Contact us:
910•962•3553 ~

65. – The Student Leadership Challenge (p. 117)
“The study of leadership is the study of guiding others through adversity, uncertainty, hardship, disruption, transformation, transition, recovery, new beginnings, and other significant challenges.  It’s the study of people who triumph against overwhelming odds, who take initiative when there is apathy, who confront the established organization with opportunity, who mobilize people and groups in the face of strong resistance.”
– The Student Leadership Challenge (p. 117)
Go back to WaveLink
Roster, - events, Forms,
Being a leader of a student organization is a path to your leadership abilities – Take every opportunity, every failure and every success to build your leadership skills
have it on the screen – no need to read it outloud