1. Student Engagement & Leadership Student Organization Effectiveness

2. Marketing Goal Development Interaction w/ Peers, Faculty, & Staff Manage Fiscal Resources Assess Effectiveness Membership Respect, Honesty, Integrity, & Equity Leadership Development Community Impact Need to improve? Click on an area to find out more information!

3. Marketing Put organization meetings and events in the HOWL, on the LED boards, on posters, etc. Use materials in the SOLAR room (paper, paint, etc.) to create unique marketing approaches that stand out Be strategic about where you promote your events (consider your audience) To return to main slide, please click here.here

4. Goal Development Look at your organization’s and the University’s missions Attend Student Organization Trainings with other members to create goals Lead a goal-setting session in a meeting To return to main slide, please click here.here

5. Interaction w/ Peers, Faculty, & Staff Invite guest speakers to your organization meetings Attend Student Organization Summits and Trainings to network with other organizations’ leaders To return to main slide, please click here.here

6. Manage Fiscal Resources Know your organization’s account number Know your organization’s account balance and how to access it Have your advisor complete a Computer Resource Application to have access to viewing your budget Volunteer for concessions dates to raise funds for events/activities, etc. Learn about the SOF grant policies and apply for grants to support your efforts To return to main slide, please click here.here

7. Assess Effectiveness Assess potential members’ interest in what they want out of the organization Assess current members’ experience in the organization Take an interest survey about potential programs and initiatives your organization will promote To return to main slide, please click here.here

8. Membership Set up a table at the annual Student Involvement and Employment Festival held the first Wednesday of classes each Fall semester Ask professors if you can give a brief speech in your classes about your organization if it’s related to the course content Set up a table at Pi Day (March 14 th ) Attend various organization trainings to let other leaders know about your organization and its mission Put information in the HOWL about your meeting times Post posters about your organization Offer prizes/incentives/food for members to attend meetings Set up a table in the OUC at anytime to put your name out there To return to main slide, please click here.here

9. Respect, Honesty, Integrity, and Equity Invite the Director of Diversity and Inclusion to your meeting to discuss issues of sexual harassment, etc. Encourage open dialogue of how to create an open community in your group Use campus and organization resources responsibly Do not engage in bullying, hazing, or other forms of excluding behaviors To return to main slide, please click here.here

10. Leadership Development Attend the annual Student Leadership Experience (http://www.colostate- pueblo.edu/StudentActivities/LeadershipExperience)http://www.colostate- pueblo.edu/StudentActivities/LeadershipExperience Plan for your group to do the Ropes Course through Outdoor Pursuits Invite a guest speaker to your meeting Delegate responsibilities among officers and members To return to main slide, please click here.here

11. Community Impact Plan and execute events on campus Attend campus events as an organization to support other efforts Provide a positive experience for your organization’s members Advocate for students in your group when issues arise on campus To return to main slide, please click here.here