Sponsor an Event for The Weekend Ticket We’ve chosen 2 more weekends this semester to host some amazing programs called The Weekend Ticket.
February 15-17
March 15-17
There is still room to add more events and we’re looking to you for the March dates. If your org would like to host a program that is open to the entire campus community and held in the MSC during the March weekend, we can offer you:
Free Advertising
Snacks and refreshments for your event
Possible funding of event supplies (up to $200)
If you are interested in hosting an event in March, please email involvement@uwstout.edu by February 8th.
Now Accepting Nominations for the Leadership Awards Nominations are now being accepted for the annual Leadership Awards. This is a great opportunity to recognize the great work your organization is doing on campus as well as supporting your fellow student leaders. There are multiple awards, many of which are geared toward student organizations. You can choose to self-nominate or nominate other individuals and organizations.
Student Staff Team of the Year
Student Employee of the Year
Outstanding Student Leader of the Year
Student Organization of the Year
The Bill Siedlecki Org Advisor of the Year
Student Organization Event of the Year – Each category is awarded $200 for their org!
Application to Samuel E. Wood Medallion Awards Open Are you a senior graduating in Spring of 2019 or Fall of 2019? If so, then apply for the Samuel E. Wood Medallion Award! This is the highest non-academic award given to student at Stout who have impacted the campus and other students. Applicants will be notified by March 30st and awards will be presented on May 1st, 2019 during the Leadership Awards Reception.
Spring into Service: Pack-A-Thon
Pack meals to fight against childhood hunger within our community and throughout the world! Sign up is open to individuals, student organizations and/or groups. We are offering (3) hour- long shifts (2:25-3:25pm, 3:30-4:30pm, and 4:35-5:35pm).
For more information or to register to volunteer, visit our event page on CONNECT
Social Media Request Form Available Is your organization doing something amazing in or around the MSC? Let us know, so we can share it with the world! Submit to this request form and look for yourself on the MSC’s social media pages! If you have questions about this, contact Karissa Zastrow at zastrowk@uwstout.edu
LAST CALL BOLD BEGINNINGS APPLICATIONS Students can self-nominate for this amazing leadership opportunity. You will be grouped with likeminded students to address a campus issue or concern and your group will get $500 for supplies in this effort. It is a great way to expand your leadership experience and meet new people. Applications are due by February 7th. Full details of the leadership program are here. Applications are due by Noon on February 7th
Contingency 3 Budgets For events April 1- June 30, 2019 Due February 28th at Noon Download the SSA Budget Request Instructions
New Semester Reminders
Make sure all necessary people have access to your org’s email
With executive board transitions, make sure those who need to have Key Access to your org’s locker can get in!
Hanging Posters is a great way to let all of campus know what your org has happening! Here’s a list of Poster Locations around campus!
Photobooth is Hiring We're looking for passionate creatives who are interested in promoting student involvement and the MSC community! For more details and to apply, click here. If you have questions, contact Jennifer Lee at leejenn@uwstout.edu.
Erin Wagener | Junior | Graphic Design | Blue Devil Production | Executive Producer
What led you to become an officer for your org? I had previously held a position in my org and wanted to take a higher leadership position.
What have you learned about leadership in your experience as an org officer? I have learned how to look at the bigger picture problems as well as seeing the day to day operations. I have also learned how to communicate with a team of people to keep operations running on a specific time frame.
How have you personally benefited from your experience as an org leader? I learned that I enjoy looking at the bigger picture problems while still making sure that the smaller problems get dealt with. I've learned more about how things on campus are done and the importance of things being done in such a way.
Do you have any tips or advice for future org officers? Make sure that there is an open line of communication between you, your org, and people who are not in your org. This way nothing gets missed or not communicated to everyone that is in your org. Make checking your email a priority so that nothing gets missed.
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