Coming up with a name for a group of student leaders is not something that you should rush. You need to speak with other members of your group to come up with something collectively that represents you all as this group. You want something catchy and short that people are going to remember and want to associate with.
Becoming a well known and well respected student leader on your campus is not something that is going to happen overnight. It will take hard work and dedication from you as well as a lot of time, but you can get the appreciation that you deserve as a student leader. Below are a few tips that you could follow on how to achieve this.
• At the start of the new school year, contact the editor of the year book or campus newspaper and ask if you can meet up to share your goals and plans for this year and see how your goals can work together.
• Get yourself known. Have business cards made that are simple and plain but include your name, your title, the name of your organization, the address that people can mail to, telephone numbers and an email address. Give these to as many people as you can.
• If possible, write a letter to your local newspaper explaining who you are and that you would be available, and appreciate, for any possibilities to give interviews about subjects surrounding student issues.
• Arrange a meeting with the president as early on in the year as possible so that you can share your plans and goals. Ask them for feedback or assistance or offer your assistance to them.
• Throw parties! And lots of them! They are easy to plan and loads of fun for everyone involved. They can also be a great way to meet new people.
Don't be limited by these suggestions as they are only guidelines. Use your imagination and be as creative as possible!
Becoming a well known and well respected student leader on your campus is not something that is going to happen overnight. It will take hard work and dedication from you as well as a lot of time, but you can get the appreciation that you deserve as a student leader. Below are a few tips that you could follow on how to achieve this.
• At the start of the new school year, contact the editor of the year book or campus newspaper and ask if you can meet up to share your goals and plans for this year and see how your goals can work together.
• Get yourself known. Have business cards made that are simple and plain but include your name, your title, the name of your organization, the address that people can mail to, telephone numbers and an email address. Give these to as many people as you can.
• If possible, write a letter to your local newspaper explaining who you are and that you would be available, and appreciate, for any possibilities to give interviews about subjects surrounding student issues.
• Arrange a meeting with the president as early on in the year as possible so that you can share your plans and goals. Ask them for feedback or assistance or offer your assistance to them.
• Throw parties! And lots of them! They are easy to plan and loads of fun for everyone involved. They can also be a great way to meet new people.
Don't be limited by these suggestions as they are only guidelines. Use your imagination and be as creative as possible!
