ended. Consider Dos and Don’ts of Social During the Elections Document Agreed that this could be for personal court use, for everyone to go back to look at and everyone to add to. Garrick: For minutes, can we put it into an FAQ format b/c that is easier to understand. Brainstorm Ideas to Encourage Students to Run for Office Melville: Any ideas for additional ways to publicize the election? McCormick: Facebook ad! Parsons: Monica did contact me about seven different posters that will go up in the Union by the coffee shop contact tables. (description of the posters followed) Garrick: Important to hit student organizations. That is where the most concentrated group of peoples are. Pacella: Agreed, should also make sure we hit smaller organizations. Should look at the colleges that have a lower amount of Garrick: people running in elections in the past. Motschenbacher: Should put up posters/advertise more in colleges. Garrick: Should reach out to department chairs and faculty senate members. McCormick: Could also send out Listserv emails for specific colleges. Do we want to select a few of the honor societies, and then diversify into other organizations? Smaller orgs also don’t have consistent meeting times. Parsons, can you curate the student organization list and find the organizations we should present at? For CHP, stay away from nursing students, look for biology clubs etc. Figure out what organizations have larger/more involved meeting groups. and McCormick will contact Greek life contacts and disperse information that way.
ended. Consider Dos and Don’ts of Social During the Elections Document Agreed that this could be for personal court use, for everyone to go back to look at and everyone to add to. Garrick: For minutes, can we put it into an FAQ format b/c that is easier to understand. Brainstorm Ideas to Encourage Students to Run for Office Melville: Any ideas for additional ways to publicize the election? McCormick: Facebook ad! Parsons: Monica did contact me about seven different posters that will go up in the Union by the coffee shop contact tables. (description of the posters followed) Garrick: Important to hit student organizations. That is where the most concentrated group of peoples are. Pacella: Agreed, should also make sure we hit smaller organizations. Garrick: Should look at the colleges that have a lower amount of people running in elections in the past. Motschenbacher: Should put up posters/advertise more in colleges. Garrick: Should reach out to department chairs and faculty senate members. McCormick: Could also send out Listserv emails for specific colleges. Do we want to select a few of the honor societies, and then diversify into other organizations? Smaller orgs also don’t have consistent meeting times. Parsons, can you curate the student organization list and find the organizations we should present at? For CHP, stay away from nursing students, look for biology clubs etc. Figure out what organizations have larger/more involved meeting groups. and McCormick will contact Greek life contacts and disperse information that way.
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