Serving on our Chapter’s executive board has easily been the best experience of my undergraduate career. I’ve learned so much not only about myself, but also about what it means to be a leader and how to work with a close group of people. There is nothing more I could have done that would have been as productive or valuable to my pre-professional career. Here are some reasons why I believe you should apply for executive board:
So have I convinced you to apply? Great! Here are some skills that come in handy for each of the different positions. President: The president is responsible for overseeing the entire Chapter. This position really allows you to be a part of everything the Chapter is doing. You should apply for president if…
Vice president: The vice president is responsible for recruitment and planning the professional development opportunities, such as speakers, workshops, and panels. You should apply for vice president if…
National liaison: The national liaison is responsible for coordinating tours, PRSA dinners, Regional Conference, and National Conference. You should apply for national liaison if…
Digital media director: The digital media director handles all of the Chapter’s social media, photographs all Chapter events, and keeps Chapter records. You should apply for digital media director if…
PRogressive Image director: The PRogressive Image director oversees the Chapter’s student-run firm, PRi. You should apply for PRi director if…
Treasurer: The treasurer is responsible for the Chapter’s budget, serves as one of the executive board advisors to the development committee, and oversees the mentor-mentee program. You should apply for treasurer if…
Secretary: The secretary is responsible for producing agendas and meeting minutes and oversees the Chapter’s philanthropic efforts. You should apply for secretary if…
Dues-paying members who are interested in applying for the 2015-2016 executive board should submit their resume and cover letter in one PDF to prssa@ilstu.edu by midnight next Tuesday, March 31. Include your top three positions of interest and why, which may be included in the cover letter. A letter of recommendation may also be submitted. Qualified candidates will be contacted for an interview that will take place the following week. By Cassidy Obis, 2014-2015 president
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