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Think Green Week

The AIESEC Sustainability Series is a part of Georgia Tech's Think Green Week, which will bring an unprecedented focus on environmental sustainability and stewardship to the Georgia Tech campus.

Organizational Sustainability Workshop

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Have you heard of these organizations?

  • Engineering Advisory Council
  • Georgia Society of Professional Engineers
  • Vegetarian Society
  • Students for Life
  • Photography Club
  • Odyssey of the Mind
  • Youth for Environmental Sustainability
  • Ducks Unlimited

These organizations were once strong and thriving here at Tech. Unfortunately, all of these organizations are no longer around. Don't let your organization find itself on this list!

Find out ways to keep your organization up and running through the Organizational Sustainability Workshop, part of the AIESEC Sustainability Series. This workshop will address inefficient meetings, ensuring future leadership, enhancing current leadership, long term survival, your organizations' individual concerns, and much much more!

Brought to you by AIESEC and Marita Sullivan of Tech's Office of Organizational Development, this event will not only teach you how to keep your organization vibrant and effective, it will also allow you to interact and discuss with other student leaders about your own problems and experiences. Through this combination of professional expertise and student discussion, you will learn what is needed to keep your organization sustainable.

Who should attend?

This is a topic that applies equally to all student organizations, and we're hoping to bring in viewpoints from each organization. Specifically, the following people will benefit most:
  • Current officers.
  • Newly elected officers or people interested in being officers.
  • Executive Board members of fraternities and sororities.
  • People interested in starting a student organization.
  • Anyone else interested in leading his or her organization!

Logistics

The workshop will take place Monday, April 16 from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. in room 200 of the College of Management. You do have to register, but it is completely free! Food will be provided. Registration closes at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, April 13!

Questions

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Registration

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As part of the workshop, there will be breakout sessions focused on each of the following questions. Please pick your top two choices out of the following questions, or add your own:
  1. How can an organization establish and maintain a cultural identity that effectively represents its purpose and values?
  2. How should student organizations effectively deal with the organizational transitions that will occur as members/leaders graduate?
  3. Congratulations, you have just been elected / appointed to lead a student organization. In the first 90 days, what specific actions will you take to ensure the continued success of the organizations?
  4. Committee meetings are a necessary component of belonging to an organization. What are some potential problems? What are some specific actions you can take to ensure effective / productive meetings?
  
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