Make a positive difference!
As an AP staff member, you have opportunity to help students directly, even if you’re not their professor. In fact, a lot of the most meaningful things that help students during their academic careers don’t even happen in the classroom. Here are a few options!
Registered Student Organization advisor volunteers needed
With more than 350 Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) on campus, Washington State University relies on many faculty, staff, and graduate students to advise these groups. Influence students outside the classroom and office by becoming a student organization advisor. All faculty, staff, and graduate students with an assistantship are eligible to become RSO advisors.
Advisors help guide organizational goals and improve the leadership skills of student members. Additional advisor responsibilities include providing ideas for activities, events and fundraisers, guiding students through university procedures, and giving input for organizational growth and development.
To volunteer, fill out the form at http://bit.ly/RSOadvisorvolunteer.
LeaderShape Catalyst Feb. 24
Help students explore their leadership potential, identify how to contribute to groups and causes they care about, and how to be a catalyst for themselves and the communities around them. Faculty and staff can nominate students to attend LeaderShape Catalyst until Monday, Nov. 20.
Hosted by the nationally recognized nonprofit LeaderShape®, this one-day program is valued by major corporations and other institutions as a catalyst for leadership engagement.
The event will be held Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018, and is open to WSU juniors and seniors only.
Learn more at: https://studentinvolvement.wsu.edu/leadership/leadershape-catalyst/?utm_source=apac&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=catalyst17
Emerging Leaders Spring Applications Open
Spring applications are now open for Emerging Leaders, WSU Student Involvement’s first-year student leadership certificate program. Designed for highly motivated first-year students, participants will develop skills to be future leaders at and beyond WSU. Spring applications are open until Sunday, Jan. 14. Students can register at https://studentinvolvement.wsu.edu/leadership/tier-programs/emerging-leaders/?utm_source=apac&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=emergingleaderspring18
Based on the Social Change Model, this program allows participants to gain a better understanding of their individual values and the impact they have on their leadership style.