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Discover various involvement opportunities in political, sports clubs, special interest, and service organizations. Enhance your college experience with co-curricular activities that promote civic engagement, leadership development, career growth, and critical thinking. Stay connected with Student Life & Leadership for support and resources.
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PorchaEllick • Coordinator of Student Involvement: • Political, Sports Clubs, Special Interest, & Service Megan Ceppi Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life Dr. Gail Cole-Avent Associate Vice President for Student Life Sylvia Harrington Administrative Support Coordinator for Student Life & Leadership, Latinx, Cross-Cultural Center, & Black Student Center Dr. Shannon Nolan-Arañez Coordinator of Student Involvement: Supports Religious & Academic orgs.& Honor Societies Student Organization Coordinators
Understanding the Co-Curricular ModelStudent Affairs Professional development day2018
co-curricular Involvement MATTERS • Increases success in the classroom (Kuh, Jankowski, Ikenberry, & Kinzie, 2004). • Improves satisfaction with the college experience outside the classroom. (Webber, Krylow, & Zhang, 2013).
CCM Learning Outcomes • Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility • Leadership & Interpersonal Development • Career & Professional Development • Critical Thinking & Ethical Reasoning • Holistic Wellness
Student Life & LeadershipMain Suite SLL Suite (USU 3600) • Student Organization Mailboxes • Student Organization Event Support • Fraternity & Sorority Life • Leadership Programs • Off-Campus Housing • SMART Conference Rooms • Orientation & New Student Programs
Recognition Process Annual basis per CSU E.O. 1006 (FALL) • SLL verifies President & Treasurer: • 2.0 GPA Each Term • Limited to 150 units, or 125% of major units • Limited to 50 units, or 167% of major units (Graduate) • In good standing with the university (Conduct) • Constitution on File • Membership Roster (min. of 5 members) • Recognition Agreement & Bank Forms (Signed by Advisor)
Student Org Responsibilities • Regularly pick-up mail in student organization mailbox in USU 3600 • Maintain an active programming calendar of events • Maintain open membership and leadership • Send appropriate representatives to the annual Student Org Leadership Conference (SOLC) or Student Org. Workshop(s) • Fiscally be in good standing with the University • Properly transitioning your incoming officers
Travel Procedures • Domestic Travel Steps: • Notify your SLL coordinator • Each student traveler must have completed the online “Release of Liability Form” and “Student Conduct Agreement” PRIOR to travel • This form will be emailed to presidents at the start of each semester • E-mail a scanned copy of Participant waiver document to the University Police Department • If travel is funded or includes a significant percentage of members participating visit VPSA for additional paperwork: http://www.csusm.edu/studentaffairs/travel/links/travelthrusa.pdf
Liability and Indemnification Forms for Guests • All members of the organization must complete electronic release of liability waiver and student code of conduct form. • Hosting minors and off campus guests (speakers/vendors/exhibitors) must receive approval prior to the event. • Indemnification forms must be completed by all off campus guest prior to arrival.
Benefits! • Mailboxes • SLL Item Request • Fundraising Weeks • Student Org fairs • 25Live Access /Event planning services • TukwutTrax • ASI = student org BANK • Deposits = Cashiers (CRA 3700) • Expenditure Requests = ASI (USU 3700A) • ASI Leadership Funding (ALF): • On campus events & Individual Leadership development Funding (conferences) • Co-Curricular (SLL-Up to $1000) • graduation recognition ceremonies, cultural events, celebrations and leadership conferences. • Applications for 16-17 are due on May 9th Student Life & Leadership USU 3600 (Main SLL Suite) USU 3400 (Cross-Cultural Center) (760) 750-4970
SLL Item Request Form • Request must be submitted 3 business days in advance • Recognized orgs can check out items such as: A-Frames, tables and folding chairs, cash boxes/cash bagsetc. • Returning items late or broken will affect your organizations opportunity to check items out in the future. • Organizations will be held liable for lost or damaged items.
Fundraising Weeks! • Requests will be managed on a monthly basis • Each organization that is selling food or drinks will need to complete the CSUSM Food Handlers Training (ETC) September 2019 Sept. 9-13TH October 2019 Oct. 7-11TH November 2019 Nov. 12-15TH Campus Closed Mon. Nov. 11th February 2020 Feb. 11-14 March 2020 March 16- 20TH April 2020 Apr. 13-17TH May 2020 May 4-8TH
Selling Items • Organizations can sell anything as long as it is appropriate and doable • Can’t sell the same items (first come first serve) • Guidelines for food: • Can be store bought • Can be prepared on campus • Can NOT be homemade • Can NOT do raffles
Registration Process/ Cancellation Policy • 1. Choose the item you will sell. • 2. Fill out the form to register online. • 3. Look at the confirmation email (sent after the registration period ends). • 4. Look at your spot number for each day of your registration and locate it on the arcade layout. Cancellation Policy: • If you will not be able to fundraise for whatever reason you can cancel 24 hours before the registration window closes. • You may change the days you want to fundraise or what you will be selling 48 hours before the registration window closes. • Please be fully prepared to participate before registering! • Repeated cancellations/no shows will affect your participation in the future
Cash collection must happen with a cash box. The cash box should never be left open or unattended. Cash boxes are available free of charge at SLL, USU 3600. • Separation of duties must be maintained. Deposit counts must be verified by a second person. • Deposits are made within 24hours to Cougar Central. If the Cashier is closed, you can deposit the funds in the overnight drop box outside of Cougar Central. • If you are collecting cash for fundraising weeks, you cannot be serving food. • Ticket Sales, Student Organizations must use: • Eventbrite • Crowd Change (Greek Leadership Council) Cash Handling
Electronic Payments • The use of electronic payments (square, cash app, venom, paypal, are prohibited! • Why? • Liability • Routing of funds • Tracking payments • Electronic payment applications can only be used if connected to an organization account. The only student organizations that are allowed to have off campus organization accounts are those with a 501c3 status; as their accounts are monitored by their national/umbrella organization leaders. • Electronic payment applications should never be used connected to an individual or group members’ personal account.
Outreach/ Recruitment Opportunities Register for the Student Organization Fair by August 23rd! • This is one of Student Life & Leadership's most popular events and is sure to be a great way to promote your organization and recruit new members! • https://www.csusm.edu/sll/studentorgs/student-org-fair-registration.html
Porcha Ellick • Coordinator of Student Involvement: • Political, Sports Clubs, Special Interest, Cultural, & Service • LEllick@csusm.edu • Ext. 4962 Megan Ceppi Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life mcurran@csusm.edu Ext. 4952 SLL Coordinators are here to support you. USU 3600 (Main SLL Suite) USU 3400 (Cross-Cultural Center) (760) 750-4970 Dr. Shannon Nolan-Arañez Coordinator of Student Involvement: Supports Religious & Academic Orgs. & Honor Societies snolan@csusm.edu Ext. 4973
Post Assessment Survey Link http://bit.ly/SOLC2019