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Secretary & Publicity Officer Training. Chris Kilin Socs Committee Member. Agenda of the session. Covering 3 main areas: Key areas of responsibility Skills needed to do a good job Trouble-shooting common challenges. Key areas of responsibility for Secretaries. Record keeping
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Secretary & Publicity Officer Training Chris Kilin Socs Committee Member
Agenda of the session • Covering 3 main areas: • Key areas of responsibility • Skills needed to do a good job • Trouble-shooting common challenges
Key areas of responsibility for Secretaries • Record keeping • Completing society paperwork • Managing data • Organising meetings and booking rooms or venues • Writing and circulating the agenda • Responding to Union communication • Organise the AGM with the Society President Tips! • Hold meetings at the same time each week • Schedule meetings at regular intervals • Book meeting rooms well in advance • Always have an agenda
Key areas of responsibility for Publicity Officers • Organise publicity • Co-ordinating promotional opportunities • Keep branding consistent with logos • Organise and order hoodies or T-shirts • Set up the stall and publicity for Socs Fair in Term One • Advertise meetings/AGM/Socials • Record Keeping • Recording and reviewing publicity activity
Mutual areas of responsibility for both Secretaries & Publicity Officers • Understanding broader picture • Attending training • Scheduling • Reviewing activities & events • Communicating regularly with your members • Work with each other to decide how you will market your socials to your members • Secretaries might want to send member-emails • Publicity Officers could be in charge of other social media • BUT, most importantly, communicate with each other.
Key Skills to Have & Develop • Communication • Organisation • Time management • Decision making • Team work • Motivation • Strategic thinking • Problem solving • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/scs
Challenge #1 Balancing your degree workload with exec roles can be challenging. What practical things can you do to make this balancing easier for yourself?
Challenge #1 A few ideas… • Your team may also be experiencing this so support each other • Propose sharing tasks when someone has a quieter spell • Diarise your time so that you are better organised • Speak to the SU if you are struggling!
Challenge #2 A committee member isn’t pulling their weight. What do you do?
Challenge #2 A few ideas… • Is this personal or professional? Always back up observations with evidence. • Look at their role description to assess their specific duties. • Are they not fulfilling their role or what you expect of them? • Put yourself in their shoes; think about why they are not fulfilling their role; Personal reasons? Duties too big to be practical for one person? • Arrange to speak with your President who will follow the matter up.
Exec Training End of session Please take all of your belongings and return to Copper Rooms 2.