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Title: Student Organization Leadership Orientation


1
Student Organization Leadership Orientation
  • Office of Student Life Cultural Centers
  • Cal Poly Pomona
  • 2009 - 2010

2
Overview
  • Leadership Tips
  • Office of Student Life Cultural Centers
  • The Registration Process
  • Club Bylaws
  • Student Accounts
  • Campus Policies
  • Scheduling Events
  • Marketing
  • Fundraising
  • Working with Your Advisor

3
Leadership Tips
  • Take your position seriously
  • Dividing the work is good leadership
  • Prepares others to lead
  • Youll get more done
  • It requires communication
  • Dont let the outgoing leaders off the hook get
    their contact information
  • Begin meeting with your board asap

4
Resources Services
  • The Office of Student Life Cultural Centers
  • (Building 26, room 124)
  • Mailboxes (we are not responsible for lost or
    stolen mail)
  • Archives club bylaws, officer history
  • Universal Signer Marla Franco, Dora Lee, or
    Sunny Lee
  • Vendor Program contact Britt Sumida for more
    info x3640
  • Student Development Leadership Institute (SDLI)
  • Leadership Library (e.g. Icebreakers)
  • Non-Profit Status Confirmation TIN Fax is
    required
  • Club Resources Websites www.dsa.csupomona.edu/osl
    /clubresources.asp

5
The Registration Process (Chartering)
  • Deadline to Register October 16 (Fall, wk3)
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/rechartering.asp
  • Annual process Every Summer/Fall
  • On-line process on campus only
  • Update the number of members, website
    information, password

6
Club Bylaws
  • Rules that govern your organization, available in
    the Office of Student Life (26-124)
  • Public Information should be provided to any
    member that requests them.
  • Print from Online Reg. Form
  • clubs.dsa.csupomona.edu/PasswordClubEdit.asp
  • Copy and Paste into an email in plain text format
  • What OSL has on file (hard copy) is official,
    updated hard copy must be submitted to OSL to
    take effect.
  • New Bylaws Section Removal of Officers (A5, S4)
  • This field will be required for 2010-2011 reg.

7
Executive Order 1006
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/EO-1006_2510.pdf
  • Minimum Requirements for Club Recognition
  • Minimum of 5 CSU students, enrolled in at least 1
    class
  • Executive Board must earn 9 units per quarter
    while holding office (4 units for graduate
    students)
  • Executive Board must maintain a minimum 2.0
    Overall GPA and good academic standing while in
    office (effective in fall)
  • Maximum of 20 of members can be non-CSU students

8
Executive Order 1006
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/EO-1006_2510.pdf
  • Advisor Eligibility Requirements
  • One university advisor is required full or
    part-time faculty or professional staff
    (non-auxiliary)
  • The Primary Advisor may not be on leave during
    any part of the year (a club may have 2 advisors)
  • Must be at least 21 years old
  • Must be approved by the supervisor / Dept. Chair

9
Student Accounts
  • Student Organizations may only have on-campus
    accounts (Executive Orders 648 and 731)
  • ASI Business Services Eliane Townsend
  • (909)869-2843/ eetownsend_at_csupomona.edu
  • ASI Account money allocated by ASI
  • Agency (Club) Account money raised by the club
  • http//www.asi.csupomona.edu/business.php
  • Signature Form
  • Budget Request Form
  • Disbursement Request (DR) Forms

10
Executive Order 1041
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/advisors.asp
  • All Travel Reimbursements
  • All student-travelers must
  • Show proof of personal medical insurance
  • Sign the Activity Release Form
    http//dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/Activity_Releas
    e_Form_5849.pdf
  • Authorization to Travel Form
  • Purchase International Travel Insurance (for
    international travel)
  • - Available for 20/person
    (dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/clubresources.asp)
  • Must be submitted 3 weeks before travel takes
    place
  • Advisors should hold these records for 2 years

11
Alcohol Other Drugs Policy
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/advisors.asp
  • Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Amendments
    of 1989 It is unlawful to manufacture,
    distribute, dispense, possess, use or sell
    illicit drugs or alcohol on University premises,
    at university events, or on University business,
    both on campus and off.
  • When traveling for your organization, you are
    officially on business from departure till
    return.
  • If an off-campus event is sponsored by the
    organization, it is university business, this
    policy will apply to the organizations
    representatives.

12
Alcohol Other Drugs Policy
  • Foundations Dining Services, Kellogg West, and
    Kellogg Ranch can serve Alcohol under specific
    circumstances
  • Being under the influence in a public place is a
    misdemeanor in California
  • Alcohol Abuse Referrals Counseling and
    Psychological Services, (909)869-3220

13
Student Code of Conductwww.dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/
advisors.asp
  • Hazing any method of initiation into a student
    organization, which is likely to cause physical
    harm, personal degradation or disgrace resulting
    in physical or mental harm.
  • Consent of a victim is not a defense
  • Apathy in the presence of hazing is a violation
    of this code.

14
Scheduling Facilities Through OSL
  • Online Scheduling System
  • http//www.dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/eventsched.asp
  • Requires officer advisor signature
  • Minimum of 5 -7 business days for processing
  • Print 2 copies of Indoor Outdoor Event Form
  • Britt Sumida (909)869-2841
  • Classrooms for club meetings
  • CLA Paseo
  • Rose Garden
  • Painting the CPP
  • University Plaza
  • University Park

You can schedule 1 quarter in advance!
15
Posting Chalking Policy
  • http//www.csupomona.edu/policies/presidential_or
    ders/presidential_order_Posting20and20Chalking2
    0Policy20Updated20200720Final.pdf
  • Come to our office to get your posters/flyers
    stamped! Bring 2 copies!
  • Housing has their own posting policy!
  • You may take down expired posters
  • Your club and organization is responsible for
    knowing the posting and chalking policies!

16
Scheduling Facilities
  • Facilities not reserved through OSLCC
  • Bronco Student Center
  • Athletics (gyms and fields)
  • Kellogg West
  • The Restaurant at Kellogg Ranch
  • The Historic Kellogg House Pomona
  • University Recital Hall
  • University Theater
  • Event Planning Contact List
  • http//www.dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/Event_Plann
    ing_Contact_List_2009_5848.doc

17
Food at Events
  • Environmental Health Safety approval is
    required for all food on campus, unless it
    handled by an on-campus caterer.
  • Procedures for Food Events Form
    http//www.csupomona.edu/ehs/ftp/FoodForms.doc
  • Environmental Health Safety Diane Medley,
    x4697
  • Located on Citrus Lane, on the North-East most
    part of campus (Building 81A)
  • Certified Food Handler must be present if food is
    being served at official student organization
    events, unless it is being catered, or it is
    pre-packaged food.
  • EHS will recognize a Los Angeles, Riverside or
    San Bernardino County Food Handlers License
  • Food Fundraisers Certified food hander must be
    present, cleaning your grill in public bathrooms
    is not allowed by Facilities, use gloves and
    hairnets when serving.

18
Risk Management
  • Reserving space for risky events on campus
  • (i.e. anything physical, groups over 500)
  • If the event description on the reservation form
    is a risky event, you will be notified and
    referred to Risk Management
  • May require insurance additional fees
  • Use the Activity Release Form dsa.csupomona.edu/o
    sl/files/Activity_Release_Form_5849.pdf
  • ASI Business Services may not reimburse costs for
    risky events
  • Off campus events are not registered w/ OSL
  • Club advisor(s) and officers assume risk
  • ASI Business Services may not reimburse costs for
    risky events
  • Travel Activity Release Form Drivers Ins.
  • dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/FieldTripLiabilityForm
    _2907.pdf
  • Risk Management Valerie Eberle x3725
  • http//www.csupomona.edu/rms/

19
Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Websites Email Helpdesk (1-100)
  • helpdesk_at_csupomona.edu
  • ASI Marketing Assistance (BSC-2325)
  • ASI BEAT Co-sponsorships
  • http//www.asi.csupomona.edu/beat/beat-operations
    .php
  • ASI GAS Graphic Designing PR support
  • http//www.gascreativegroup.com/about.html
  • Campus Recreation Sporting events
  • http//www.asi.csupomona.edu/campusrec/recsports.
    php
  • Handbills dont require stamps
  • Table Tents may require stamps
  • Club Contacts List dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/Club_Sea
    rch.asp

20
Fundraising
  • Donations Sponsorships
  • Businesses, Non-profits, National Organizations
  • Alumni and other individuals
  • Campus Departments
  • When you receive a donation contact
  • Nikki Khurana, Direct of Development , 98-T6-19
  • (909) 869-2922nkhurana_at_csupomona.edu
  • She will make sure your donor receives
    recognition, which the donor may desire for tax
    filing purposes
  • We cannot give the TIN to students, well give it
    directly to the donor when you fill out the form
  • http//www.dsa.csupomona.edu/osl/files/TIN_Fax_cov
    er_sheet_5730.doc

21
Fundraising
  • Dues Bylaws, Article X
  • Fundraisers food sales, vender program, TV
    tapings, car wash, candy sales, restaurant night
    etc.
  • Administrative Fund VP for Student Affairs
    Office
  • Outreach Programs Student Development
    Activities
  • http//www.dsa.csupomona.edu/vicepresident/adminf
    und/
  • Presidents Travel Fund Laura Kuntz (909)
    869-2944 lfkuntz_at_csupomona.edu
  • Deans Travel Fund Academic-related travel
    http//www.academic.csupomona.edu/academic/leaders
    hip.aspx

22
The Role of an Advisor
  • Attend as many of the groups meetings and
    functions as possible
  • Assist with interpreting policies procedures
  • Communicate with student leaders
  • Should be included in all communications
  • Provide contact information of all officers
  • Provide minutes of all meetings
  • Provide updates for all events
  • Serve as authorized signer

23
The Role of an Advisor
  • Ensure that students meet all officer eligibility
    requirements (GPA unit load)
  • Provide advice and guidance
  • Getting things started in the fall quarter
  • Leadership style feedback
  • Time management
  • Interpersonal conflict mediation
  • Assist with the annual registration process

24
Questions?
Jenny Guerra Student Involvement
Intern jenny3g_at_gmail.com / (909)869-4568
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