New Organization Interest Meeting

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The Meetings I attended was New Organization Interest Meeting organized by Student Engagement & Leadership. I was also interested in how to create a new student organization, so I chose this meeting.

The purpose of the meeting was to teach Emerson students how to start a new student organization. Specifically, to learn more about the difference between affiliated and independent orgs, what student can once become affiliated, what they need to do to become affiliated, What the process looks like and what's expected of student once they 'r e officially affiliated. Also, they will learn more about how to receive SGA funding and how that process will work.

This meeting is held by Student Engagement & Leadership circularly, and the number of participants is not large each time (no more than 10). This one was on Thursday, October 17, 2019 at 12:00 PM, 172 Tremont-room 206.





I was interested in Student Engagement & Leadership, and I saw that many of the activities they held were relevant to students' lives, such as how to create a new Student organization, Community Kitchen Food Safety and Serving Class. I was curious about the student organizations and wanted to know how they worked, so I chose to attend the meeting.











I started by designing a draft of a digital pamphlet using Adobe Spark. I chose the size of Instagram for the images. Because most phones now have a full screen, the size of the ins will be more suitable for mobile viewing.


After making pictures, I found that just pictures were not suitable for dissemination or viewing, so I found a website for making advertisements, on which I could design various forms of advertisements for promotion and dissemination. Then I added my images to the AD template. Adjust the format and color.
     

Finally, you can get a link and a QR code. Through this link or QR code, you can send the digital pamphlet to Ins, twitter, and other network platforms. Students can share freely on the platform, which will produce fission effect and make the information spread on a large scale.





Comments

  1. Chitra_AnwarOctober 29, 2019 at 8:34 PM

    Hi Lava! What you created for this assignment is really cool! I really like that it's so easy to use, it's straight to the point, and the overall design is aesthetically pleasing. I feel like you should share this with SEAL, so they can actually use it. It's so convenient that I can see it being a really useful reference for students who do want to create a student org.

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  2. AnonymousOctober 29, 2019 at 10:13 PM

    Hi, Lava!
    I really like your idea and creation! According to your media, I think I can understand your content with a convenient way. Moreover, you combined life, technology and information really well. Last but not the least, I think you use a simple but colorful design, which helps me a lot on understanding the meeting visually.

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