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Student Activities Board Mission and Programming Guide

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The Student Activities Board provides diverse, engaging, and fun activities for the campus community. Programming areas include diversity, engaging issues, film, spirit & traditions, outreach, and campus life.

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  1. Sab training

  2. SAB MISSION STATEMENT • The purpose of the Student Activities Board shall be to provide social, multicultural, recreational and educational activities, which are sensitive to and serve the needs of the entire campus and surrounding community, with an emphasis on the student body. In the process of providing their activities, it shall be the goal of the Student Activities Board to provide an opportunity for members to develop life skills through their involvement in the Student Activities Board.

  3. Programming Areas • Diversity: Programs in this area should promote multicultural understanding and awareness and should include social events that celebrate different aspects of diversity. • Engaging Issues: Programs in this area should be designed to promote out-of-the-classroom educational opportunities. • Film: Programs in this area should provide programming for the Student Activities Center Floyd Theatre and other venues as needed.

  4. Programming Areas (cont.) • Spirit & Traditions: Programs in this area should focus on planning events that are centered around and focus on the annual Homecoming celebrations. • Outreach: Programs in this area should be targeted to certain groups and organizations at the University of Louisville. • Campus Life: Programs in this area should focus on providing social opportunities for the University of Louisville community that are not centered on an educational level.

  5. Expectations

  6. MOST IMPORTANT • HAVE FUN

  7. Office hours and Event Attendance • Directors • 15 hours • Chairs • 10 hours • Vice Chairs • 3 hours • NOTE: Executive Board meetings count as ONE hour and Programming Committee meeting count as ONE hour • Directors • 65% • Chairs • 65% • Vice Chairs • 50% • # of events and # of hours at events must meet said percentage

  8. Event & Meeting • Meetings • 2 unexcused or • 4 excused per year • Excused • Day of: Emergencies • Week before: • ZERO NO SHOW • Communication is key, if you can’t make it for ANY reason please let me know • This goes for events as well

  9. Committees • With your X number of events, have ONE “large” event per semester • Examples from Last Year • Diversity: International Fashion Show (750 attendees) • Engaging Issues: PostSecret (700 attendees) • Spirit & Traditions: Block Party (2500 attendees) • Each committee will be assigned to a duty roster • SABTalk email • Office Voicemail • Twitter • Facebook • EXPANDING OUR BASE • Recruiting new committee members