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Are you a leader of a student-led club or organization? Below is a guide to help you in your leadership journey.  

Review the club’s mission, found in the club constitution, in order to establish clear goals for your organization.  

• Every student-led club has a constitution from when they were established.  
• These living documents provide guidance to club leaders. 
• Each constitution outlines the purpose or mission of the club.  
• Use this mission to create goals, objectives, and action items. All club activities should relate back to the club mission! 

Create a welcoming environment where members feel like they belong.  

• Invite students to your meetings and events â€“ some students don’t know if they are allowed to join unless they are invited. You can do this on Club 91¾«Æ· if you have email addresses.  
• Take attendance so students know that their presence is appreciated.  
• Consider recognition activities such as member of the month or write thank you notes to those who went above and beyond.  
• Host activities that allow members to get to know each other. Consider starting your meetings with a Question of the Day. 
• Delegate responsibilities to members to give them opportunities to use their talents to help your organization.  

Build relationships with campus partners.  

• Set up a meeting with your Faculty Advisor. They likely have a wealth of knowledge about your club. Chat about what expectations you have of the Faculty Advisor based on your club’s needs.  
• Maintain excellent communication with your Student Activities and Leadership Development (SA/LD) Program Advisor. They want to help you reach your goals and can help you navigate all of the university policies and procedures. Your SA/LD Program Advisor is listed on your organization’s Club 91¾«Æ· page. 
• Connect with the Student Government Association (SGA), as they are responsible for allocating funds to student-led clubs and organizations. Their office is on the second floor of the Student Center, and they meet weekly on Wednesdays at 3:05pm.

Check your campus e-mail regularly so you don’t miss any important updates or deadlines. 

Join for access to helpful tips and tricks, or follow SA/LD on Instagram to see what is going on at 91¾«Æ· @ccsusald.  

• Sign-ups for the fall involvement fair begins in the summer. Make sure you request a table! 
• Mandatory Club training generally takes place within the first month of the fall semester, with additional sessions hosted throughout the year. 
• The SGA typically sends out information about the annual budget process in February or early March.  
• Annual Club Re-registration takes place in April and is due before final exams. This means you need to complete club leader elections before the last day of classes.
• The last day to request club related purchases is in mid-April.  

All club meetings, events, and activities get registered on Club 91¾«Æ·, . Log in with your BlueNet username and password, and reach out to your SA/LD Program Advisor if you need help with the Club 91¾«Æ· management tools for student leaders.