Learning Outcomes, Leadership of Student Activities:

Communication and Collaboration

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, students will learn to correspond professionally with others.

Self-Management and Appraisal

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, student will learn to generate and assess project goals; reflect on overall outcomes at completion of projects.

As a result of serving in organizational leadership positions, students will learn to reflect on and provide analysis of personal development and learning.

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, student will learn to articulate and reflect strengths and weaknesses on personal skills and abilities.

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, students will learn to maintain personal health and wellness in potentially stressful environments.

Leadership

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, student will learn to effectively lead volunteers and delegate responsibility.

Event/Program Management

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, students will learn to identify and plan all aspects of an event/program.

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, students will learn to develop, implement, monitor, and make adjustments to budgets based on program needs.

Civic Engagement/Responsibility

As a result of serving in organization leadership positions, student will learn to develop a diverse range of programs/events for a variety of students and community members that support community and social development.

Learning Outcomes, Attendees:

• As a result of attending campus activities, students will enhance their feeling of engagement, belonging, and loyalty.
• As a result of attending campus activities, students will be exposed to programs/events that illustrate opinions and beliefs differing from their own.
• As a result of attending campus activities, students will be exposed to programs/events that are not possible to attend in the local community.
• As a result of attending campus activities, students will have the ability to meet and interact with individuals that have similar and differing opinions and beliefs on a variety of subjects.