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Mar 14, 2025
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SDV 197 - SAC Experience Credits: 1 Lecture Hours: 0 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 3 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: General Students will have experiential opportunities for leadership skill development through participation in the Student Activities Council as an at-large member. Open only to SAC members. This course can be repeated each semester student is a member of SAC, to a maximum of 6 semesters. (This course is Pass/Fail.) Corequisite: Must be an appointed member of a DMACC campus Student Activities Council Competencies
- Implement a campus activity or event for students
- Select an activity/event
- Plan the activity/event
- Prepare a budget
- Coordinate with all individuals involved
- Follow contract/contract rider for entertainers
- Submit activity/event budget receipts to campus SAC Coordinator
- Obtain feedback from participants
- Submit evaluation report to the SAC
- Demonstrate positive leadership skills through involvement in SAC meetings and events
- Attend at least 90% of all campus scheduled SAC meetings each semester
- Chair at least one event
- Attend at least one leadership training event during the academic year
- Recruit at least one non-SAC person to assist with an activity or event each semester
- Demonstrate an understanding of leadership and team-building concepts as they apply to real-life experiences
- Identify a specific need on campus or in the community
- Develop a community service project for this need.
- Coordinate with another campus club/community organization
- Evaluate the results of the project
- Implement strategies to increase attendance at events
- Maintain a record of current attendance at events for a baseline number and information that shows increases/decreases in attendance throughout the year
- Identify new and unique promotional/advertising materials
- Identify key times of day/evening when students are more likely to attend campus events and activities
- Demonstrate growth in leadership skills within a board environment
- Provide agenda items prior to stated deadlines
- Inform appropriate council member if unable to attend, prior to scheduled meeting/event
- Use simple Parliamentary Procedures for decision-making processes during all meetings
- Complete all agenda business within the identified time frame for meetings
- Submit all agendas, minutes, financial reports, event evaluations, etc., in a timely manner
- Demonstrate an understanding of the fiscal budgeting process
- Monitor monthly expenditures
- Make adjustments to the fiscal budget as needed
- Participate in discussions on fiscal planning.
- Review requests from campus clubs and departments for funding
- Approve final fiscal budget each year.
- Submit fiscal budget to administration before stated deadline each year
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