Programming Chair, Cornell Club of Long Island
Posted by Cornell Club of Long Island on 10/25/2024
General Information
Nomination start -
10/25/2024
Nomination end -
11/14/2024
Process for Filling Position:
Open (Volunteers self-identify)
Number of Seats:
1
Location:
Long Island, Long Island, New York 11768, United States
Eligible Constituent(s):
Alumni
Summary of Position
The programming chair is part of the team who provide leadership and guidance to the board and the local Cornell community. In addition, the programming chair is responsible for creating interesting opportunities for events and activities that align with Cornell University priorities to engage alumni, parents and friends. Evaluating additional opportunities such as All-Ivy events, outside networking and Cornell-centric is helpful to keep the schedule of events lively and interesting. Signature events help the club make a name and create a special Cornell connection while one-off opportunities create a sense of inclusion without long-term commitments.
Cornell Interests:
Affinities
Regional Clubs
Talent Expectations: Skills
Communicate
Layout and/or Design
Write and/or Edit
Speak to Groups
It is important that the club programming chair is able to speak in board meetings and share ideas, suggestions and plans with the board, while creating a sense of excitement and interest through provoking ideas and plans. Although public speaking is not mandatory, it is helpful to have a comfort level in speaking to their constituents. The ability to share a clear message is important in both speaking and communicating via email.
Lead/Manage/Serve
Organize, Plan and/or Host Events
Lead a Group
Manage Projects
Serve on a Committee or Board
Club programming chairs should effectively lead the board in carrying out plans for events. Working closely with the affinity chair to form a programming committee, if there is one, is helpful. Delegating tasks to the board and encouraging them to participate in various aspects of each event is important. Communication with the president and treasurer and sharing timely information on payments and contracts is crucial. It is also necessary to actively participate in the life of the club.
Build/Maintain Relationships
Engage Individuals
Club programming chairs should actively participate in succession planning and board opportunity discussions within their community. It is helpful to seek out members of the local community to participate and interact on another level. Actively engaging alumni , parents and friends to participate in all aspects of events could help encourage additional participation. Meeting alumni and speaking with them about opportunities to engage the local Cornell community are vital to the growth of the club.
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