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Student Organization Summit

Student Involvement, Campus Recreation &Student Government Association

Fall 2014

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Allison Garver, Student Involvement

Krisi Patterson, Campus Recreation

Emily Johnson, Student Involvement

Campus Life Staff

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September 21 – Attend Summit

September 26 – submit ALL recognition

paperwork by 4:30pm

October 14 – recognition approved through

SGA

Student Org Recognition

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Member List Advisor Agreement Online Application Form Attend Student Org Summit (YAY You are

here!) Constitution - only if changed from previous

year

All paperwork on Student Orgs Website: www.uwsuper.edu/studentorgs

Student Org Paperwork

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WEBSITE SCAVENGER HUNT

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Reserve Campus Facilities – Yellowjacket Union & MWC

Apply for Funding – SUFAC budget process

Student Org Services – mailbox, promotional supplies, storage

Advertising – campus, UWS website, social media, and official

outlets

Program Planning Assistance

Included in Directory

Use UW-Superior Name & Logo

Invitations to Campus Events & Leadership Opportunities

Benefits of Recognition

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Follow all campus policies and procedures.

Comply with the UWS Student Code of Conduct and any applicable laws.

Manage risk – keep people and reputation safe.

Maintain active membership and a faculty/staff advisor employed by UW-Superior.

Participate in training and leadership opportunities.

Check mailbox, email and digest regularly.

Update Student Involvement of any officer/advisor changes and contact information.

Appropriately maintain University image – use of logos, etc.

Responsibilities of Orgs

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Organizations and individuals are expected to be good citizens and responsible for their behavior; represent UWS in a positive manner

Held accountable through the University Code of Conduct

Cases of misconduct follow the Non-Academic Misconduct Process

UWS Code of Conduct

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“any intentional activity, action or situation expected of someone joining or maintaining membership in an organization, whether on or off premises, which produces mental or physical discomfort embarrassment, harassment or ridicule, regardless of a student’s willingness to participate”

Report to the Dean of Students Office and Campus Safety

Hazing

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SGA UpdatesStudent Government Association

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ENERGIZERAll of my Friends

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Resources & Services

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Mailboxes

Meeting and Event Space

Printing & Photocopies

◦ b/w, color, color paper, up to 11x17

Promotional Supplies

Limited Storage

Yellowjacket Union Services

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Online Student Organization Directory Make sure primary contact, advisor and

purpose statements are accurate

Update contact information form when change of leadership and/or advisor

Distribution List _Student_Organizations email list

Directory & Distribution List

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Request through Student Involvement: [email protected]

Campus Email Account [email protected] Provide address and password May also add print credits through budget

Website Hosting www3.uwsuper.edu/studentorg Design and development – organization’s responsibility Provide web address and authors

Email & Websites

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Student Digest Member authorized to post on behalf of

your organization

Campus News & Events Provide information through online form Posted on Campus Calendar, Student Orgs

website; may be featured on University homepage

Automatic digest posting

Digests & New/Events

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ENERGIZERRock, Paper, Scissors

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Event PlanningStudent Involvement

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Allow Adequate Time (4 weeks) Consider Collaboration Check Campus Calendar

o Conflicting campus events, holidays, etc.

Identify Risks◦ Health and Safety; Reputation

Make Reservations in Advance Yellowjacket Union – facility for student events!◦ Understand policies, request set up needs

Utilize “Program Planning Guide”

A Few Planning Tips . . .

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THE place for student centered activities, meetings, and events.

Reservable Space◦ 2 Large Meeting Rooms◦ 2 Small Meeting Rooms◦ 1 Meeting Room for Student Organizations Only◦Great Room ◦Atrium◦Contact Tables

Yellowjacket Union Reservations

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Contact Ethan Russom, YU Operations Coordinator, [email protected]

Make Your Reservation:◦ 2 weeks advance for meeting rooms◦ 1 month advance for large events

Include Detailed Information:◦ Name of Event/Meeting (ex. YAC Board Meeting or YAC Open Mic Night)

◦ Start time◦ End time◦ Setup Time Start◦ Tear Down Time End◦ How many people attending◦ Is there a specific set up or technology need

Yellowjacket Union Reservations

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Reserve any space in the MWC, Wessman Arena, and/or Outdoor Fields.  ◦ Spaces may be reserved for meetings, club practices,

home games, or scrimmages.  ◦ Free of charge for meetings and practices up to 2

days/week.  ◦ Home games, fundraisers, or other special events may

have a facility rental fee associated.  ◦ All space is not guaranteed available until confirmed by 

Campus Recreation

Check availability and process a Facility Request Form online: www.uwsuper.edu/recreation

MWC, Wessman & Outdoors

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Must obtain “public performance license” or written permission from producer

Copyright Law – Educational Purposeo Film is used as part of in-class curriculum,

registered students, teacher present

Contract with Swank Motion Pictures Internet Movie Database – find producer

and distributors

Movies & Copyright

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1. Collect Information & Price Quoteso “Talking with Agents” tipso Ask about “riders” – hotel, meals, equipment, etc.

2. Request a Contract/Agreemento You cannot sign any agreements. Contracts,

memos, etc.

3. University Speaker/Entertainment Contract

4. Green Purchase Requisition◦Attach promo or other documentation and contract

Entertainment Contracts

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Sound System/Tech Managers Portable or YU House System $10/hour – interdepartmental chargeback Request through Student Involvement

Popcorn Machine Includes all supplies $20/event; must be cleaned Reservation form through YAC

Rentals

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Must be part of approved SUFAC Budget or fundraised

Applies everywhere on campuso Yellowjacket Union – less than $100 for pre-

packaged and/or prepared foods by alternative food suppliers (student orgs only)

o Cannot purchase alcoholo No potlucks in YU

Campus Food Policy

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Aviand’s Catering Special menu/pricing for student orgs Catered Food Service Payment Request Form◦ Attach promo or other documentation and list of attendees

Alternate Food Suppliers Pre-packaged food and non-alcoholic beverages

and/or prepared food delivered to campus Pre-approved licensed and fully insured

alternative suppliers Pay with purchase/field order◦ Attach promo or other documentation and list of attendees

Food Service Options

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ENERGIZERHuman Knot

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PromotionsStudent Involvement, University Relations

Yellowjacket Union 155, Old Main 314

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Banners (limited spaces)◦ Supplies for checkout at YU Information Desk

Chalk◦ CANNOT be under overhangs

Button Maker◦ $0.25/button

◦ Online form to [email protected]

Contact Tables - Tabling (YU) Digital Signage (YU)◦ JPEG files to [email protected]

Campus Advertising Methods

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Posters◦Bulletin Boards – look for public or designated

boards

◦Residence Halls – 36 for RA/ARC mailboxes

Resident Mailboxes◦Limited to 1 mailing/semester

Sandwich Boards◦Reserve through [email protected]

Forms of Promotions

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Thumbtacks only One poster per bulletin board. Do not cover or remove other active

posters. Please take down any expired posters Use large posters (11x17 “) for large, one-

time evens only. Do not hang posters that will remain up

for an indefinite amount of time (i.e. semester meeting schedule).

Bulletin Board Etiquette

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Student Organizations Promotions: Use of a university logo preferred Written identifier, at minimum (i.e.,

University of Wisconsin-Superior) Identification of organization Website or other contact information. Event or posting date

Design Standards

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All promotional items must be approved by University Relations prior to ordering.

Logo usage guidelines also apply For assistance in selecting, designing

and/or ordering promotional items, please complete a Service Request Form.

To submit a promotional item for brand review, email a PDF or jpeg file to [email protected].

Promotional Items

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ENERGIZERWho Am I?

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SUFACSegregated University Fee Allocation

CommitteeStudent Organization Funding

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Purpose The purposes of this Council shall be the

structuring of Segregated Student Fees, dispersing allocable and non-allocable fees within the guidelines of the UW-System, the management of student fee reserves, and policy and procedures for its operation.

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New & Existing Student Organizations Eligible for max. $2,500 and 2

requests/year

Missed recognition and/or SUFAC requirements Limited to max. $500/year

Emergency Funding

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FinancesBusiness Office, Budget Office

Old Main 206, 202

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Cost Center = Campus Account Number MUST have on-campus account for funding,

purchasing, and fundraising CANNOT have off-campus bank account Advisor is the “Cost Center Manager”

Set Up Cost Center – Budget Office Form online

WISDM Access – Business Office

Campus Accounts

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1. Get a Quote◦Office Supplies - Staples (MDS)◦Large Copying/Printing - University Relations◦Promotional Items - University Relations

2. Green Purchase Requisition3. Purchasing Office Determine Best Method◦ K-Mart – field order◦ Use local and/or reputable vendors

*Reimbursements – not best method for purchasing!

Purchasing

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Fundraising & Donations

Budget Office, Foundation OfficeOld Main 202, 237

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Bake Sales Bake sales are exempt from the fundraising

approval process; can be held at any time

◦Cookies, cakes, other “cold” food

Hot food sales not recommended due to food safety

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Includes ticket sales and donation solicitation Fundraised money can be used at the organization's

discretion and carried over into the next fiscal year.

1. Fundraising Paperwork ◦ Request to Conduct Fundraiser◦ List of Merchants – reflect University values◦ Solicitation Letter◦ Final Report

2. Submit to UWS Foundation Office 3. Business Office will send approval notification 4. Must submit Final Report within 5 days

Fundraising

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Must follow proper cash handling procedures

Fundraisers are tax-exempt (non-profit)

Cashier’s Office◦Cash Box or Locked Bag◦Starting Cash ◦Deposit Form - all funds must be deposited to the

organization's campus account.

Fundraising

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Raffle – game of chance; tickets are soldDrawing – everyone is eligible

Raffles require special approval forms and must follow State Gaming Commission guidelines

Contact the Business Officeo Class A & B Raffle Approval Forms & Sales Reports

Prizes & Awards Approval Form – Business Office

Raffles & Prizes

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ENERGIZERTelephone Charades

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TravelTravel OfficeOld Main 206

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1. Student Trip Planning FormoBook rental vehicle, hotel, registration

2. Driver AuthorizationoPersonal Vehicles – still need to be authorized;

assume personal liability

3. Recognition of Agency Statemento If advisor is not traveling

Trip Planning

SUFAC/Seg Fees CANNOT be used for campus visits (graduate, law, medical schools, etc.)

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Trip Planning Form

Submit at least30 days prior!

Fill out completely!

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List of authorized driversonline

Driver Authorization Form

Generally approved for 12 months.

More than 1 driver.

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1. Travel AdvanceoCash in advance for gas, hotel, etc.oAdvisors: Funds are issued as a check or direct

deposit

2. Trip Responsibility, Release & Authorizationo For overnight tripso Can fill out for entire semester/year

3. Emergency Contact Informationo Multiple copies

Pre-Trip Arrangements

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1. Travel Expense Reporto If received Travel Advance or need

Reimbursement

Save ALL receipts!

Post-Trip

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November 14th at 8:00pm in theYellowjacket Union!

This is going to be THE LARGEST STUDENT EVENT EVER ON CAMPUS…. Seriously.

The idea is to have the entire building, every corner, offering some kind of activity for students to participate in.

Email Ethan at [email protected] with your ideas by Friday, October 3rd.

Union Bash

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Winners!

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ANY QUESTIONS?????

Watch for Online Evaluation!