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Joint Council on Academic and Student Affairs Meeting : 2017 : 10 : 16 : Student Activities & Leadership Presentation University of South Florida Scholar Commons Office of the Regional Vice Chancellor for Council on Academic and Student Affairs Academic Affairs 10-16-2017 Joint Council on Academic and Student Affairs Meeting : 2017 : 10 : 16 : Student Activities & Leadership Presentation University of South Florida St. Petersburg. Office of the Regional Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/council_acad_student_affairs Scholar Commons Citation University of South Florida St. Petersburg. Office of the Regional Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs., "Joint Council on Academic and Student Affairs Meeting : 2017 : 10 : 16 : Student Activities & Leadership Presentation" (2017). Council on Academic and Student Affairs. 16. https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/council_acad_student_affairs/16 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by the Office of the Regional Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Scholar Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Council on Academic and Student Affairs by an authorized administrator of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Student Activities & Leadership at USFSP Presented by: Kevin Patrick (Harborside Activities Board President) & Shayla Fajardo (LSO Student Coordinator of Civic Engagement) Student Life & Engagement ● Within the Department of Student Life & Engagement, there are 2 organizations that plan a large majority of the student-centered events. Those organizations are Harborside Activities Board and the Multicultural Activities Council. Harborside Activities Board(HAB) ● Harborside Activities Board is the student-led programming board on campus that plans and implements high quality events for all students. ● HAB events range from educational, cultural, social, late night & weekend(50 people showed up on a Saturday morning during the FIRST home football game), and co-curricular. In the Department of Student Life & Engagement, it is our belief that co-curricular activities make for a more rewarding college experience. ● We have five committees each focusing on a different type of event. These committees include Traditions, Special Events, Stage Acts, Films, and Marketing/Design. ● Advised by professional staff member Harborside Activities Board(HAB) Notable events: ● Homecoming Week (Homecoming Ball, Cardboard Boat Race, etc) ● USFSP Week ( Rec Fest, TEDx, USFSP’s Got Talent, collaborations with OMA, LSO, and Campus Recreation) ● Annual Haunted House ● Casino Night (Regular & Condom Casino) ● Screen on the Green (Baywatch, Wonder Woman, Spiderman) ● Campus Movie Fest (Film Festival) Past Events: Multicultural Activities Council(MAC) ● Multicultural Activities Council is a student-led programming board run by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. ● MAC events range from diverse entertainment, cultural celebrations, and educational discussion based events. ● The mission of the multicultural activities council is to enhance multicultural awareness, implement a more inclusive campus environment, and promote diversity. Multicultural Activities Council(MAC) Notable Events: ● Diversity Week ● Multicultural Mixer ● Annual Drag Show ● Black History Showcase ● Lunar New Year Market ● Diwali Festival of Lights ● Real Talk Past Events: Pete Points ● Incentive for students that attend campus events. ● Great Marketing Strategy ● Pete’s Auction The Office of Leadership & Student Orgs. ● LSO is your source for leadership learning, service opportunities, and student organizations on campus. Our mission is to transform lives through leadership education, identity development, and community engagement. Annual Events: Student Organizations ● Roughly 100 active student organizations - Advisors - Student Government ● Student Organization Trainings ● Student Organization Suite (S.O.S.) Important Dates: ● October 20th - Last day to submit Greek Life interest survey ● November 8th - Faculty/Staff Lunch ○ (USC Ballrooms - 12pm-1:30pm) Personal Experiences: .
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