Getting Started
- Who is your specific audience?
- What is your purpose/goal for the program?
- How does the purpose appeal to your audience?
- How does this program fit with your staff goals?
- How does the program fit with "3 C's and a D"?
- Is this a Hall Identity program?
Planning
- Select a date
- Check for available space
- Check other campus activities and events at that time (the competition)
? HD/GA
? Res. Life planning calendar
? Office of Student Activities and Leadership Programs
? Miller Auditorium
? WMU Athletics
? Herald
? TV programs
- What equipment is needed?
- Decide on a budget
- Allocate money from Hall Council at least two (2) weeks prior to program
- Contact speakers/groups in advance
- Purchase needed supplies, etc.
- Fill out your Program Report Form ONE (1) WEEK IN ADVANCE
Publicity
- What will be most effective?
- Advertise at least 1 week in advance
- Use WORD OF MOUTH in addition to fliers
- What were the final advertisements?
Implementation
- Remind staff of program
- Storm floors to remind residents
- Arrange the room/area accordingly
- Greet presenters
- Greet residents/participants
- Thank everyone at the end
- Clean up
- Send thank you notes
Evaluation
- Self evaluation
? Were your goals met? Why, why not?
? Would you repeat this program? Why, why not?
? Could this program be improved upon? How?
- Resident evaluations
? What did you enjoy the most about the program?
? What did you enjoy least about the program?
? Do you have any suggestions for improvement?
? How did you benefit from attending this program?
- Fill out your Program Evaluation Form within 24 hours after the program's finish
From the 2013 version of the site. Details, prices and links may be out of date, so check them against your own campus policies.