From: Student Life Date: December 6, 2024 Subject: SLO Weekly Roundup - December 6, 2024
December 2 - 6, 2024
In This Week's Edition:
December Community Impact Spotlight
Leadership Transitions
Events with Alcohol
Drop-In Advising Hours
Community Impact Spotlight
Congratulations to Bria Hardin-Boyer, our November Community Spotlight winner! Check out her nomination and list of all nominees here.
Have someone in mind who deserves a shoutout for their community contributions? Join us in shining a spotlight on your amazing fellow Sloanies and celebrating their contributions and the positive impact they've made on the greater MIT Sloan community! Nominate a club leadership team or individual for our monthly Community Impact Spotlight by filling out this short form.
Nominations for this month's spotlight are due on Thursday, December 19, 2024.
Leadership Transitions: Planning Ahead
The Club Renewal Deadline is March 12, 2025 (Wednesday before Spring SIP & Spring Break). To renew your club, you will need to have elected new co-presidents for 2024-2025. The leadership transition survey will be distributed at the start of the spring semester.
Please note that the required leadership training sessions will be held in April (dates to be announced).
As you prepare to elect new club officers, please keep the following in mind:
Advertise Open Positions to All
Strive for a leadership team that reflects the variety of identities across Sloan.
Student Life created a Leadership Opportunities Board to increase the visibility of opportunities for all Sloan Students. Feel free to post your open leadership positions here.
Run Equitable Elections
Tip: SloanGroups offers a secure way to run elections that allows you to showcase candidates and view your results. Here's how!
Club outgoing and incoming officers are encouraged to meet with the Student Life Office for a transition meeting before Spring SIP. More details on sign-ups will be distributed in January.
Events with Alcohol
A friendly reminder that MIT requires events to be registered on Atlas if they are being held at a venue where alcohol is available (i.e. a local restaurant) even if no one is planning to drink. These types of events should be registered as "cash bar" events. You can reference this handy video to learn how to properly complete the form for cash bar events.See more information on guidelines for events with alcoholhere.
Learn more about when an event needs to be registered and the processhere.
Student Leader Drop-In Advising Hours
Stop by E52-118 in the Student Life Office suite (E52-101) where we can help you plan and execute your club activities, discuss marketing strategies, answer your questions about RFPs, your club's financial needs, and more:
