Campus Involvement Project
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- What is the Campus Involvement Project?
- The Campus Involvement Project is a committee of student leaders who work together to create cohesive plans for increasing awareness of the various campus opportunities and activities available to Stony Brook students. It was originally created by a student through the Office of Commuter Student Services, and is currently hosted by the Division of Student Life. The group is made up of equally contributing student leaders, both commuters and residents, who are dedicated to unifying the campus community by increasing the involvement of all Stony Brook students.
- How does the Campus Involvement Project (CIP) relate to leadership development?
- The way in which the CIP was created and ultimately runs is based on the Social Change Model for Leadership Development. The group works together on the common purpose of creating positive change in their campus community and, in turn, each member develops his/her self-knowledge and leadership competence.
In addition, the group members understand that they became student leaders on campus by taking that “first step” of getting involved in campus life. Therefore, the group is encouraging students to take that first step, knowing that this can be the step towards greater involvement, leadership positions, and leadership development. - How can you contribute?
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• Get involved on campus! Become an active member of the campus community. Show your Stony Brook pride! GO SEAWOLVES!
• Would you like us to present our "Getting Involved at Stony Brook: The Why's & How's" workshop at your next meeting or campus event? Please contact our advisor, Shannon Kelly, at shannon.kelly@stonybrook.edu - What have we done & What are we doing?
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• Presented to over 300 incoming transfer students during Opening Weekend about the benefits of getting involved in the campus community
• Created and continue to promote the "25 Things to Do at Stony Brook before You Graduate" campaign
• Present to Freshman & Transfer 101 classes about why & how to get involved on campus - Future Goals
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• Spread the "25 Things" campaign throughout campus by having a Campus Involvement Project table and poster board at each of the events on the list
• Develop creative ways of encouraging students, faculty & staff to know about and take pride in SBU's history & traditions
• Create various advertisements to motivate students to be engaged in campus life - Current Campus Involvement Project Committee Members
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Staff Advisor: Shannon Kelly
Committee Members:
Jessica Bart
Tatiana Celcis
Steven Dell’Amore
Rob Drago
Josh Eichel
Peter Engle
Aqsa Junaid
Kekelly Ketemepi
Briana Locicero-Casazza
Brenton Murphy
Brittaney Overbeck
Kate Patestas
Greg Pomeroy
Prithviraj Rajebhosale
Ashley Rivera
- 25 Things to do at Stony Brook before You Graduate
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