IABC-PSU is officially on the yard!

From: Wendy Gill <wmg13@psu.edu>
Date: Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 4:04 PM
Subject: International Association of Business Communicators/The Pennsylvania State University (IABC/PSU) Has Been Granted Recognized Status
To: czh5200@psu.edu
Cc: Renea D Nichols <rdn11@psu.edu>

Dear Christina

Your group, International Association of Business Communicators/The Pennsylvania State University (IABC/PSU), has been granted recognized status. In order to maintain this status, your organization will need to update officers whenever there are changes to your executive board (or at least one time per year if the entire board, including the advisor, remains intact for consecutive academic years). This information will be submitted to the Office of Student Activities via the eStudent Union.

As a recognized group, you are able to apply for use of University facilities, use of the University name and logo, and request funding through the University Park Allocation Committee (UPAC). Additionally, you must have an account in Associated Student Activities, where all of your organization’s financial business will be conducted. Your group will also be issued a communication file located at the HUB Information Desk. Your group is encouraged to check this frequently, as it is a means for frequent communication from various offices on campus.

As a reminder, all recognized student organizations must abide by Policies & Rules for Student Organizations (available at http://studentaffairs.psu.edu/hub/studentorgs/) This document contains important policy information and all information about additional rights and responsibilities as a recognized group.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office at (814) 863-4624.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Grossman Leopard                                       

Program Director

Office of Student Activities

Elections of officers (rock stars)

Rock stars are needed to bring IABC-PSU to reality. The following students student-leaders have expressed interests in becoming officers. It’s not too late, if you think you have the drive, energy and skills to BE HEARD. Hurry!

If you’re ready to vote, please read their statements and view their resumes prior to voting. If you did not receive a link to the ballot, please email Professor Nichols at rdn11@psu.edu or send her a tweet @profnichols.

 

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Alexis J Lightner IABC Resume

Madison Sarnowski letter of intent

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Kirkpatrick, Amy

Gabrielle LeGendre resume

Marinoff Saige Resume 2014

Jamyah Resume

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Learn more about IABC

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IABC can help you…

 

 

 

“Both the IABC name on my resume and the rich knowledge and experiences I gained through IABC events, publications and programming directly aided in my job search. Even before my graduation I fielded multiple job offers, and I had the opportunity to begin an excellent position as marketing communications coordinator of MediaCom in New York. The clout of IABC is definitely an invaluable asset to one’s professional development.”

-Daniel Haack
Ithaca College Student Member

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