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Subject: Re: Why is there no one want to work for STUDENT UNION?

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gut

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Date Posted: 00:37:22 09/05/04 Sun
In reply to: ~_~ 's message, "Why is there no one want to work for STUDENT UNION?" on 16:04:08 09/01/04 Wed

There was no SU during my time...so I don't know how important SU is to current students/teachers...

But for a club to be sustainable, it is important to have a culture of �~��۶�. This means that the current committee should not only try to organize activities for their members, but they should also culture potential members for the committee next year. Involving "next generation" in decision making or implementation is usually a good way to build up a sense of belongings to the club. This cannot be done in 1 day - it is often too late to rely on the orientation day. We should develop a culture that the "next generation" feels honour, rather than being forced, to become the committee

I was in charge of a house at my time... the above worked because there were many opportunities to work closely with lower form students. We built up trustful relationship when we encouraged each other during inter-house competition. I am not sure if this will work in SU...but I hope you will find my past experience useful...

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FLY
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Date Posted: 10:47:10 09/05/04 Sun

I am not sure if i should post the message here or above~
As i know, some f.6 would like to be SU, however, the workload is too horrible(only countable student can stike a balance between study and work). Especially this year SU must help the school to organize the 50th anniversary...
The workload is definetely "unforseenable"!!!
I beleive almost all of us love our school, i even have the impulse to be SU. However, i can't even take care of myself well, being a responsible SU member will even harder... This is the way that most f.6 think...