Apply for Director of Events

  • ● Oversee all TWUSA events with the Events Assistants.

    ● Responsible for ensuring campus event approval process through Student Life is followed for all Student Association events as needed.

    ● Responsible for the creation, initiation, and evaluation of new activities and events.

    ● With assistance from the Vice President of Finance, create and regulate the use of the Events Budget for the year.

    ● Oversee planning and organization for all TWUSA events in conjunction with the Events Assistants including, but not limited to, these suggested foundational events:

    ○ TWUSA- Kick-off Barbeque

    ○ Banana Challenge

    ○ Dorm Skits

    ○ Late Night with TWUSA

    ○ Robson Underground

    ○ Christmas Celebration Event

    ○ Hootenanny Talent Show

    ○ Grad Banquet

    ○ Year-End Barbecue (planned by incoming Director of Events)

    ● Responsible for coordinating all security and first-aid personnel for events.

    ● Collaborate with the Marketing and Communications Department to publicize Student Association events and news.

    ● Co-Lead a bi-weekly meeting, or as needed, with the Marketing and Communications Department and the Events Department, in order to discuss advertising for upcoming TWUSA events led by the Events Department.

    ● Serve as the team leader of the Student Association’s Events Department, which includes the Senior Events Assistant and two General Events Assistants

    ● In the Spring semester of the current term in office, undertake the training of the appointed Director of Events who shall, upon being appointed, serve as an assistant to the Director of Events until the completion of the academic year.

  • The Leadership Grant for the Director of Events is $5300

    • All Executive Officers must have a minimum career GPA of 2.50 not including the incomplete current semester, or a minimum term GPA in the previous two (2) semesters of 2.75, not including the incomplete current semester.

    • All Executive Officers must have completed fifty-seven (57) credit hours prior to September 1 of their term in office. An exception may be made if the student had previously served one complete year as a Council Member. It is also recommended – but not mandatory - that Faculty Representatives have completed fifty-seven (57) credit hours.

    • All candidates and those appointed must be members of the Student Association as outlined in Article II.A. of the Constitution.

    • No TWUSA Council members may hold another official student leadership role, including a role on TWUSA Senate, subject to appeal to the TWUSA Senate.