[Resources] For College Club Leaders

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Welcome back to Cub Leader, the email resource for presidents, captains, and leadership of university organizations. We provide an overview of resources for your student organization and insight into how to best lead and direct large groups of students. Today, we’ll be covering last-minute jobs that your members can apply to and a list of ideas to keep your members engaged this summer.

Last minute summer jobs for your members:

• Summer Intern at Luca Enterprises (posted on June 10)

• Software Engineering Intern at InspectMind AI (posted on June 10)

• Business Analyst Intern at TCG (posted on June 10)

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How you can keep your membership engaged this summer:

We know that when summer rolls around, university clubs tend to go on pause. But for some clubs, keeping momentum going from one year to another is a priority. Do you want some ideas to keep your membership engaged this summer, without over-working them? Here are a few:

Send an informational update every week:

The goal of a weekly email is to keep the club on their mind. Even if you’re just sending a list of relevant news articles about your clubs topic, sending something to their inbox will keep them remembering you and the club so that when they return in the fall, it will be the first thing on their mind. You can also include short polls/surveys in the email to help research what events you should put on in the fall.

Virtual Networking:

Virtual networking involves organizing online events where members can connect, share experiences, and build professional relationships. This can include virtual networking nights, panel discussions, LinkedIn group activities, or collaborative projects with other organizations. This summer, you can offer a virtual career fairs with breakout rooms for different industries, and invite alumni to present about their careers in a panel.

Community Service:

Community Service Events are a great way to bring people together without over-working them. If you know where most of your members are located this summer, you can organize local service projects, or virtual campaigns that members can contribute to from their locations.

Are you a new club officer? That’s so great! Reply to this email with a question you have about leading a university club, and we’ll include the answer in our next email.