1. Leaders of the 21st Century organizer, Kevin Otos, came to brainstorm and give us some tips:
\n-What do we want the audience to walk away with?
\n-How many people do we want to present?
\n-Celebration of our accomplishments, our opportunity to share with the audience
\n-Mission of the Periclean program
\n-Potential approach: our journey through Periclean
\n-Went over logistics: how to hold microphone, how to avoid pauses, “um”s, etc.<\/p>\n
2. Evan Small also came to class, representing Elon Volunteers! (EV) in hopes of collaborating with Periclean for sustaining our program with the women.
\n-He sees it being a collaboration among Periclean, EV, and El Centro de Espanol (great way for students to get hours at El Centro!)
\n-We emphasized that consistency of Elon students is important for trust, continuity, and growth. Plus it helps break down the wall between Burlington and the “Elon Bubble”
\n-He seems hopeful and will be getting back to us soon<\/p>\n
3. We are having our LAST class at Alex Lake’s house next week. We’ll have a cookout and hang out and also discuss our class resume as well as how we want to use our time on stage for Leaders.<\/p>\n
4. Our class had planned to have a tailgate Wednesday, May 8 and then go to the baseball game with the session women. However, the game was cancelled, leading us to quickly brainstorm an alternative in class last night. It was a great example of the constant changes and curve balls that come along with the program! After some stressful scrambling, we secured El Centro for the evening, where we will have a make-your-own-pizza night and games. There are quite a few 2016’s joining us so they can meet the women. We’re looking forward to it!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
1. Leaders of the 21st Century organizer, Kevin Otos, came to brainstorm and give us some tips: -What do we want the audience to walk away with? -How many people do we want to present? -Celebration of our accomplishments, our opportunity to share with the audience -Mission of the Periclean program -Potential approach: our journey … <\/p>\n