Societies - Exec Information

Here is all the information you need to run your society smoothly. Have a read through and make sure you check your society email account regularly. If you can't find what you're looking for or if you have any questions about anything, don't hesitate to contact Tom Lindsay, the Societies and Student Development Officer at ssdo@sunion.warwick.ac.uk.

All Society Exec Information

Click on a thread and it will reveal all the topics for you to read! Some topics are relevant to more than one thread and you should find them everywhere they're relevant. Hopefully you should be able to find what you're after pretty quickly!

When You Start

Resources

Events

Money

Opportunities

Society Timeline

Current Hot Topics Handover Do the best for the people running your society next year Elections Advice on how to elect next year's exec committee Impact Training Compulsory courses for society exec members

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And finally.... Five Top Tips for running a successful society

1. Check your society email account regularly to stay updated. This is main form of communication between you, the Union and the outside world, and is incredibly important to avoid missing information and opportunities.

2. Go to the relevant Impact Training courses and pass on the information to your team.

3. Be organised! Plan your events and activities in plenty of time so you can do whatever you need to do and inform people, preventing unneccessary stress and difficulty.

4. If in doubt, ask! The Societies Officer as well as the staff in the Resources Room and the rest of the Union are here to help you. If you are not sure of anything, especially things involving money, the best thing to do is ask before it's too late.

5. Have fun! Remember that you are doing this as an extra-curricular activity. If you're finding it difficult to balance your time with your academic work, delegate tasks among the exec, ask for help, and speak to someone.

However, do make sure that you get the most out of it you possibly can. Running a society develops many skills that employers love, and it really enhances your time and experience at Warwick.