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General Event
• This is one of the first things needed for a successful event!
• Things to remember:
• A successful event needs adequate planning; be sure to begin planning for this at least one month in advance, if not sooner!
• Check the Master Calender to find out availabiility. (my.hiram.edu > Calender > Master Calender)
Pick a date and time!
• Fill out this form to reserve the room so noone else can use it!
• https://hiram.wufoo.com/forms/event-registration-space-reservation-form/
• Fill out the H-Tech Request for Sound and Lighting Set up (if needed)
• https://hiram.wufoo.com/forms/htech-services-contract-request-form/
Reservations!
• What do you need for your event? Food? Decorations? Supplies?
• Make a list and get estimations for how much each item will cost.
Pricing your event
• If you have funding (you already have a budget approved by the FYB) go to next step
• If you need funding for your event:
• Make a Reserve Fund Request from the Funding You Board
•Check out their website on how to do so: http://www.hiram.edu/involvement/funding-you-board
• Go to the Funding You Board Meeting (there are several each year, approximately once a month) and they will let you know after they meet with you
how much you were allocated.
Getting Funding
• Check Request (Due Tuesday @ 5:00 PM, Pick up Friday
• You get this form from the Student Senate office in Bates. Fill this out entirely. If you need help, ask the Vice President of Finance or any Senate Officer.
• Request a check made payable to your DJ (no cash payments) and one made out you for any miscellaneous expenses (if needed).
• Are you bring in an outside act?
• Work with the Director of Campus Involvement to have a Standard Engagement Contract signed by both the outside part and the DCI.
Proper Paperwork
• If you want people to come, you need to advertise that there is something to come to!
• All paper advertisements must have a stamp of approval from the Office of Campus Involvement to be displayed on campus.
• Advertise at least two weeks in advance.
• Talk about your party! Let everyone know that it will be a good time!
• Check out the Marketing Sheet or the Marketing section in the Student Organization Handbook!
Advertising
• About a week before your event: confirm any reservations or rentals are available and make sure all necessary shopping has been made.
• ADVERTISE MORE
• Don't wait until last minute to advertise, but advertise in a new way the same event so it is in students' memories constantly
Week of Event
• Set Up at least 1 hour before the event.
• Have a great event!
• Tear down the event (please be respectful of the tables, chairs, and the space).
Day of Event
• Turn in all receipts and change from the event into the Student Senate Office (envelope outside the office) within 1 week.
Post Event
Resources
~Funding You Board
Handbook.
~Student Organization
Handbook
~Vice President of Finance
~Director of Campus
Involvement
~http://www.hiram.edu/ca
mpus-life/involvement

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GeneralEvent

  • 1. General Event • This is one of the first things needed for a successful event! • Things to remember: • A successful event needs adequate planning; be sure to begin planning for this at least one month in advance, if not sooner! • Check the Master Calender to find out availabiility. (my.hiram.edu > Calender > Master Calender) Pick a date and time! • Fill out this form to reserve the room so noone else can use it! • https://hiram.wufoo.com/forms/event-registration-space-reservation-form/ • Fill out the H-Tech Request for Sound and Lighting Set up (if needed) • https://hiram.wufoo.com/forms/htech-services-contract-request-form/ Reservations! • What do you need for your event? Food? Decorations? Supplies? • Make a list and get estimations for how much each item will cost. Pricing your event • If you have funding (you already have a budget approved by the FYB) go to next step • If you need funding for your event: • Make a Reserve Fund Request from the Funding You Board •Check out their website on how to do so: http://www.hiram.edu/involvement/funding-you-board • Go to the Funding You Board Meeting (there are several each year, approximately once a month) and they will let you know after they meet with you how much you were allocated. Getting Funding • Check Request (Due Tuesday @ 5:00 PM, Pick up Friday • You get this form from the Student Senate office in Bates. Fill this out entirely. If you need help, ask the Vice President of Finance or any Senate Officer. • Request a check made payable to your DJ (no cash payments) and one made out you for any miscellaneous expenses (if needed). • Are you bring in an outside act? • Work with the Director of Campus Involvement to have a Standard Engagement Contract signed by both the outside part and the DCI. Proper Paperwork • If you want people to come, you need to advertise that there is something to come to! • All paper advertisements must have a stamp of approval from the Office of Campus Involvement to be displayed on campus. • Advertise at least two weeks in advance. • Talk about your party! Let everyone know that it will be a good time! • Check out the Marketing Sheet or the Marketing section in the Student Organization Handbook! Advertising • About a week before your event: confirm any reservations or rentals are available and make sure all necessary shopping has been made. • ADVERTISE MORE • Don't wait until last minute to advertise, but advertise in a new way the same event so it is in students' memories constantly Week of Event • Set Up at least 1 hour before the event. • Have a great event! • Tear down the event (please be respectful of the tables, chairs, and the space). Day of Event • Turn in all receipts and change from the event into the Student Senate Office (envelope outside the office) within 1 week. Post Event Resources ~Funding You Board Handbook. ~Student Organization Handbook ~Vice President of Finance ~Director of Campus Involvement ~http://www.hiram.edu/ca mpus-life/involvement