Student Organizations Leaders Being Groomed
Tainan, Taiwan, July 27th, 2011
A total of 120 leaders and members of student organizations of the National Cheng Kung University are participating in a summer camp held from July 26-31 where senior students are passing down their knowledge and experiences to the newly-elected student leaders.
Imagining going on an interplanetary flight in a vessel named Neverland, the retiring presidents and leaders all dressed up in space costumes and put on a variety of performances like circus show in the opening ceremony on the 26th, as a way of introducing themselves to the fresh new faces.
In the next 5 days, the senior students will give lectures on conference techniques, official document writing, communication skill and role playing through interactive discussion while sharing their experiences of organizing activities and leading the student body.
“The departing student leaders will prepare the newbie in advance to reduce their pressure and help them get up to speed, thus preventing issues that may arise in the future,” said Yen-Yeh Lee, the contact person of the summer camp and a 4th year student from the Department of Urban Planning.
A total of 120 leaders and members of student organizations of the National Cheng Kung University are participating in a summer camp held from July 26-31 where senior students are passing down their knowledge and experiences to the newly-elected student leaders.
Imagining going on an interplanetary flight in a vessel named Neverland, the retiring presidents and leaders all dressed up in space costumes and put on a variety of performances like circus show in the opening ceremony on the 26th, as a way of introducing themselves to the fresh new faces.
In the next 5 days, the senior students will give lectures on conference techniques, official document writing, communication skill and role playing through interactive discussion while sharing their experiences of organizing activities and leading the student body.
“The departing student leaders will prepare the newbie in advance to reduce their pressure and help them get up to speed, thus preventing issues that may arise in the future,” said Yen-Yeh Lee, the contact person of the summer camp and a 4th year student from the Department of Urban Planning.
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