KIWANIS FAMILY 4TH COMMITTEE MEETING
23 September 2009 // 5-6p // 263 BARROWS
>> ICEBREAKER – If you were stuck on a deserted island, what would you bring? (two things, something you can carry)
- Helen – 1st year intended ECON. Would bring George Clooney & Brita Water filter
- John – 2nd year Economics and Rhetoric/Computer Sci. Protective class.
- Chris – 1st year Civil engineering. Two of his friends.
- Keiko – 4th year Engineering/physics. Sleeping bag & knife.
- Nina – 3rd year economics. Cell phone and a laptop.
- Cell to call herself off the island
- Tammy – Cell phone and solar powered refrigerator.
- Jonamir – 3rd year PSYCH/Social Welfare. Bow & arrow, brother.
- Monica – Indestructible inflatable life and matches.
- Jennifer – 4th year MCB. Solar powered laptop.
- Diane – 2nd year Pre-Business. Knives and swords, first-aid medicine.
- Kenneth – 2nd year IUR major. Hatchet and motor.
- Wesley – 2nd year, conservation and resource studies. First-aid kid. String.
- Margaret – 3rd year, business major. Lighter and a knife.
>> KEY2COLLEGE – Presentation for our high school buddies so they can learn and get more comfortable going into college. Workshops, 20 mins.
- Social scenes – Darrell, Margaret, Anhpha
- Financial AID/Scholarship – T. Tieu, Peter, Libby
- Types of colleges/transferring – Jennifer, John, Vincent
- App process/SATs – Monica, Keiko, Shera
- New Assignments: Chris
- Dealing w/ stress – Mimi, Jonamir, Ken
- New Assignments: Helen
- Post-Application (what happens afterwards) – Tiffany, Wesley
>> BRAINSTORMING PRESENTATION IDEAS – Get in groups, not in your assigned groups.
- Powerpoint – the most efficient way to present a lot of information (although it may be boring). Make them concise and use pictures.
- Video – con, you have to work outside the time you have here.
- Game – super quiz bowl (?) à whole workshop since some kids know some of the answers (i.e. SATs) and some don’t, more interactive. Less work for you.
- Q&A session at the end so they can bounce stuff off us.
- Handouts
- Skits
>> SMALL GROUP BRAINSTORMING