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Collegiate Kickoff Week is a celebration of our student members of NAfME. The event focuses on recruiting, team-building, and advocacy activities implemented and shared by each NAfME Collegiate chapter. Kickoff Week offers students the opportunity to highlight their local programs and membership; participate in service and volunteer events; and benefit from national virtual programming. Chapters will plan activities each day with social media promotion centered on a daily focus connecting to their state, division, and national associations. Check back often for updates leading up to this event!

Schedule for September 11-15 

  • Service Monday
  • Musical Tuesday
  • Advocacy Wednesday
  • Professional Development Thursday
  • Chapter Recruitment Friday

POST AND TAG ALL THE THINGS!
#NAfMECollegiate
Tag @NAfME on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

General Ideas:

  • Use social media to promote and to connect with other chapters through challenges or videos
  • Crosspost on as many platforms as possible
  • Use activities to promote recruitment, involvement and awareness
  • Employ Facebook and Instagram Live and tagging other chapters and national NAfME Collegiate social media to collaborate

Suggested Chapter Activities (PDF)

Questions? Contact Collegiate@nafme.org

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Start Date

September 11, 2023

End Date

September 15, 2023

Event Category

  • Campaign

Teaching Levels

  • College/University

Venue Name

Virtual


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