Though officer elections are still several months semester away, you can still join our executive team by becoming an Officer-At-Large.

What is an Officer-at-Large?

An officer-at-large is a student who attends all events and meetings, assists Vice Presidents as necessary, and provides input and feedback regarding the Society’s events, projects, and operations. Though an officer-at-large is not an elected position, the Society takes this position very seriously.

 

What are the formal requirements of an Officer-at-Large?

• Attend Alumni Day (April 28th, 2007) & Industry Day (October 26th, 2007)
• Attend all LTSCM events barring extraordinary circumstances
• Attend weekly executive meetings
• Table not more than 4 hours during the week of an LTSCM event
• Make classroom announcements during the week of an LTSCM event

 

What will I gain from the position?

• You will meet and network with other committed LTSCM students
• You will gain an inside edge and increased priority regarding LTSCM scholarships, internships, and jobs
• You will have more opportunities to network with LTSCM Alumni and Industry Day recruiters than other students
• You will be in better stead to run for an LTSCM elected position
• You will get to know Professor DeWitt, an LTSCM professor who is passionate about students, has plenty of industry experience as a Vice President of a major transportation company, as well as someone who can open career doors for you…

 

How do I become an Officer-at-Large?

Contact Jon Ulrich, President of the LTSCM Society, at .

 

 

 

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