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AIESEC

Curtin

Issue No. 2

6th

May 2013

Distributed by

AIESEC Curtin

Marketing and Communication Portfolio

For any questions, feedbacks and

suggestions, please contact

mickey.sukiman@aiesec.net

Focus of the week: Recruiting people to our Global Exchanges

President’s Address

Portfolio Updates

Exchange Competition

Tips for Delivering Lecture Bashes

President’s Address

Hi everyone!

I hope each and every one of

you has been lecture bashing,

flier dropping, sharing posts

on Facebook and doing

whatever you can to recruit

EPs for winter realisations!

Please keep pushing this

recruitment, as it is very

important to our success as an

LC.

Over the weekend, Chad, Meryl

and I represented AIESEC

Curtin at the annual National

Leadership Development

Seminar (NLDS) in Sydney.

This 3 day national

conference is organised for all

leaders (EB and above) in

AIESEC Australia to provide

new insight into leadership,

share strategies between LCs

and provide input into

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national strategies. We've all

learnt so much, and we can't

wait to share it all with you. :)

On that note, July Conference

registrations open on the 11th

of May! If you are looking for

your major AIESEC experience,

this is it. You really learn so

much and have more fun than

you can imagine! The

conference is in Queensland

from the 7th until the 12th of

July, so keep your schedules

open, and get ready to register.

I promise you, you won't regret

even a minute of it.

See you all at RCM on

Wednesday! Same room, 5.30

sharp :)

Love,

Your LCP

Portfolio - UPDATES

Finance Fun

Cash at bank : 8393.47 ( same as last week )

Members are working on portfolio budgets to combine and put

together the Final LC Budget by the end of this week.

Shout out to Jack, Heather and Tyler for being awesomee!! :D

TM time!

Thanks to everyone who co-operated with TM and sat

through an IM. We all hope you got to learn new things

about yourself and set some new goals you want to work

towards! Please feel free to talk to any of us with any

issues you are facing :)

Exchange Competition is going well! Glad to see the

enthusiasm everyone has in contributing to our goals.

Kudos to the "Achievers" team! - Gayatri and Mohak who

did their first lecture bash last Friday, So proud of you!!!

Any of you who are thinking about lecture bashing but

are a bit hesitant should talk to them both about their

experiences :)

xoxo

Team Talent

MAClet and Exchange News

Hey AIESEC!

As you know the exchange competition is running to boost the exchange

numbers for this semester. A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who has

participating and is still contributing to this. Both the MAC and OGX

team are working hard to get some exciting knew initiatives of the

ground so keep an eye out for that!

On a side note NLDS was amazing and I cannot wait until you all get

the chance to experience this environment for yourself. Remember

your AIESEC experience is only what you make of it, so take the chance to

challenge yourself and truly grow your leadership potential.

Cheers,

Meryl

More Updates

ER love!

SLAP team is working hard to make Second Language Acquisition Program

happen at Curtin this year we are bringing not one but two interns!

University Relationship team is working hard, supporting all of other portfolio

when they need a help. We are those guys who are booking all the rooms,

contacting specialists to give run an workshops, we are helping with all the

promotion at University, and getting AIESEC Curtin exposure e.g. on

blackboard - by AIESEC announcements.

This week UR team members will receive a lot of training so they are ready to

start their sales meetings. Selling AIESEC to Curtin University’s top level of

Management is not an easy task so a huge applause for their efforts and

they would definitely appreciates a huge when you see them.

<3

Evvaaa

BD Buzz Hello Guys!

Hope everyone is going great with busy University life! BD is

constantly working towards building a strong ICX pipeline and

we have some interest from few companies that we met in

the past week.

So far, Michael, Daniel and Laura have successfully arranged

their own meetings and have managed to do a fantastic job

at the meetings! We intend to keep moving actively in such

direction and maximize on number of sales meetings and

networking opportunities in order to achieve our ICX Raises.

This coming week, we 3 new accounts to have sales

meetings with so far and a great deal of work to be done in

following up with current ones.

Wish us all the best and see you all at RCM! :)

Krunal Dangar

Exchange Competition!!

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An exciting new initiative has been introduced and will be carried out in the next few weeks to push

winter exchange!

Everyone needs to get involved (That means ICX to) to help our LC achieve its goals for the semester.

So here is how it works –

You will compete in your home groups. As a group you will be performing different exchange

promotional activities to “earn points” for your home group! Your home group leaders (who are TM

members) will be tracking the progress of the home groups. Also every few days we will be sending out

the score boards for everyone to see how they are going and how many more point they need.

You can earn points by –

Adding your lecture into the database for lecture bashing purposes- https://docs.google.com/a/aiesec.net/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuHsiqgZqvG-dEYxQjFyZXVIb2lhZ1pEa0FaRkdWUUE#gid=1

5 points per Lecture (no overlaps so first come first serve)

Sharing AIESEC Curtin Facebook Posts 10 points per share

Referrals for Information sessions (Inviting people to attend and having them actually come)

20 points per attendee

Referrals for Exchange Applications (getting a friend to apply for winter exchange)

35 points per applicant

Flyer Drops (Collecting a bunch of flyer and putting them in lecture halls, The library or Abacus labs)

50 points per Area (Take pictures while doing flyer drops and tag AIESEC Curtin to earn 10 bonus points)

Volunteering at Stalls (Catarina has made the event page on Facebook. More times will be added for people to have opportunities to Volunteer for)

10 Pointes for each hour 10 Points for each sign up

Lecture Bash (Give it a go and take the opportunity to speak in front of a lecture to promote exchange)

A Massive 100 Points

The competition officially starts today Monday the 29th of April and finishes on Saturday the 18th of May

at 11.59pm.

Whichever home group gets the most points at by the 18th of May will win a massive $100 voucher to

spend on Team Bonding! So get pumped people!!!! :D

Regards,

The EB Family <3 <3

Tips for Delivering Lecture Bashes

A Basic Example of Giving Speech in bashing lectures

“Hi everyone, I'm John. I'm from AIESEC, and we are an

international youth-driven organisation that provides you with

opportunities to go volunteer overseas. We have heaps of

projects happening, and you can go to countries like Poland,

Mauritius or Vietnam. Our projects can be as short as 6 weeks

and you can easily fit it in your uni holidays. So, if you really

want to push yourself our of your comfort zone, experience a

new culture and have the time of your life, check out our

website or come to our info sessions, which are happening next

week! Thanks guys, and I hope to see you next week!

”

THE BASICS OF GIVING A SPEECH

A. Know your Objective – “There is no point in making a speech

unless it accomplishes something.”

B. Structure the Message for the Ear – [In a few minutes], “the

message must get across now or never.”

C. Tailor Remarks to the Audience – Every speech is aimed at a

specific audience.

D. Give Specifics – Do not give vague statements.

E. Keep it Timely and Short – “Interesting...include up-to-date

facts and information.”

F. Gestures and Eye Contact – “gestures, posture and eye

contact can make or break a speech.”

Taken from Wilcox, Dennis L. And Bryan H. Reber. 2013. Public

Relations Writing and Media Techniques. 7th ed. New Jersey,

U.S.: Pearson Education. (page 398-403)

Raise

your

Public

Speaking

Skills,

with

Lecture

Bashes!