Will you be on the next Board?

As you consider taking on the role of the next Board of our honours study association, we want to emphasize how this opportunity can provide you with a well-rounded skill set that encompasses both communication skills and other valuable attributes.

Communication is a crucial aspect of serving on the Board of Ockham. You will have the opportunity to effectively persuade and influence others in interpersonal interactions, small group discussions, and public speaking engagements. You will also learn to communicate strategically to diverse and complex audiences, which will be invaluable in your future career endeavors.

In addition to communication skills, serving on the Board will also allow you to develop management and leadership abilities. You will oversee the operations of the organization, manage budgets, plan and execute events and initiatives, and lead a team of fellow students. These experiences will enable you to enhance your decision-making, delegation, problem-solving, and strategic planning skills.

Furthermore, as a Board member, you will have the opportunity to foster community building within the organization and beyond. You will create a positive and inclusive environment for all members, organize networking events, collaborate with other student organizations, and build relationships with Honours Office and other staff. These experiences will develop your teamwork, collaboration, and conflict resolution skills.

Moreover, serving on the Board will allow you to enhance your organizational skills. You will be responsible for managing projects, coordinating deadlines, and ensuring the smooth functioning of the organization. These experiences will strengthen your ability to plan, organize, and execute tasks efficiently.

Lastly, as part of the Board, you will have the chance to reflect on your own learning goals and set targets for your personal development. You can focus on areas such as improving your time management, enhancing your public speaking skills, or developing your event planning abilities. A Board year will support your personal growth and provide you with resources and opportunities to learn and develop throughout your student life.

In conclusion, serving on the Board of the Honours Study Association Ockham will provide you with a well-rounded skill set that includes communication skills, management and leadership abilities, community building skills, organizational skills, and opportunities for personal growth. It will be a part-time commitment that offers you invaluable experiences and prepares you for future endeavors.

We encourage you to consider taking on one of the board positions and contribute to yourself and Ockham.

See the board interest lunch presentation for info on the roles