Life Skills Workshops - Committee Member Application

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Life Skills is a new area of the Activities Program that offers student-led workshops on a broad-range of topics that help students develop the competencies and skills necessary to succeed in life. Students learn much through their academic classes and involvement in university life; however, there are other aspects of one’s life that require basic knowledge and skill that may not be part of one’s formal education or experience at college. Life Skills workshops offer students a formal, yet no-fee and non-credit way of expanding their knowledge and capacities that will help them manage life successfully.

A committee member for Life Skills may or may not facilitate an actual workshop. Committee members may help with the selection and development of a workshop topic and assist other facilitators in preparing for and delivering a workshop. Committee members are generalists who help in any way they can to see Life Skills workshops succeed.

Committee members are expected to attend weekly meetings with their coordinators and should expect to put in 3-5 hours of volunteer work per week. If you are interested in becoming a committee member for Life Skills workshops, please fill out and submit the application information below:

Name:		Student ID#:
Local Address:		Phone/Cell Number:
Complete Home Address:		BYU-I Email:

Major:

Undecided Accounting Advising Agriculture Business Science & Technology Animal Science Architecture & Construction Art Automotive Technology Biology Business Management Chemistry Child Development Communication Computer Information Technology Computer Science & Engineering Economics English Exercise & Sports Science Foreign Language & Literature Geology Health Science History, Geography, Political Science Home & Family Horticulture Interior Design Mathematics Mechanical Engineering & Technology Music Nursing Physics Psychology Recreation Leadership Sociology & Social Work Teacher Education Theatre

Select Assigned Track:	Fall/Winter	Winter/Spring	Spring/Fall	Fast Track
Year in school:	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior

Number of semesters completed at BYU-Idaho: Credits Completed: Cumulative GPA: Have you read the description above? Yes No Will you be available to volunteer for the weekly hours indicated in the description above? Yes No Do you live the Honor Code and can your name be cleared with the Dean of Students’ office? Yes No

What extra-curricular activities do you plan to be involved with during the semester you are serving? (include employment) character(s) remaining.

Of the following Life Skills categories, please type in order of your preference the categories that interest you the most for facilitating workshops topics in: Financial Management; Home & Family; Personal Improvement; Social & Emotional; Professional & Computer Skills; Free-Lance (creative/extra workshops). character(s) remaining.

What are your feelings about the Honor Code? character(s) remaining.

What skills and abilities do you bring to this position? character(s) remaining.

List other experiences and/or qualifications that you bring to this position: character(s) remaining.