Street Law Announcements: E-board Elections and Final Lessons

Street Law Executive Board Elections: We will have a meeting on Thursday, April 1 @ 12:30 PM via zoom to discuss the election process and respective duties of each role. Please note that attendance at this meeting is mandatory if you wish to run for a position. Short descriptions of positions and duties are listed below.

Executive Board Positions: 

President: Exercises general authority over the business and activities of Street Law, is the primary point of contact for schools and organizations, and develops Executive Board and general body agendas.

Vice President: Manages and exercises authority over the business and activities of Street Law and evaluates projects, programs and initiatives proposed by the Executive Board.

Executive Director: Exercises executive authority over Advocacy Camp and ensures deadlines, committees, theme, speakers, and the overall plan for the event. The Executive Director must solidify this plan 3 months in advance of the event.

Executive Secretary: Manages the operations calendar of Street Law events, coordinates internal and external communication of information, and maintains postings on TWEN.

Public Relations: Collaborates with other officers on the Executive Board to ensure that promotional and advertising needs are being met. The PR officer also maintains social media accounts and On Legal Grounds posts.

Treasurer: Oversees and handles all of Street Law’s funds and securities. Ensures that funds are deposited in their respective accounts and provides financial reports for all funds received and disbursed by Street Law.

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Final Street Law Lessons: We have two final opportunities for students to obtain pro bono hours. Remaining lessons for Pleasant View (via Zoom) are on April 31 and April 7. Lessons and sign ups are on the Street Law TWEN page.

 

P.S. We thank all of you that have worked with us this semester; transitioning to Zoom was difficult but you all made it that much better!

 

 

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