Some of the critical components for the success of a student SHRM chapter include a dedicated advisor, a supportive professional chapter (with a dedicated liaison), and State Council support. From assisting student chapters with speakers sharing insights on the HR profession to providing mentors or financial support, SHRM volunteers play a crucial role in developing student leaders and future HR professionals.
With that in mind, here are the questions for the College Relations #SHRMChat
Q1 - What are the benefits of working with a SHRM student chapter?
Q2 - What are you, your professional chapter or State Council doing to support your SHRM student chapter?
Q3 - What are the biggest challenges you face in working with a SHRM student chapter?
Q4 - What could SHRM be doing to help address those challenges?
Q5 - Based on tonight’s discussion, what is one thing you will do to help your student chapter this year?
Per usual, our chat will take place at 8PM EDT, 7 PM CDT, 6 PM MDT and 5 PM PDT on the second Tuesday of the month (in this case, September 10, 2013).
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