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Epsilon Sigma Chapter Inspires Other Students to Vote on Election Day!

Record submitted on 11/12/2006 at 10:31 AM by Kristen Rinaldo. Record updated on 11/12/2006 at 3:35 PM by Derek Cashman.

Epsilon Sigma Chapter Inspires Other Students to Vote on Election Day!
The day before elections, Sara Yaverbaum and Melissa Buchman of Epsilon Sigma chapter, got the word out to students to vote on election day. Voter registration forms were also available so that those not registered could vote the next year.

Project Title:Epsilon Sigma Chapter Inspires Other Students to Vote on Election Day!
Project Date:11/06/2006
Contact Name:Kristen Rinaldo (Send Email)
Chapter:Epsilon Sigma
School:SUNY at Buffalo
Region:II
Section:89
Project Type:National Service Week
Area of Service:Service to the Community
Project Location:Student Union
Project Description:To encourage students to vote.
Project Results:We handed out information to students about why they should vote.

Preparation Hours:5.00
Total Service Hours:22.00
Member Participation:7 members with 16.00 total service hours.
Non-Member Participation:0 non-members with 0.00 total service hours.
Participation Percentage:7 members out of 22 total
31.82%
Average Hours Per Member:2.29

Outline of Planning Steps:I met with the police and University Heights Liaison to plan multiple tasks for our chapter to do to build stronger communities.

For this project we made a poster and printed some information about why people should vote. We also had voter registration available for next year's election.

During the execution of the project, what areas/procedures went well?

People stopped and talked with those manning the table.

During the execution of the project, what areas/procedures could have been improved?

More chapter participation. Also, other groups were contacted for involvement multiple times, but none responded.

Additional information provided regarding this project:

Designated as featured project on 11/12/2006 by cashman.