Wednesday, October 31, 2007

New Professionsal Development members!


Members of Phi Beta Lambda were honored to meet with Wake Tech President President Dr. Scott and executive vice-president, Jeremy Mitchell, to extend an invitation for each faculty member to join the professional division of our chapter of Phi Beta Lambda.
Pictured (L to R) are: Francis Blain, North campus PBL Vice-President; Elizabeth Johnson, Main campus PBL Reporter; Dr. Scott, Wake Tech President; Micheal Schmitz, Main campus PBL president; Jeremy Mitchell, Wake Tech Vice-President; and Dr. Stephen Prescott, PBL advisor.

Parlimentarian Procedure workshops

Dr. Prescott, advisor for PBL, led a parliamentarian procedure workshop for two sessions. The first met on October 31st and focused on being an effective member of a group or club. The second session met on November 7th and focused on being an officer. This seminar was sponsored by the members of PBL. In both sessions, students were taught by Dr. Prescott, among many other items, how to make a motion, propose an amendment, serve as a presiding officer, and object to a decision of the chair. Information was also provided on the National Association of Parliamentarians’ membership exam and how to join the Wake Technical Parliamentarian Procedure team. Below is a link:
http://parliamentarians.org/

Friday, October 26, 2007

Talent show

Wake Tech’s “We Got Talent” show took place on main campus. PBL was there to sell refreshments as a fundraiser. Popcorn, provided by the college, was sold at 100% profit and candy and soft drinks, were both sold at 50% profit.

Sunday, October 21, 2007

2007 Triangle Heart Walk

The triangle community came together today to raise funds to fight the nation’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers—heart disease and stroke. Phi Beta Lambda members raised money to support the American Heart Association and walked in their honor. According to local news affiliate, WRAL, The Triangle Heart Walk raised more than $815,000. A heartfelt thanks to all who participated! Please visit their site to support them in the future.
http://www.starttriangle.org