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CTSONew Advisor Orientation

Everything You Want To Know But Afraid To Ask!

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ObjectivesProvide information and resources for new CTSO advisorsRespond to concerns, issues, requests for guidance to support YOUR efforts to serve as a CTSO advisor.Enlightenment!!!

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Categories Things Advisors Do CTSO Fit Leadership Communications Human Resources Hodge Podge

• General characteristics• Curriculum objectives• Mission Statements• Who and What• Who What Where• Miscellaneous Info

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How To Play

• Match the “answer” cards to each category• Arrange your cards in monetary value order:

$200-$1,000. • It’s possible an answer may fit more than one

category- • Good Luck you have 5 minutes!

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Jeopardy Results

• Things Advisors Do– Mentor/consult/guide– Accountant– “Go Fer” “Chauffer”– Coordinate logistics– Track & Field (run

around a lot!)

• CTSO Fit– Develop occupational

skills & competencies– Build self-esteem &

personal growth– Develop leadership– Responsible citizens– Partnership w. business

& industry

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Jeopardy results cont

• Leadership– Code of Conduct– Leadership conferences– Professional

Development curriculum– Students chair

committees– Local/State/National

officers

• Communications– Meet with Administrator– Detailed Calendar– Market your building,

organization,members– Success Stories– Kick off Events

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Results cont

• Human Resources– Past Advisors– Former student

members– State Director 7 & Board

of Directors– Other current advisors– National office

• Hodge Podge– Advisor is not a member of

officer team– Use your wisdom/experience to

link team to organization– Why Chosen? Role model, team

player, admired by students and staff

– Incentives for students : social activities, connection to employers , medals, travel opportunities, exceed their own expectations

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Strategies

Challenge• Lack of administrative

support

Strategies• Administrator priorities-what

care about?– PR, competitive (medal count),

student professional development

• Actions: include district (school system media) in PR releases, invite admin to attend competitions or conferences, statistics, recognize admin (stapler w. name on it)

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Strategies continued

Challenge• Student, staff, parent

apathy

Strategies• Student: Incentives, food,

recognition (PA announcements, posters, class challenges)

• Staff: cover professional membership fee, recognition (faculty mtg., thank you gift), peer mentor

• Parent: parent booster group, recognition

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Strategies continued

Challenge

• Not enough time- need help

• Limited fundraising

Strategies• Student aide, special needs

students, community service credit, class extra credit, student alumni, community college student, retired staff, senior citizens

• Grant writing, fraternal organizations, letter writing campaign

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The Price is Right!You are a very lucky person- you will imprint many young people!

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CTSO

They touch the future!

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CTSO Advisors!


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