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Creating a relationship with
the Purdue Association of Leaders can be a valuable
asset to your student and professional life.
PAL is dedicated to turning students into strong
leaders. PAL is an excellent way to get advice
about the business world from professionals; network
through students, graduates and professionals; as
well as have important hands-on experience being a
leader.
PAL's affliction for leadership makes
it a club that any employer would want to see on a
resume. PAL has a fee of $15 per semester, or $25 that will make
you a member for a full year. This is used to
purchase refreshments for events, cut the cost of
professional events, and help to acquire important
business services.
Along with all of
the important ways PAL can value you as a student,
PAL gives back to the community as well by providing
service to various community organizations through
it's members. If all of this sounds great to
you, be sure to look for our spring and fall
callouts, or to contact PAL for membership
information or any questions you might have, please
send us an
email!! |
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| Just by joining PAL,
you are able to add a section to your resume showing
your affiliation a campus organization. However, PAL
also gives its student members the
chance to lead and step up! Here are some real
examples of what you resume could look like when you
choose to head a committee, or run for office.
PAL helps students get the experience they need in
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| Purdue Association of Leaders (PAL):
Professionalism Chair, Spring 2004 |
| - Lead a team that
organized and executed a wine etiquette session
through the coordination of business professionals
and students in which 70 Purdue student/faculty
attended |
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| Purdue Association of Leaders (PAL):
Vice President, Fall 2004 |
| -Enhanced
valuable organization skills by coordinating,
delegating, and directing five committee chairs that
arranged 13 successful events through bi-weekly
meetings and continual communication |
| -Mentored a
committee chair through leadership and experience to
help maintain their short-term goals and to help
develop their leadership skills |
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