10+1 Steps to producing a session for the Virtual Student Leadership Conference

Oct 1, 2021

1. Decide what your chapter does especially well.

  • Sponsor a popular tutoring program at your school.
  • Use social media for an amazing online presence for your chapter.
  • Fill a need in your school or community with a service project.
  • Raise funds with a successful project.
  • Promote CSF/CJSF on your campus with an effective campaign?
  • Have a unique way of recognizing your members efforts and achievements.
  • Communicate with your membership with an easy to use system.
  • Have a knack for putting on creative events.
  • Recognize and celebrate your members with popular ceremonies.
  • Get involved on your campus.

2. Choose the title of your session.

3. Select the content you will need to convey your information. Draft your session outline and organize it to get your message across effectively.

4. How much time will you need to tell your story?

5. Will you prerecord your session or produce it live on Zoom at the conference?

6. How many people will you need to produce your session? Line up your team! Does you chapter have capable videographers? PowerPoint skills? On camera talent? Graphic artists?

7. Register your Session Proposal online at https://csf-cjsf.org/student-leadership-conference/. Deadline December 19, 2021.

8. Practice the live or to be videoed segments until it flows smoothly.

9. Put it all together and perform or play your material for a small audience and get their feedback.

10. Edit and review.

+1. Make sure to register to attend the conference at https://csf-cjsf.org/student-leadership-conference/. Deadline February 9, 2022.

Advice from CSF on AB104

Aug 25, 2021

For those chapters dealing with AB104 grade changes and how to handle these grades for CSF eligibility:

 

  • If a student earns a ‘B’ in a course and converted the grade to ‘P’ but does not have enough points to qualify for CSF, then the student may let the adviser know that the original grade was a ‘B’ with verification and use the grade for CSF eligibility with adviser discretion.
  • If a student earns a ‘C’ in a course and converted the grade to a to a ‘P’, then the student will not earn a CSF point and it will not change the outcome for the total points for CSF eligibility (same as before).
  • If a student earns a ‘D’ in a course and converted the grade to a ‘P’, they will still qualify for CSF if they have enough points with their other grades (bonus for the student).
  • If a student earns an ‘F’ in a course, this will not allow the student to qualify for CSF eligibility for the current semester (same as before).

Congratulations 2020-2021 Marian Huhn Award Recipients

Apr 17, 2021

Congratulations to the 2020-2021 CJSF Huhn Award recipients.

 

Region Recipient School Name CJSF Chapter 
Central (jc) Alanna Groves Woodrow Wallace Middle School 976
Central (jc) Ashleigh Rushford Cruickshank Middle School 846
Central (jc) Breanna Cruz Pioneer Middle School 984
Central (jc) Brooklyn Robb Ridgeview Middle School 1307
Central (jc) Savannah Hieger Ranchos Middle School 852
Central Coast (jcc) Abigail White Dartmouth Middle School 1284
Central Coast (jcc) Aidan Fisher Sequoia Middle School 668
Central Coast (jcc) Angela Dang Bernal Intermediate School 478
Central Coast (jcc) Athena Contos Fallon Middle School 1085
Central Coast (jcc) Zoya Nomani Fallon Middle School 1085
North (jn) Holly Alchin Bidwell Junior High School 158
North (jn) Maile Zeng Olympus Junior High 1252
North (jn) Mailey Seipert Biggs Elementary 1226
North (jn) Nevaeh Marshall Sycamore Middle School 280
North (jn) Victoria Moody Brittan Elementary School 676
South (js) Aubrey Chang Van Avery Prep 868
South (js) Gabriela Sanchez Flores David Brown Middle School 821
South (js) Shyla Patel Carmenita Middle School 155
South (js) Tanisha Batta Carmenita Middle School 155
South (js) Tiana Tarrio David Brown Middle School 821
South Central (jsc) Aniwrehs  Brody Calo Bellflower Middle School 1135
South Central (jsc) Giovanny Menchaca Piute Middle School 487
South Central (jsc) Mayte Esparza Bellflower Middle School 1135
South Central (jsc) Shawn Washington Piute Middle School 487

 

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