You've probably watched and participated in different activities on campus … now you can run them! Managers build and work with volunteer committees to run specific activities or events. Managers receive training, direction and guidance from coordinators or directors, and then have the opportunity to "act" as they work with volunteer staff to pull events together. Managers also have the opportunity to train and mentor the volunteers they work with. Managers in the Social Events area can expect to dedicate 3-5 hours per week depending on the event you are responsible for. Also, there is a weekly meeting with the Director, Coordinators and other Managers.

Though not involved in the tactical planning and execution of events, coordinators oversee specific programs in Activities and lead, train, counsel and help managers succeed as they run programs and events. Coordinators receive training from the Social Director as well as participate in weekly Coordinator’s Council meetings. This council is the decision making body for Social Events. There is also a weekly meeting with the entire Social Events Council that includes Volunteers, Managers as well as Coordinators. Coordinators can expect to participate 5-7 hours per week. In Social Events, there are coordinator positions for One Time Events such as; Halloween Carnival, Christmas Tree Lane, Winter Festival, Garden and Bridal Show, etc., Ongoing Events such as the Etiquette Dinner, Gotcha, Swap Meet and so on, and Special Interest Events which include cultural, women’s, married, and any proposed events not already available to students.

As a director, you'll have the opportunity to direct, teach, train, counsel, and provide vision to students who are building programs and events in Activities. In this position you'll learn, stretch, grow and also help grow others. Directors are members of the Student Activities Council, and work with each other to help the Activities Program reach its objectives.

The Social Events director helps guide the efforts of coordinators for One Time, Ongoing and Special Interest Events as they lead managers in their areas. This position leads the Coordinators Council, the decision-making body for Social Events, which is made up of the Director, a Secretary, and the six Coordinators. The Director also oversees the Social Board meetings, though Coordinators do much of the teaching/training. The director can expect to participate 10 hours per week in this position.

A Student Area Director oversees an entire area of Activities. Student Area Directors are primarily responsible for teaching, training and empowering the Student Directors in that area. They also meet with other Student Area Directors to Council about Activities-wide issues.