It is essential to have a clear vision as to what you want your event to look like. Be able to answer the following questions: How many people will be in attendance? Will there be food? Will you ...

Contact internal or external speakers (faculty, student speakers, alumni, outside speakers) and confirm their availability for the date of your event. Confirm that a classroom in the Hub is available ...

Message your liaison or stop into our office before you start planning an event – we’re here to help! We will assist in determining the scope of your program plans and let you know the university ...

See academic calendars for specific dates. As a general rule, consider the following deadlines for planning your event: Days Prior to Events Event Type 21 Days Large, limited capacity events (e.g., ...

UNG events, activities, and programs must be accessible to individuals with disabilities, whether on or off campus. This checklist is provided to assist in the planning process. Please contact Student ...

Corporate events are most important in the fast-paced corporate environment of today in terms of relationships, brand ...

You'll meet your SLU 101 leader — an upperclassman who will show you around — and your academic advisor, and you’ll and spend the night in a residence hall. You, and your family if they're here too, ...

Having estate planning conversations with your clients? Wealth.com has created this checklist to help financial advisors cover all the necessary points while having discussions to help clients ...

By getting an early head start, you can square away some of the more challenging aspects of event planning and leave plenty of time to take care of smaller details.

To make the transition as smooth as possible, we've put together a divorce planning checklist to help you navigate ... or an important event. Then choose a time that will give both of you a ...