Report New Officers and Directors to Supreme Forms 185 and 365 (Ideally the FS will handle this)
Any resources that you can find on Supreme's Website
Gain access to the council accounts per your role's necessity
Get the password from your predecessor to access the google account
Search the Google Drive for the access codes document (do not share this document with anyone for security reasons.
If you every have to set a password or create an account please update it on this document
Advocate: review Robert's Rule of Order, Knights Constitution, and the By-laws for information on meeting operation and business guidelines
Chancellor: with MailChimp and Google Drive/Website editing, Facebook, etc.
Notify District Deputy if not present.
Grand Knight: The Protocol Handbook, Meeting Guidelines, Officers Online, Grand Knight Guide, and (if the link works) review meeting webinar.
Warden: Attendance Log and Council Property Inventory
Treasurer: Consult FS and Grand knight to get you on the bank account, and Council Finance Tracking.
Find Link for instructions under the role description (Click Here)
Your director role if applicable.
Please do your best to share/listen to the best practices and any necessary information you can offer/get
Get the account sign in from them
Grand Knight/Program Director, Family Director, and Community Director are the only one's this applies to
Note: once the group is approved there is no backing out unless there is a major conniption
if plan tickets get purchased there is no refund possible for plane tickets
Get registered for the conference
Get flights (do NOT get the early bird flights if you are getting to New Haven after landing in Hartford to save money on extra hotel that requires)
If not flying direct to New Haven, Hartford is more practical than La Guardia
Trains really help ;)
Ensure the trip schedule is ran through on a practical level to ensure nothing logistical is overlooked.
Excused Absence slips are not likely an option since it is not an event that is open to the student body (the reason the Knights cannot be a student organization).
Just an FYI: We would need at least a few weeks' notice for the slips if we could get them.
It needs to be approved in a committee our faculty advisor is a member of, and thus you would have to go through Father, have Father notify the advisor before said meeting
Roles that have access:
Grand Knight
Financial Secretary
Treasurer
Advocate
Deputy Grand Knight
Membership Director
Use the "Sign in Button" on kofc.org or use the link on the RM
3. Use the "Account Assistant" link at the bottom
4. Complete the Form and Check your Email (Or do it below)
Every council should have at least one general council meeting and one officer meeting per month. Plan these meetings out for the entire fall semester. Once you have the meeting schedule settled, share it with council members via your council's Google calendar, Facebook page or website. While you may not know all your council's activities for the coming semester, add in as many as possible. Plan signature events that occur at the same time each year, including celebrating Columbus Day, organizing a service project around Thanksgiving and hosting game watches for away football games or Monday Night Football. Adding in events upfront will show weeks that lack activity and what types of programs are missing. Make sure you have a good balance of social, service and faith programs. Planning today helps your council do more tomorrow.
Start the fall semester off with a recruitment drive. The key to a successful drive is preparing before your council returns to campus. Consider holding a Rush Week or Go Roman style recruitment drive. Start the drive with a promotional campaign that includes Facebook posts, flyers, and announcements at student Masses that advertise a week of council activities leading up to a First Degree. Hold a variety of activities that ones geared to faith, fraternity and service. Host its own First Degree. If you do not have a degree team, work with a local council to host a degree as part of the recruitment drive. Following the First Degree exemplification, your council should have additional scheduled events to keep up the excitement built during your recruitment drive. If your council can participate in club or activity fairs on campus, organizing your recruitment drive around that time may also work.