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1999 Volunteer Leadership Training Guide
Working with Committees
Discussionaire
Activity 1

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1. What special qualities do you bring to the committee you serve? (Examples: vision, parliamentary procedure skills, ability to articulate ideas, public speaking, objectiveness)
    
2. What is one personal growth goal you will work toward and accomplish during your tenure on the committee?
    
3. What do you think is the most important goal of your committee?
    
4. What are two actions you can personally do to see that goal accomplished?
    
5. When you meet with the elected leadership and officers of the organizational team, what recommendations will you contribute to strengthen your program?
    
6. What are some actions you should take before every committee meeting to be sure you are prepared?

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