Recent Events Upcoming Events Team Building Activity Reminders Committee Meetings 2/11 – J&J Games benefiting THON 2/11 – IM Volleyball 2/12 – PMA Date Auction benefiting THON 2/13- DP Dough Fundraiser for PMA 2/16 – Pasta Dinner benefiting THON 2/17 – Mentor Event 2/19 – Altria on Account and Category Management 2/20 – Decorate Miller’s Hotel Room 2/21-2/23 – THON WEEKEND! The President of PMA from Fall 2014 to Spring 2015 will be… Marlow Bryant! 2/25 – Nicole Sandretto: Project Management Overview 2/27 – Penn State Basketball Game 2/27 – Social 3/2- State College Sweep 3/2 – Bake Sale 3/4 – Cindy Andrews: Project Management – Communication 3/5 – Resume Review Tuesday, February, 25th at 6 pm (105 Business) Dress is Business Casual, worth 5 Corporate Relations Points Nicole is an SAP Integration Project Analyst at Unilever and will be giving an overview of the different phases of project management: initiation, planning, execution, and close. We will be going as a group to the Penn State Basketball game on Thursday February 27th. The game will be from 7 until about 9 oclock. We will cover the game for members and it will be 5 dollars for non-dues paying members. Thursday 2/27 at about 10pm at Christine’s apartment. 312 Calder Commons There is going to be a 3 dollar charge at the door. Sunday March 2, from 10am until 11am Meet at the State College Municipal Building Help clean up following State Patty’s day It will be worth 5 community service points. Please see Ken Marrocco for more details Corner of College Ave. and Garner St. on Sunday, March 2 from 11:30 a.m - 5:30 p.m. We will be selling baked goods outside of McLanahan’s as a fundraiser for PMA Each one hour shift will be worth 5 membership points and counts as a Social event Please contact Angela Ru (avr5373@psu.edu) to signup for a shift or if have any questions or concerns Tuesday, March 4th, 6 pm (105 Business) 5 Corporate Relation points Cindy is a Business Development Executive at IBM She will be go over important aspects of communication between a project team and their clients, as well as communication within the project team. Wednesday, March 5th, 6 pm in 106 Business Dress is Casual, event worth 5 Corporate Relations Points Resume Review in preparation for upcoming Spring 2014 PMA networking expo. Very own Danielle will be hosting this resume review, on behalf of the Career and Corporate Connections Office. **Please bring up-to-date copy of your resume to make changes & corrections! Box Tops ◦ Look for them on household items ◦ 3 points for every 5 box tops 15 point maximum Global Entrepreneurship Week - a week in November that PMA will once again help to organize and run. Recent graduate Macklin Frederick is working on a project with engineers regarding a new patent-pending watch. A PMA project team will help with running a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds. Innoblue has some projects to work with us on https://medium.com/p/63642390889d Applications for each project will be sent out in a special email separate from the listserv. Our alumni advisor Justin McClure will be speaking about the topic of Servant Leadership. Penn State Smeal Management Major Alumni- Graduated in 2000 President of DaFlure- Over 15 years experience with HVAC industry Named “Best Subcontracting Professional in Central Pennsylvania” Married to his “middle-school sweetheart” Laura for 12 years ◦ One 8 year old son name Taylor “THE CASE FOR SERVANT LEADERSHIP” By: Kent M. Keith Justin McClure 00’ Management (Smeal) “Serving others is a fundamental , universal human value” K. Keith I WISH IT WASN’T SO HARD… A SERVANT-LEADERS MISSION IS TO IDENTIFY AND MEET THE NEEDS OF OTHERS; HENCE ACTS IN RESPONSE TO THE WAY OTHERS ARE TREATED, NOT IN RESPONSE TO THE WAY HE OR SHE IS TREATED. KEY PRACTICES 1. Self-awareness 2. Listening 3. Changing the Pyramid 4. Developing Your Colleagues (classmates) 5. Coaching, not controlling 6. Unleashing the Energy and Intelligence of Others 7. Foresight “Organizations led by servant-leaders are more likely to generate both success and significance-both bottom line results and the meaning that comes from generosity, service, and loving relationships.” K. Blanchard SOME ORGANIZATIONS THAT BELIEVE IN SERVANT LEADERSHIP • AT&T Greenleaf worked here for 38 years • Schneider Corporation “Engineering, surveying, and geographical information systems • Synovus Financial Corporation • TDIndustries “Large Mechanical Contractor” • Southwest Airlines • Kroger Grocery WHY CONSIDER SERVANT-LEADERSHIP A better way? Let’s debate… “A Servant Leader is audacious enough to put other’s needs ahead of herself/himself with no need to limit themselves with expectation’s and agenda’s. They lead with actions to build community regardless of recourse or trends. They suppress “the ego” and gain confidence in Love, Faith, and Vulnerability. Servant Leaders are not weak and/or push-overs but some of the most courageous women and men sacrificing, to be a pillars for a better tomorrow.” J. McClure Office Hours PMA is on Facebook and Twitter! Use the calendar on our website for upcoming events! To Become Active Member ◦ Thursdays from 6 pm – 7 pm in 112 Thomas ◦ Monday 3/3 from 6 pm – 7 pm in 108 Business ◦ Twitter is @PMA72 ◦ 50 points ◦ 5 points for each committee (10 points for Corporate Relations) ◦ $20 dues (early deadline for 5 points is TODAY!) End of the semester reward Free T-Shirt! Resume Builder Don’t forget about the points competition! ◦ Platinum, Gold, Silver members ◦ Beat the Exec Board! Go see your committee chair! If you don’t have a committee yet, come see us at the front and we’ll help you decide! PMA Office Hours: Monday 6pm, 220 Thomas Thank You!