Student School Representative Position

Student School Representative Position  Post flyers on school bulletin boards and hand out “minis” for the next Dance Project (TDP) dance to students at your school  Contact school newspaper to have the next TDP dance shown as an upcoming event  Contact school clubs that would be interested in dancing and give info on next TDP dance  Post flyers for the next TDP dance at three of your high school student body’s favorite “hang-outs” (e.g. if seniors love running out to Subway after school, post a flyer there)  Speak with your school administrators about hosting an upcoming dance on location  Have TDP upcoming dances added to school announcements This position is a great fit for students who are interested in pursuing a career in publicity & marketing. The representative is in charge of “putting the word out.” Because The Dance Project is a non-profit organization, students can earn community service hours which benefit their college applications and resumes. Student School Representatives keep their positions for a year and get a free pass to all TDP community dances for the season. Highlights of Dance Project Dances: *200 + students from over 30 different schools at each dance … make new friends! * DJ and dance instruction… have fun and learn new moves like swing and line dancing! * Dances planned 4 times a year! * Fun themes at each dance such as Masquerade & BlackLight! * Snacks and drinks are free at all dances! * Low cost - only $10 per student! If you are interested in this becoming a student school representative for The Dance Project, please send an email with your contact information and school name to [email protected] revised 10/9/15