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Your responsibilities include:
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  • Scheduling a date and host congregation for the program
  • Determining your target audience (adults only, adults and teens over 16, etc)
  • Making a budget for the program (speaker, refreshments/meals, supplies, other)
  • Determining a minimum number of participants needed for the program
  • Making sure refreshments are provided if appropriate and desired (Often people from the host congregation can do this.
  • Providing publicity information to LIAC Communication Coordinator 8-6 weeks prior to the event.      (You may want to send out additional publicity.)
  • Working with host congregation on set-up and clean-up
  • Communicating with the speaker
  • Arranging for needed supplies and equipment
  • Making sure you or someone is on site to greet participants, take registrations and payment at the door, welcome the speaker, and generally make sure the program runs smoothly
  • Having a post-event wrap-up conversation with a member of the LIAC Adult Program Committee
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  • Home
  • Programs
    • Sophia Fahs RE Summer Camp
    • Coming of Age
    • Student Internships
    • Our Whole Lives
    • UU Connect
    • Adult Programs
  • Social Justice
  • LIAC Board
  • Congregations
  • UU Principles
  • UUA
  • Online Services