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Budgeting For Student Leaders Workshop

A student reviews a monthly budget worksheet on their laptop. This laptop is silver with a black keyboard and is sitting on a light wood laptop stand with a bright purple notebook to the left of it.

A student reviews a monthly budget worksheet on their laptop. This laptop is silver with a black keyboard and is sitting on a light wood laptop stand with a bright purple notebook to the left of it.

Published April 1, 2024

Get the knowledge you need to get your year in gear. This starts with managing the budget for your student organization.

Managing a Student Org Budget

April 10 at 3 p.m.

Planning financially for the upcoming year is one of the most important parts of leading a student organization.

This workshop equips student leaders with the essential budgeting skills and financial knowledge necessary for effective leadership. By gaining a solid understanding of budgeting fundamentals, participants will learn how to create, manage, and make informed financial decisions to drive the success of their student organizations.

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