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Dawg Pound Midnight Madness Case Study
After the overall success of Midnight Madness, Dawg Pound was beginning to roll. Next up on the list? A Pre-Game rally prior to Senior Day for the Football game. As this was our first real event as an E-Board, which was a test for us. Even though we all knew each other, we still needed to come together as a unit and be organized. With our newest E-Board member from the Class of 2020, Matt Amaral, it was time to take the two-year old vision and bring it to life. After holding a general meeting to get student’s perspective on what they would want to see, the E-Board held their own meeting to facilitate responsibilities. From a leadership perspective, it was important to know that everyone was able to take action for the event and put the
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