Campus Connectors2013-2014 Kick-off Meeting

Giveaway sponsored by Experience Your Calling

Welcome and Announcements• Website• Moodle• Tuesday Topics• Must sign in to be a part of group

• Webinars• New Members• Sarah Fredregill – Nursing• Darcy Jo Pearcy – Union Manor• Claudia Pech – TLC• Teresa Peterson – Student Services• Kalie Saunders – Guest Services• Teresa Edgerton – Career Center

• Losing Members• Sherry Baugher – Union Manor• Chanelle Gibson – Nursing

Campus Connectors Top Strengths• Harmony• Responsibility• Empathy• Restorative• Connectedness

Worship – Teresa Edgerton

Mixer – Tamara Seiler

Presentation – The Mennards

The

Chummy

Effect

The

Chummy

Effect“Love one another. In the same way I loved you, you love one another. This is how everyone will recognize that you are my disciples when they see the love you have for each other.”

—John 13:35

What is it? Is it a force? Sort of. Is it magical? No.

It is that intangible sense of attraction we feel toward individuals, churches, organizations, companies, and products.

When it seizes us, we experience brand and product loyalty.

We become return customers. We become fans. We become church members. We become friends.

There are Seven

PrinciplesThey affect how we interact, relate, and communicate.

They ultimately determine long-standing success.

PRINCIPLE ONE: The “Effect” begins with

gratitude.

PRINCIPLE ONE: The “Effect” begins with

gratitude.

Simply put:

Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.

PRINCIPLE TWO: EveryONE matters

PRINCIPLE TWO: EveryONE matters

Simply put:

There are no unimportant people

EveryONE Matters

“I believe in one business principle: When you are nice to everyone, everyone will consider flying with you. If you are mean to one person, you are mean to all.”Herb Kelleher, Founder and owner of Southwest Airlines

PRINCIPLE THREE: EveryTHING matters

PRINCIPLE THREE: EveryTHING matters

Simply put:

Everything you do or say or produce speaks niceness...or doesn’t.

PRINCIPLE FOUR: A little of you goes a long

way.

PRINCIPLE FOUR: A little of you goes a long

way.

Simply put:

Self-disclosure makes us equals. Reciprocated self-disclosure makes us friends.

PRINCIPLE FIVE: Share your successes. Own

your failures.

PRINCIPLE FIVE: Share your successes. Own

your failures.Simply put:

All successes have parents. So do failures, but one must be willing to own mistakes if one wants to own successes.

PRINCIPLE SIX: Who you are trumps what

you say.

PRINCIPLE SIX: Who you are trumps what

you say.

Simply put:

Motives will be imposed on you based on who you are perceived to be.

PRINCIPLE SEVEN: Provide the occasion to take

you home.

PRINCIPLE SEVEN: Provide the occasion to take

you home.

Simply put:

If the Effect is in play, beneficiaries will want to take you with them. You MUST make that possible.

THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES:

1. The “Effect” begins with gratitude.

2. EveryONE matters.

3. EveryTHING matters.

4. A little of you goes a long way.

5. Share your successes. Own your failures.

6. Who you are trumps what you say.

7. Provide the occasion to take you home.

“Love one another. In the same way I loved you, you love one another. This is how

everyone will recognize that you are my disciples when they see the love you have

for each other.”

—John 13:35

Announcements

1. Times??

2. Topics??

We will email a survey link within the next week for you to tell us what times work for you that day, and what topics you would like covered.