2019-2020 New York State FBLA Program of Work · Slideshow presentation is informative, convincing and follows a logical line of reasoning. Quality Slideshow presentation is overcrowded

2019-2020 New York State FBLA Program of Work State Theme: One State . . . Countless Opportunities

State Charity: Keep America Beautiful

Membership Services Committee

Purpose: To increase membership by promoting FBLA through various avenues Committee Members: Emily Case, Chair; Zoe Hanfmann, Council Director; Maryam Bacchus, Spencer Dicembrino

Committee Goals Competition/

Due Date

Description Recognition

To encourage chapters to pay their

membership dues early.

To promote membership in NYS

FBLA while developing and refining

interpersonal skills.

To enrich members’ knowledge of

FBLA while developing public

speaking skills.

Early Bird Challenge

October 15, 2019

Charter Challenge February 15, 2020

Success in Speaking February 15, 2020

Chapters must have five (5) or more

members rostered and paid by

October 15, 2019. Membership numbers will be

verified by NYS FBLA.

Develop an informational slideshow

that can be used to charter a new

Middle Level or FBLA chapter.

Reference the attached rubric for

details regarding evaluation.

Presentations should consist of up to

fifteen (15) slides. Slideshow must

be uploaded as a PDF. File size

should not exceed 50 MB.

Chapters must submit the required

form.

Chapters are required to post three

(3) separate one (1) minute videos

presenting an FBLA topic. Each

individual topic can only be used one

(1) time. Each video should only

feature one (1) topic. Each video

should feature a different presenter.

Reference the attached rubric for

details regarding evaluation. Chapters must submit the required

form.

Chapters who participate will

receive ribbons at the State

Leadership Conference.



Leadership Conference. The

highest-scoring chapter will

receive a plaque.




highest-scoring chapter will

receive a plaque.

Following completion of all 3 challenges, chapter members will receive a ribbon, in addition to a secondary ribbon named the

Challenge Ribbon for the “Membership Services Challenge”.


Charter Challenge

Goal: To promote membership in New York State FBLA while developing and refining interpersonal skills

Required Submission Form

Develop an informational slideshow that can be used to charter a new Middle Level or FBLA chapter. Reference the attached rubric for details regarding evaluation. Presentations should consist of up to fifteen (15) slides. File size should not exceed 50 MB. Slideshow must be uploaded as a PDF. Chapters who participate will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference. The highest-scoring chapter will receive a plaque. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Slideshow Presentation:

Maximum File size 50MB

Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Email: _____________________________________________________________________

Chapter: ___________________________________________________________________

Chapter Adviser Printed Name: ___________________________________________________

Chapter Adviser E-mail: ______________________________________________________

Upload Slideshow PDF

Charter Challenge Rubric

Activity Not Present (1 points)

Below Requirements (2 points)

Meets Requirements (3 points)

Exceeds Requirements

(4 points)

Points

Promotion Standards

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals are not shown.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals are somewhat convincing.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals are satisfactory.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals are prominent and convincing.

Originality

Slideshow presentation is unoriginal and not creative.

Slideshow presentation is somewhat original and shows little creativity.

Slideshow

presentation is mostly

original and shows

some creativity.

Slideshow presentation is original and shows a lot of creativity.

Content/

Organization

Slideshow presentation is uninformative and does not follow a logical line of reasoning.

Slideshow presentation is somewhat informative and attempts to follow a logical line of reasoning.

Slideshow

presentation is

informative and

follows a logical line of

reasoning with

minimal deviation.

Slideshow presentation is informative, convincing and follows a logical line of reasoning.

Quality

Slideshow presentation is overcrowded with content that is irrelevant and/or distracting.

Slideshow presentation properly used images, but content was weak.

Slideshow presentation used relevant images in an organized manner.

Slideshow presentation includes exceptional use of images and is aesthetically pleasing.

Grammar,

Punctuation and Spelling

There are three (3) or more errors throughout.

There are two (2) errors throughout.

There is one (1) error in grammar, punctuation and/or spelling throughout.

Grammar, punctuation and spelling are consistent with no errors throughout.

Final

_____/ 20


Success in Speaking

Goal: To enrich knowledge of FBLA while developing public speaking skills.


Chapters are required to post three (3) separate one (1) minute videos presenting an FBLA topic. Each individual topic can only be used one (1) time. Each video should only feature one (1) topic. Each video should feature a different presenter. Reference the attached rubric for details regarding evaluation. Chapters who participate will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference. The highest-scoring chapter will receive a plaque. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Name:

Email:

Chapter:

Chapter Adviser Name:

Chapter Adviser E-mail:

Upload Link: Upload Link: Upload Link:

FBLA topics to be used:

Reflection on a workshop from the Fall District Meeting or the Spring District Meeting How to perform the duties of a chapter officer How to record community service through the New York State website Discuss a chapter community service event Discuss how and why you became involved in FBLA Discuss the state charity and how your chapter will or has contributed Explain the basics of developing a multimedia presentation

Chapters participating must upload the three (3) separate trailer video links with the submission form.

Success in Speaking Rubric

Activity Not Present (1 points)

Below Requirements (2 points)

Meets Requirements (3 points)

Exceeds Requirements

(4 points)

Points

Promotion Standards

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals is not shown.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals is somewhat convincing.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals is satisfactory.

Promotion of charter and/or FBLA ideals is prominent and convincing.

Originality Presentation is unoriginal and not creative.

Presentation is somewhat original and shows little creativity.

Presentation is mostly original and shows some creativity.

Presentation is very original and shows a lot of creativity.

Content/ Organization

Presentation is uninformative and does not follow a logical line of reasoning.

Presentation is somewhat informative and attempts to follow a logical line of reasoning.

Presentation is informative and follows a logical line of reasoning with minimal deviation.

Presentation is informative, convincing and follows a logical line of reasoning.

Quality

Presentation is irrelevant and/or uninformative.

Presentation is somewhat informative, but contains three (3) errors.

Presentation is informative and contains one to two (1-2) errors.

Presentation contains relevant content, is informative and contains no errors.

Performance Technique

Presenter uses informal language, is incoherent and has an inconsistent pace.

Presenter is somewhat coherent and has an inconsistent pace.

Presenter is coherent and has a consistent pace.

Presenter utilizes a range of relevant vocabulary, projects voice and has a consistent pace.

Final _____/ 20



Community Outreach and Engagement Committee

Purpose: To encourage members in the development of individual projects which contribute to the improvement of

homes, businesses, and communities.

Committee Members: Aisha Bhakta – Chair; Chai Ratnakaram - Council Director; Madison Crilley, Katelynn Mangual


Due Date


To encourage members to be more

involved in helping to keep their

community clean

To promote community

awareness regarding

environmental issues.

To increase FBLA members’

interest in the state charity, “Keep

America Beautiful”.

Go Green!

February 15, 2020

Recycling Rules!

February 15, 2020

Community

Cleanup

February 15, 2020

Chapters must collect recyclable

cans and bottles, return for

refundable deposit and donate

all proceeds to our state charity.

Chapters must submit the

required form and upload

photos of all refundable deposit

receipts.

Members must create and

present a recycling presentation

AND activity to elementary

and/or middle school students.

Members must write a 150-200

word essay and upload three to

five (3-5) pictures of the event.

Participants must submit the

required form.

Chapters must participate in a

“Keep America Beautiful”

sponsored program OR host a

“Cleanup Day” in their

community. Chapters must

write a 150-200 word essay and

upload three to five (3-5)

pictures of the event.

Chapters must submit the

required form.

Participating chapters will



three chapters with the most

refundable deposit money

donated will receive plaques at

the State Leadership

Conference.

Participating members will



Participating chapters will receive

ribbons at the State Leadership

Conference.

By completing all three (3) challenges, the member(s) will not only receive each individual ribbon, but also an additional ribbon named

the Super Ribbon for “Community Outreach and Engagement Challenge”.


GO GREEN!

Goal: To encourage members to be more involved in helping to keep their community clean.


Chapters must collect recyclable cans and bottles, return bottles and cans for refundable deposit and donate all proceeds to the state charity. Upload photo(s) of your refundable deposit receipt(s) with this form. Upload a photo of the state charity check, made out to “Keep America Beautiful”, for proof of the refundable deposit proceeds (receipts and check amount will be verified). Participating chapters will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference. The three chapters that have donated the most refundable deposit money will receive plaques at the State Leadership Conference.

The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Name:

Email:

Chapter:


Chapter Adviser Email:

Upload Pictures of Refundable Receipts Here

Upload Pictures of Donation Check Here


Recycling Rules!

Goal: To promote community awareness regarding environmental issues.


Members must create and present a recycling presentation to elementary and/or middle school students. They must also conduct a recycling-themed activity following the informational presentation. Members must write a 150-200 word essay and upload three to five (3-5) pictures of the event. Participating members will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference.


Name:

Email:

Chapter:



Attach Essay Here

Upload Pictures Here


Community Cleanup

Goal: To increase FBLA members’ interest in the state charity, “Keep America Beautiful”.


Chapters must participate in a “Keep America Beautiful” sponsored program OR host a “Cleanup Day” in their community. Chapters must write a 150-200 word essay and upload three to five (3-5) pictures of the event. Participating chapters will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference.


Name:

Email:

Chapter:



Attach Essay Here

Upload Pictures Here

2019-2020 New York State FBLA Program of Work State Theme: One State … Countless Opportunities


Career Development Committee

Purpose: To foster career and college readiness

Committee Members: Dante Howard- Chair; Jillian Bent- Council Director; Riva Shukla and Madeleine Biles


Due Date


To assist members in becoming

aware of careers that fit their

aptitudes and abilities.

To stimulate creativity while

developing a structured plan for

future careers.

To provide students with a

resource to showcase useful

career information.

Discover and Discuss

February 15, 2020

Plan with Purpose

February 15, 2020

Link to Your Future

February 15, 2020

Members must take the 16

Personalities test (link located on

the submission form) and find a

career that correlates with the

personality results. Members

must create a slideshow

presentation highlighting their

chosen career and connection

with their personality results.

All participants will be evaluated

by the attached rubric and must

submit the required form as well

as the presentation and a photo of

it being presented.

Members must develop a plan

on how to achieve career goals

in a written essay of 300 to 350

words. In addition, members

must create a business card for

their dream job.

All participants will be

evaluated by the attached rubric

and must submit the required

form.

Members must create a

LinkedIn profile that includes

a profile picture, employment

history, education, and a

description of themselves.

Members must attach a link to

the profile.


receive a ribbon at the State

Leadership Conference. The top

three (3) highest scoring

submissions will receive plaques

at the State Leadership

Conference.




three (3) highest scoring

submissions will receive plaques

at the State Leadership

Conference.




By completing all three (3) challenges, the member will not only receive each individual ribbon, but also an additional ribbon named

the Super Ribbon for “Career Development Challenge”.

Discover & Discuss Rubric

Not

Demonstrated

(1 point)

Below

Expectations

(2 points)

Meets Expectations

(3 points)

Exceeds Expectations

(4 points)

Points

Personality

Shown

Personality type

results not

shown

Personality type

results shown

Personality type results

shown with screenshot

of test

Personality type results

shown with test

screenshot, and

personality has an

explanation

Test Results No results

shown

Some results

shown, but not

from all

categories

All results shown from

all categories: Mind,

Nature, Energy,

Tactics, Identity

Results meet previous

criteria and a following

slide includes analysis of

them. Analysis should

include your outstanding

values and how they are

portrayed in your results.

Careers

Chosen

No careers

chosen

Only one career

chosen

Two careers chosen Two careers chosen that

correlate with personality

type results and include

starting salaries

Career

Information

and

Analysis

Information and

analysis missing

Meets two of

the “exceeds

expectations”

column criteria

Meets three of the

“exceeds expectations”

column criteria

The following are

included for both careers

Necessary

education and

qualification

Why you chose

the career and are

interested in it

Number of jobs

for the profession

Two companies,

employers, or

customers for the

career


Discover and Discuss

Goal: To assist members in becoming aware of careers that fit their aptitudes and abilities.


Members must take the 16 Personalities test and find a career that correlates with the personality results. Members

must create a slideshow (e.g. Google Slides, PowerPoint, Prezi) presentation highlighting their chosen career and

connection with their personality results. All participants will be evaluated by the attached rubric and must submit the

required form as well as the presentation and a photo of it being presented.

The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be

accepted. Participating members will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. The top three (3) highest

scoring submissions will receive plaques at the State Leadership Conference.

Name:

Chapter:

Chapter Advisor Name:

Chapter Advisor E-mail:

Link to Personality Test: https://www.16personalities.com/personality-types

Upload Presentation Here

Upload Photo Here

http://www.16personalities.com/personality-types

Plan with Purpose Rubric

Not

Demonstrated

(1 point)

Below

Expectations

(2 points)

Meets Expectations

(3 points)

Exceeds Expectations

(4 points)

Points

Career

Chosen

Job not stated

or unclear

Career stated, but

unspecific

Career stated and

specific

Specific career stated

and compliments

personality test results

Future

Career

Goals

Future plans for

career not

stated

Future plans for

the career are

unclear

Future plans for the

career are stated

Future plans are stated

and have several well

thought, long term

aspirations

Flow of

Essay

Essay isn’t in

paragraph

format

Essay is in

paragraph format

but lacks

transitionary

sentences

Essay includes

transitionary sentences

and flows nicely

Essay has an

exceptional flow and

tone. The essay

convinces the reader

that the chosen career

is truly their dream job

Business

Card

Business card

is not attached

Business card is

vague and

missing

information

Business card includes

name, profession,

contact information, and

logo

Business card meets

all of the previous

criteria and extra effort

was put into the

content and design


Plan with Purpose

Goal: To stimulate creativity while developing a structured plan

for future careers.


Members must develop a plan on how to achieve career goals in a written essay of 300 to 350 words. In addition,

members must create a business card for their dream job.

All participants will be evaluated by the attached rubric and must submit the required form. Participating members

will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. The top three (3) highest scoring submissions will receive

plaques at the State Leadership Conference.


Name:

Chapter:



Requirements:

● Written essay of 300-350 words

● Business card

Upload Essay Here

Upload Business Card Image


Link to Your Future

Goal: To provide students with a resource to showcase useful career

information.


Members must create a LinkedIn profile that includes a profile picture, employment history, education, and a

description of themselves. Participants must attach a link to the profile.

Participating members will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference.


Name:

Chapter:



Upload Link Here



Executive Committee Challenge

Purpose: To develop competent, aggressive business leadership.

Committee Members: Andrew Danziger-President and Andrew Fox-Executive Vice President


Due Date


To allow members to utilize

their creativity to increase

participation within FBLA’s

competitive events program.

To have members inform their

chapter on a provided topic to

expand the knowledge of others.

To highlight how leadership

skills have been developed

through FBLA.

Promoting Progress

February 15, 2020

Teaching Talent

February 15, 2020

Social Media

Superstars

February 15, 2020

Member(s) are required to

design an advertisement and an

audio public service

announcement promoting

FBLA’s competitive events

program in accordance with the

requirements stated in Activity

22 of the Leader level in the

Business Achievement Awards

on the National Level.*

Submissions will be judged by

the rubric attached.

Member(s) are required to

present at a workshop or a

chapter meeting on one (1) of

the designated topics attached

highlighting the importance of

FBLA. Member(s) must

compose a 150-200 word

summary expressing a reflection

of the workshop.

Chapters are required to post

three (3) separate videos, up to

sixty (60) seconds each, to their

chapter Instagram account with

the hashtag:

#onestatecountlessopportunities.

The videos must focus on three

(3) separate chapter members

expressing how FBLA has

helped them develop their

leadership skills.

Participating member(s) will



three (3) scoring advertisements

and audio public service

announcements will receive a

plaque at the State Leadership

Conference.

Participating member(s) will receive a

ribbon at the State Leadership

Conference.

Participating chapters will receive a

ribbon at the State Leadership

Conference.

By completing all three (3) challenges, the member(s) will not only receive each individual ribbon, but also an additional ribbon

named the Super Ribbon for “Executive Committee Challenge”.

*Please reference national recognition event guidelines as this competition fulfills a partial or complete requirement for Leader

level recognition. To receive national recognition, submission at the national level is also required.


Promoting Progress

Goal: To allow members to utilize their creativity to increase participation within FBLA’s competitive events program.


Member(s) are required to design an advertisement and an audio public service announcement promoting FBLA’s

competitive events program. This submission should incorporate ways to spread the word of FBLA’s competitive

events. Submissions will be graded using the attached rubric and the top three (3) scores will receive plaques at the

State Leadership Conference.


accepted.

Name:

Email:

Chapter:



Upload Advertisement

Upload Audio Public Service Announcement

Promoting Progress Rubric

Promoting

Progress Rubric

Did Not Meet

Expectations

(1 Point)

Below Expectations

(2 Points)

Meets Expectations

(3 Points)

Exceeds

Expectations

(4 Points)

Points

Advertisement

No structure or

organization and is

not professional or

well designed

Slightly structured,

organized,

professional and

average design

Structured,

organized,

professional and well

designed

Extremely

structured,

organized,

professional and

neatly designed

Audio Public

Service

Announcement

Mumbles or

speaks too softly,

poor choice of

language, and

content

Somewhat clear

speech and

sometimes too

quickly or slowly,

basic choice of

language, and

content

Speaks clearly most

of the time, not too

quickly or slowly,

adequate choice of

language, and

content

Speaks clearly, not

too quickly or

slowly, impressive

choice of language,

and content

Creativity

Has no unique

designs, colors,

fonts or images

Has one (1) unique

design, colors,

fonts or images.

Has two (2) unique

designs, colors, fonts

or images.

Has three (3) or

more unique

designs, colors,

fonts or images.

Content

Provides no

relative

information and/or

is off-topic

Provides one (1)

piece of information

on the topic

Provides two (2)

pieces of information

on the topic

Provides three (3)

or more pieces of

information on the

topic

Spelling,

Punctuation, and

Grammar

Three (3) or more

errors in spelling,

punctuation, and

grammatical errors

Two (2) errors in

spelling, punctuation,

and grammatical

errors

No spelling errors,

and no more than

one (1) punctuation

or grammatical error

No spelling or

grammatical errors,

and not more than

one (1) punctuation

error

Total

/20


Teaching Talent

Goal: To have members inform their chapter on a provided topic to expand the knowledge of others.


Member(s) are required to present at a workshop or a chapter meeting on one (1) of the designated topics listed

below, highlighting the importance of FBLA. Member(s) must compose a 150-200 word summary expressing what the

workshop was about and what their chapter learned from the workshop. Participants must take a photo while

presenting their topic. Member(s) who complete this requirement will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership

Conference.


accepted.

Name:

Email:

Chapter:



Member(s) must choose from one (1) of the following topics:

Benefits of attending the Fall/Spring District Meetings

Your experience at the State Leadership Conference

What is the importance of fundraising?

Why is community service important?

A description of a competition of your choice

Why attend a National Leadership Conference?

A reflection on a memorable workshop

Why FBLA members should join PBL

Advantages of Middle Level FBLA

Upload Summary

Upload (1) Photo


Social Media Superstars

Goal: To highlight how leadership skills have been developed through FBLA.


Chapters are required to post three (3) separate videos, up to sixty (60) seconds each, to their chapter Instagram

account with the hashtag: #onestatecountlessopportunities. The videos must focus on three (3) separate chapter

members expressing how FBLA has helped them develop their leadership skills. Chapters who complete this

requirement will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference.

Chapters participating must upload the three (3) separate Instagram links with this submission form. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Chapter Name:

Adviser Name:

Adviser E-mail:

Chapter Instagram username:

Video(s)

Upload Instagram link



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