[nabs-l] President for the student division

[Littlefield, Tyler]

Hello:
I think before you run for any board position, you should ask the 
current president or whoever holds that position to tell you exactly 
what is required and explain what you will have to do. Running for any 
position is not about being able to recite a pledge; does me knowing the 
pledge mean I should be governor of a state? It might mean that your 
pledge is something to build on, if the values are values you can agree 
with, but don't base your speech only on the fact that you've memorized 
a pledge. Second, you should be working on your speech based on what you 
plan to do, not trying to find keywords to use for people to vote for you.

HTH,
On 10/2/2014 10:29 AM, Shikha via nabs-l wrote:
> Hello,
> I know that i have asked this question in the past, but only one person replied back to my question.
> Our state convention for georgia is next Friday on October 10th, 11th, and 12th and i would like to run as president for the student division.
> The problem is that i do not know what a president does for the student division.
> Also, i am not sure what i should say in my speech so people will vote for me.
> All i know is that the other person that is running for president does not know the NFB pledge, so i will be mentioning in my speech that i know the pledge and i will call on a random member on the board to say it.  If they do not know it then they will have to pay a quarter.
> The reason that i know that he is running is because he told me when we went on a mentoring trip few weeks ago.
> He does not know that i am also running.
>   
>
>
> Shikha.
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