![Amreet Singh Sidhu
Co-Curricular Record
Authenticity Code:90701229764979554530
991297995
Activities Completed
Date Learning OutcomesActivity Purpose and Description
Civic Engagement
Clarified Personal Values
Collaboration
Creativity
Cultural Competency
Effective Communication
Facilitated Learning
Leadership Development
Social Responsibility
2014 - 2015 Vice President of Public Relations - Davis
Sheridan International Student Association
The Vice President of Public Relations for Sheridan#39;s International Student
Association (SISA) utilizes various media to promote the club within the Sheridan
community [in person, online, printed]. Their target audience is Sheridan#39;s
international student population and the Sheridan community; their goal is to
increases awareness of SISA with the goal of increasing support and membership
in the club. VP of PR promotes and advertises all club events including upcoming
membership meetings. They are responsible for creating, distributing and
collecting surveys to the membership. The minimum number of participation hours
is 20.
Collaboration
Creativity
Effective Communication
Leadership Development
Social Responsibility
2014 - 2015 Spring/Summer - Vice President - Davis
Sheridan International Student Association
The Vice President (VP) supports the President of the Sheridan International
Student Association (SISA) and acts on behalf of the President when the
President is absent. The VP has an in depth understanding of the club#39;s
mission, vision, values and goals which he/she uses to assist the club with staying
on track with implementing and achieving its goals for the year. The VP is well
versed on the club#39;s history and is a strong advocate for the club continuing to
build a strong future. The minimum number of participation hours is 10.
Creativity
Effective Communication
Facilitated Learning
Interpersonal Skills
Leadership Development
Professionalism
2015 - 2016 Executive Vice President - Davis
Sheridan International Student Association
The Vice President (VP) supports the President of the Sheridan International
Student Association (SISA) and acts on behalf of the President when the
President is absent. The VP has an in depth understanding of the club#39;s
mission, vision, values and goals which he/she uses to assist the club with staying
on track with implementing and achieving its goals for the year. The VP is well
versed on the club#39;s history and is a strong advocate for the club continuing to
build a strong future. The minimum number of particpation hours is 20.
Collaboration
Creativity
Cultural Competency
Leadership Development
Social Responsibility
2013 - 2014 Vice President of Public Relations - Davis
Sheridan International Student Association
The Vice President of Public Relations for Sheridan's International Student
Association (SISA) utilizes various media to promote the club within the Sheridan
community [in person, online, printed]. Their target audience is Sheridan's
international student population and the Sheridan community; their goal is to
increases awareness of SISA with the goal of increasing support and membership
in the club. VP of PR promotes and advertises all club events including upcoming
membership meetings. They are responsible for creating, distributing and
collecting surveys to the membership. The minimum number of participation hours
is 20.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/42acbd8f-36eb-4866-b27f-a227a0decdd6-160514175847/85/Amreet-Sidhu-CCR-1-320.jpg)
Amreet Sidhu CCR
- 1. Amreet Singh Sidhu Co-Curricular Record Authenticity Code:90701229764979554530 991297995 Activities Completed Date Learning OutcomesActivity Purpose and Description Civic Engagement Clarified Personal Values Collaboration Creativity Cultural Competency Effective Communication Facilitated Learning Leadership Development Social Responsibility 2014 - 2015 Vice President of Public Relations - Davis Sheridan International Student Association The Vice President of Public Relations for Sheridan#39;s International Student Association (SISA) utilizes various media to promote the club within the Sheridan community [in person, online, printed]. Their target audience is Sheridan#39;s international student population and the Sheridan community; their goal is to increases awareness of SISA with the goal of increasing support and membership in the club. VP of PR promotes and advertises all club events including upcoming membership meetings. They are responsible for creating, distributing and collecting surveys to the membership. The minimum number of participation hours is 20. Collaboration Creativity Effective Communication Leadership Development Social Responsibility 2014 - 2015 Spring/Summer - Vice President - Davis Sheridan International Student Association The Vice President (VP) supports the President of the Sheridan International Student Association (SISA) and acts on behalf of the President when the President is absent. The VP has an in depth understanding of the club#39;s mission, vision, values and goals which he/she uses to assist the club with staying on track with implementing and achieving its goals for the year. The VP is well versed on the club#39;s history and is a strong advocate for the club continuing to build a strong future. The minimum number of participation hours is 10. Creativity Effective Communication Facilitated Learning Interpersonal Skills Leadership Development Professionalism 2015 - 2016 Executive Vice President - Davis Sheridan International Student Association The Vice President (VP) supports the President of the Sheridan International Student Association (SISA) and acts on behalf of the President when the President is absent. The VP has an in depth understanding of the club#39;s mission, vision, values and goals which he/she uses to assist the club with staying on track with implementing and achieving its goals for the year. The VP is well versed on the club#39;s history and is a strong advocate for the club continuing to build a strong future. The minimum number of particpation hours is 20. Collaboration Creativity Cultural Competency Leadership Development Social Responsibility 2013 - 2014 Vice President of Public Relations - Davis Sheridan International Student Association The Vice President of Public Relations for Sheridan's International Student Association (SISA) utilizes various media to promote the club within the Sheridan community [in person, online, printed]. Their target audience is Sheridan's international student population and the Sheridan community; their goal is to increases awareness of SISA with the goal of increasing support and membership in the club. VP of PR promotes and advertises all club events including upcoming membership meetings. They are responsible for creating, distributing and collecting surveys to the membership. The minimum number of participation hours is 20.
- 2. Collaboration Creativity Effective Communication Leadership Development 2013 - 2014 Sheridan Bruins Toastmasters Club - Vice Sheridan Bruins Toastmasters Club - Vice President of Education The Vice President of Education of the Sheridan Bruins Toastmasters Club participates in weekly meetings to develop communication, leadership and organizations skills to foster personal growth, self-confidence and enhance employability. Joins monthly Executive meetings and promotes training of members. The minimum number of participation hours students must complete are as follows: for 2 semesters (44) hours, for 1 semester (22) hours. Collaboration Effective Communication Interpersonal Skills Leadership Development Professionalism 2015 - 2016 Member Sheridan Trafalgar Bruins Toastmasters Club Description: In the Sheridan Trafalgar Bruins Toastmasters Club, members participate in weekly meetings to develop communication, leadership and organizational skills to foster personal growth, self confidence and enhance employability. The minimum number of participation hours is 14. Date Learning OutcomesActivity Purpose and Description Collaboration Effective Communication Interpersonal Skills Leadership Development Professionalism 2013 - 2014 Member Sheridan Bruins Confidentially Speaking Toastmasters Club - Davis Campus Toastmaster's members have the opportunity to enhance their effective communication skills, leadership abilities and professionalism as active participants in this club. During meetings and discussions, members are expected to contribute, demonstrate active listening skills and support one another. Members are supported in the development of their skills in writing presentations, public speaking and giving and receiving constructive feedback. Members are encouraged to participate in club projects and to take an active role in leading the club. Toastmasters International (TI) is a nonprofit educational organization that operates clubs worldwide for the purpose of helping members improve their communication, public speaking and leadership skills. The minimum number of participation hours the student must complete are as follows: for 2 semesters 20 hours, for 1 semester it is 10 hours. Collaboration Creativity Effective Communication Enhanced Self Awareness Facilitated Learning Leadership Development Professionalism 2014 - 2015 Executive Member: Vice President Education Sheridan Davis Bruins Toastmasters Club - Davis Campus In the Sheridan DAVIS Bruins Toastmasters Club, the V.P. Education participates in weekly meetings to develop communication, leadership and organizational skills to foster personal growth, self confidence and enhance employability. The VP Education joins monthly Executive meetings with other Executive members. The VP.Education tracks members professional development and speeches and encourages participation in taking on various club roles. The minimum number of participation hours is 50. Clarified Personal Values Collaboration Cultural Competency Effective Communication Facilitated Learning Healthy Behaviour 2015 - 2016 Club Member Sheridan Davis Bruins Toastmasters Club - Davis Campus In the Sheridan DAVIS Bruins Toastmasters Club, the Club Member participates in weekly meetings to develop communication, leadership and organizational skills to foster personal growth, self confidence and enhance employability. The Club Member takes on various roles including quizmaster, grammarian, and timer as well as delivering speeches from the Competent Communicator manual, participating in Table Topics, and chairing a business meeting. The Club Member welcomes guests, may use creative strategies for encouraging growth of club and where possible, participates in fund-raising initiatives on campus which support the purchase of educational materials. The minimum number of participation hours is 14. Date Learning OutcomesActivity Purpose and Description
- 3. Collaboration Creativity Effective Communication Global Awareness 2015 - 2016 Mission Zero Volunteer Sustainability The Mission Zero Volunteer will assist the Office for Sustainability (OfS) with the promotion of the sustainability initiatives and the implementation of the community engagement events at Sheridan. The volunteer will be involved in a variety of outreach activities during the new student orientation week and throughout the semester. This includes guiding students, faculty and staff to properly sort their waste on campus and informing people about the Mission Zero initiative. The volunteer will also provide various types of support to our community events, such as creating/posting flyers, participating in tree planting and the Repair Cafeacute;, among others. Collaborating as a team, the volunteer will have a lot of opportunities to interact with the public on campus. He/she will base mainly in his/her own campus and may be asked to work in the other Sheridan campuses to provide the support as needed. The volunteer will be required to attend a training session in late August/mid-September. The minimum participation hours is 12. In witness thereof these signatures confirm the authenticity of this record: May 10, 2016 This is a Co-Curricular Record. Only those activities from the 2012-2013 school year, and forward will be recognized. To confirm the authenticity of this record please go to https://mysheridanccr.sheridancollege.ca/verify.htm and enter code:90701229764979554530 Maria Lucido Bezely Matthew Rempel Associate Dean, Accessible and Co-curricularDean of Student Services Christine Haesler Manager Career Services, Student Leadership and Engagement
- 4. Sheridan students can continue to pursue their learning, professional development, and personal growth outside of the classroom by participating in co-curricular record (CCR) activities. This CCR is an official institutional document that formally recognizes the students participation in co-curricular activities. Academic credit is not provided for participating in these activities. Activities recognized by Sheridan as co-curricular in nature include student life programs, student leadership development programs, community engagement activities, athletic programs, research projects and team projects. The co-curricular activities listed in Sheridans CCR Opportunities Directory must meet the following criteria: Provide students with meaningful learning experiences that support personal and professional growth and development; Have an identifiable link to Sheridan College (all activities must be led by Sheridan staff members and validated by Sheridan staff members); Students do not receive any academic credit for their participation; and The minimum participation time for any CCR activity cannot be less than 10 hours. To ensure that the activities listed in Sheridans CCR Opportunities Directory meet the programs criteria, all activities have been reviewed, evaluated and approved by Sheridans CCR program administrators. CCR Program Criteria Sheridans Co-Curricular Record (CCR) Program