2020-2021 New York State FBLA Program of Work2020-2021 New York State FBLA Program of Work State...

2020-2021 New York State FBLA Program of Work

State Theme: One State . . . Countless Opportunities

State Charity: Crisis Text Line

Membership Services Committee

Purpose: To promote membership in FBLA while developing interpersonal skills.

Committee Members: Maryam Bacchus – Chair; Matthew Edelstein – Council Director; Skyler Mongardi

Committee Goals Competition &

Due Date Description Recognition

To encourage diligent submission

of dues.

Early Bird Challenge

October 31, 2020

Five (5) or more members must

be rostered with dues paid by

October 31, 2020.

Membership numbers will be

verified by NYS FBLA.

Chapters who participate will

receive ribbons at the State

Leadership Conference.

To promote membership in NYS

FBLA while developing public

speaking skills.

Membership Motivation

February 15, 2021

Chapters are required to submit

a one (1) minute video

promoting membership in any

two divisions of FBLA: Middle

Level, FBLA, Phi Beta Lambda

or Professional Division.

Videos will be scored based on

the attached rubric. Chapters

must submit the required form.




The three (3) highest-scoring

chapters will receive a plaque.

To inspire personal growth using

FBLA-PBL’s goals while

continuing to develop public

speaking skills.

Grow With Goals

February 15, 2021

Chapters are required to submit

three (3) one (1) minute videos,

each highlighting a different

FBLA-PBL goal and how it

applies to each member’s

personal growth. Each video

should feature a different

presenter and only feature one

(1) goal. Each goal can only be

used one (1) time. Reference the

attached rubric for details

regarding evaluation.

Videos will be scored based on

the attached rubric. Chapters

must submit the required form.




The three (3) highest-scoring

chapters will receive a plaque.

Following completion of all three (3) challenges, chapter members will receive a ribbon, in addition to a secondary ribbon

named the Challenge Ribbon for the “Membership Services Challenge”.


Membership Motivation

Goal: To promote membership in NYS FBLA while developing public speaking skills.

Required Submission Form Chapters are required to submit a one (1) minute video promoting membership in two divisions of FBLA: Middle Level, FBLA, Phi Beta Lambda OR Professional Division. Chapters who participate will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference. The highest-scoring chapter will receive a plaque. The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. All videos must be from a private or chapter YouTube account; no Google doc links are allowed. If the link is not accessible, the submission will not be reviewed. Chapter Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Chapter Adviser Name: ______________________________________________________________ Chapter Adviser E-mail: _____________________________________________________________

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Membership Motivation Rubric

Activity Absent

(1 point) Mediocre (2 points)

Satisfactory (3 points)

Excels (4 points)

Points

Membership Encouragement

Encouragement of membership in FBLA is not present.

Encouragement of membership in FBLA is minimally present.

Encouragement of membership in FBLA is satisfactorily present.

Encouragement of membership in FBLA is evident and convincing.

Creativity Presenter lacked creativity and originality.

Presenter showed little creativity and was somewhat original.

Presenter showed adequate creativity and originality.

Presenter was very creative and showed an abundance of originality.

Relevance Content is completely unrelated to the task and uninformative.

Content is somewhat related to the task, but minimally informative.

Content is adequately related to the task and adequately informative.

Content is completely related to the task and completely informative.

Line of Reasoning

Presenter does not establish a line of reasoning.

Presenter begins with a line of reasoning but deviates throughout the presentation.

Presenter follows a line of reasoning with minimal deviation.

Presenter establishes a logical line of reasoning and follows it throughout the presentation.

Performance Presenter uses unprofessional language or cannot be heard.

Presenter uses some unprofessional language and/or doesn’t project clearly.

Presenter uses professional language and clearly projects their voice.

Presenter utilizes a rich, pertinent vocabulary that clearly articulates their point(s).

Total

/20


Grow With Goals

Goal: To inspire personal growth using FBLA-PBL’s goals while developing public speaking skills.

Required Submission Form Chapters are required to submit three (3) one (1) minute videos, each highlighting a different FBLA-PBL goal and how it applies to each member’s personal growth. Each video should feature a different presenter and only feature one (1) goal. Each goal can only be used one (1) time. 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 for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. All videos must be from a private or chapter YouTube account; no Google doc links are allowed. If the link is not accessible, the submission will not be reviewed. Chapter: Chapter Adviser Name: Chapter Adviser Email: Chapters participating must upload three (3) separate trailer video links with the submission form.

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Grow With Goals Rubric

Activity Absent (1 point)

Mediocre (2 points)

Satisfactory (3 points)

Excels (4 points)

Points

Content Correlation

Personal growth is discussed without correlation to a specific FBLA-PBL goal.

Personal growth is discussed separate from a specific FBLA-PBL goal.

Personal growth is discussed with vague correlation to a specific FBLA-PBL goal.

Personal growth is discussed in complete correlation to a specific FBLA-PBL goal.

Creativity Presenter lacked creativity and originality.

Presenter showed little creativity and was somewhat original.

Presenter showed adequate creativity and originality.

Presenter was very creative and showed an abundance of originality.

Relevance Content is completely unrelated to the task and uninformative.

Content is somewhat related to the task but minimally informative.

Content is adequately related to the task and adequately informative.

Content is completely related to the task and completely informative.

Line of Reasoning

Presenter does not establish a line of reasoning.

Presenter begins with a line of reasoning but deviates throughout the presentation.

Presenter follows a line of reasoning with minimal deviation.

Presenter establishes a logical line of reasoning and follows it throughout the presentation.

Performance Presenter uses unprofessional language or cannot be heard.

Presenter uses some unprofessional language and/or doesn’t project clearly.

Presenter uses professional language and clearly projects their voice.

Presenter utilizes a rich, pertinent vocabulary that clearly articulates their point(s).

Total

/20

2020-2021 New York State FBLA Program of Work State Theme: One State . . . Countless Opportunities


Community Outreach and Engagement Committee

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

health in schools, homes, businesses, and communities.

Committee Members: Allison Li – Chair; Aspen Hawkins - Council Director; Mark Yukelis



To encourage members to be more involved in spreading mental health awareness throughout their community

Advocating Awareness February 15, 2021

Members must create and present an in-person or virtual mental health awareness presentation to their chapter. Members must write a 150-200 word essay describing the content presented and upload two to three (2-3) pictures of the event.

Participating members will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference.

To motivate members to become

more knowledgeable about mental

health and mental health support.

Motivating Mindfulness!

February 15, 2021

Members must interview a

school counselor or mental

health specialist (in-person or

via email) and write a 300-350

word essay in order to reflect

on what they learned

concerning mental health and

mental health support.

Participating members will



To increase FBLA members’

interest in the state charity, “Crisis

Text Line”.

Fundraising for Help

February 15, 2021

Chapters must hold an in-

person or virtual event to

fundraise for the state charity,

“Crisis Text Line.”

Examples of in-person

fundraising could include: a

bake sale or sports tournament.

If the fundraiser is in-person,

chapters must submit the

required form which will

include a photo of a written

check from their school. An

example of a virtual fundraiser

would be a virtual walk. If a

chapter decides to fundraise

virtually, they must use the

platform GoFundMe to accept

donations. The platform sends

the money donated. Chapters

must submit the required form

and upload a link of their

GoFundMe.

Participating chapters will


Leadership Conference. The

three (3) chapters with the

most money raised and

donated will receive plaques

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”.


Advocating Awareness

Goal: To encourage members to be more involved in spreading mental health awareness throughout their

community.

Required Submission Form

Members must create and present an in-person or virtual mental health awareness presentation to their chapter.

Members must write a 150-200 word essay describing the content presented and upload two to three (2-3) pictures

of the event. Participating members will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference.

No google doc links are allowed. Any essay submitted must be in a PDF file. If the link is not accessible, the

submission will not be reviewed.

The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete

applications will not be accepted.

Name:

Email:

Chapter:

Chapter Adviser Name:

Chapter Adviser Email:

Attach Essay Here

Upload Photos Here


Motivating Mindfulness!

Goal: To encourage members to become more knowledgeable about mental health and mental health support.


Members must interview a school counselor or mental health specialist (in-person or via email) and write a 300-350

word essay in order to reflect on what they learned concerning mental health and mental health support.

Participating members will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference.

No google doc links are allowed. Any essay submitted must be in a PDF file. If the link is not accessible, the

submission will not be reviewed.



Name:

Email:

Chapter:



Attach Essay Here


Fundraising for Help

Goal: To increase FBLA members’ interest in the state charity, “Crisis Text Line”.


Chapters must hold an in-person or virtual event to fundraise for the state charity, “Crisis Text Line.” Examples of in-

person fundraising could include: a bake sale or sports tournament. If the fundraiser is in-person, chapters must

submit the required form which will include a photo of a written check from their school. An example of a virtual

fundraiser would be a virtual walk. If a chapter decides to fundraise virtually, they must use the platform GoFundMe

to accept donations. The platform sends the donations directly to Crisis Text Line, so chapters will not have to

manage the money donated. Chapters must submit the required form and upload a link of their GoFundMe.

Participating chapters will receive ribbons at the State Leadership Conference. The three (3) chapters with the most

money raised and donated will receive plaques at the State Leadership Conference.



Chapter:



Instructions to set up the GoFundMe page: ● Go to the website www.gofundme.com and click “Start a GoFundMe” ● Your campaign title should be (School Name)’s Fundraiser for NYS FBLA ● Under the dropdown box “Who are you fundraising for?”, select “nonprofit”. Search for Crisis Text Line’s name

and select it.

● Make sure that on step 4 of setting up your fundraiser, you confirm that all money raised during the fundraiser goes directly to Crisis Text Line (This means you will not personally withdraw the money from your fundraiser). If this is not done, your submission will be invalid.

OR Upload Photo of School Donation Check Here

Upload Link to GoFundMe Here

http://www.gofundme.com/



Career Development Committee

Purpose: To foster career and college readiness.

Committee Members: Madeleine Biles – Chair; Spencer Dicembrino – Council Director; Margaret Brown;

Jillian Rehberg



To aid members in getting started

on the college scholarship process

through College Board.

Success in Scholarships

February 15, 2021

Members must complete at

least one of the Opportunity

Scholarship challenges listed

on the College Board website.

(Build Your College List,

Practice for the SAT, Improve

Your Score, Strengthen Your

College List, or Apply to

Colleges). Participants must

take a screenshot of the “My

Action Plan” page to verify

completion.

Members must submit the

required form.


receive a ribbon at the State


To provide students with career

essentials before joining the

workforce.

The Future Is Now

February 15, 2021

Members must develop a

professional cover letter and

resume for their dream job.

All participants will be

evaluated by the attached

rubric and must submit their

cover letter and resume as one

PDF document.




The top three (3) highest

scoring submissions will

receive plaques at the State


To assist students in preparing for

the college admissions process

while working as a team.

Ready, Set, Research!!!

February 15, 2021

Chapter members must create

and present a virtual or in-

person workshop on the

college research and

admissions process to other

FBLA members. Members

must submit photo evidence of

the workshop to show

completion and a 150-200

word essay expressing their

reflection of the workshop.




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”.


Success in Scholarships

Goal: To aid members in getting started on the college scholarship process through College Board.

Required Submission Form Members must complete at least one of the Opportunity Scholarship challenges listed on the College Board website. (Build Your College List, Practice for the SAT, Improve Your Score, Strengthen Your College List, or Apply to Colleges). When submitting, please attach a screenshot of the “My Action Plan” screen to verify completion. All participating members will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted. Name: Chapter: Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor E-mail: Requirements:

Complete one of the following Opportunity Scholarship activities:

Build your College List

Practice for the SAT

Improve your SAT Score

Strengthen your College List

Apply to Colleges Link to the College Board Scholarships Page: https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/?navId=www-cbos Link to create a College Board Account: https://account.collegeboard.org/login/signUp?appId=292&DURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.collegeboard.org%2F

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https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/?navId=www-cbos

https://account.collegeboard.org/login/signUp?appId=292&DURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.collegeboard.org%2F


The Future Is Now

Goal: To provide students with career essentials before joining the workforce.


Members must develop a professional cover letter and resume for their dream job. All participants will be evaluated by the attached rubric and must submit their cover letter and resume as one PDF document. 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. Any resume/cover letter submitted must be in a PDF file. No Google doc links are allowed. If the link is not accessible, the submission will not be reviewed. The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted. Name: Chapter: Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor E-mail: Requirements:

Written cover letter and resume as one PDF document

Upload cover letter and resume PDF here

The Future is Now Rubric

Cover Letter Not

Demonstrated (0 points)

Below Expectations

(1 point)

Meets Expectations

(2 points)

Exceeds Expectations

(3 points) Points

States job applying for

No job stated Job stated does not match qualification

States job and shows match of job to qualifications together

States job and

shows match of

job to

qualifications

with

demonstrated

experience

Promotes self in letter: Lists skills, achievements, experience, etc.

No promotion of

self included

Describes skills and academic achievements, but no experience included

Describes skills, academic achievements, and experience

Describes skills,

academic

achievements,

and multiple

experiences

States that the

resume is

included with the

letter and asks for

interview

No resume statement nor interview requested

States resume

included but

does not ask for

interview

States resume is

included and

asks for

interview

States resume is

included, asks

for interview,

provides

opportunity to

request more

information

Documents are free of spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors

Three or more errors

Two errors No spelling errors, and not more than 1 punctuation or grammatical error

No spelling or grammatical errors, and not more than 1 punctuation error

Total Points /12

The Future Is Now Rubric Continued

Resume Not

Demonstrated (0 points)

Below Expectations

(1 point)

Meets Expectations

(2 points)

Exceeds Expectations

(3 points) Points

Targets job on cover letter

No job targeted Targeted job does not match cover letter

Targeted job matches cover letter

Resume supports targeted job on cover letter

Reader friendly – categories can be found easily, white space utilized, professional fonts and font sizes

Resume is unreadable

Resume design is distracting

Resume is reader friendly

Resume is professional in design

Includes education, activities, and experience information

No education, activities, or experience information listed

Two sections included

Three sections included

Three or more sections support targeted job

Brief, concise information

Resume is longer than two pages

Information provided but in paragraph form

Sections are clearly identified with organized information

Clearly identified and organized information in each section supports targeted job

Documents are free of spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors

Three or more errors

Two errors No spelling errors, and not more than 1 punctuation or grammatical error

No spelling or grammatical errors, and not more than 1 punctuation error

Total Points /15


Ready, Set, Research!!!

Goal: To assist students in preparing for the college admissions process while working as a team.

Required Submission Form Chapter members must create and present a workshop on the college research and admissions process to other FBLA members. Members must submit photo evidence of the workshop to show completion and a 150-200 word essay expressing their reflection of the workshop. (This workshop can be presented virtually.) Participating members will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. Any essay submitted must be in a PDF file. No Google doc links are allowed. If the link is not accessible, the submission will not be reviewed. The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted. Chapter: Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor E-mail:

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Executive Committee Challenge

Purpose: To develop competent, aggressive business leadership.

Committee Members: Andrew Fox – President; Jillian Bent – Executive Vice President



To bring awareness to the

importance of FBLA to school

administration and display

students’ interest in business

leadership.

Activate Administration

February 15, 2021

Chapters are required to

invite a school administrator

to a chapter meeting and

explain the benefits of

FBLA. Chapters are required

to write a 200-250 word

essay and submit a picture of

the meeting.




To highlight student’s creativity

and aptitudes by having them

share their strengths and

leadership experience.

Become a Business

Leader

February 15, 2021

Member(s) are required to

write up to a 250-300 word

essay and a one (1) minute

video on why they should be

the next CEO of FBLA.

Participating member(s) will


Leadership Conference. The

top three (3) scoring reports

and videos on the rubric will

receive a plaque at the State


To spark dialogue amongst local

chapter members and inspire

students to take interest in the

importance of leadership roles.

Insightful Innovators

February 15, 2021

Chapters are required to

interview and video two (2)

chapter officers separately to

learn more about what it

means to serve as a leader

within their local chapter.

Chapters must upload two

(2) separate one (1) minute

videos through the

submission form.




To use social media to display

member’s experiences within

FBLA throughout their high

school careers.

Track your Timeline

February 15, 2021

Members are required to

collect five (5) to ten (10)

pictures or statements that

capture their timeline within

FBLA. Using

#trackyourtimeline they are

required to post the series on

Instagram.




By completing all four (4) challenges, the member(s) will not only receive each individual ribbon, but also an additional ribbon

named the Super Ribbon for “Executive Committee Challenge”.


Active Administration

Goal: To bring awareness to the importance of FBLA in high school and display students’ interest in business leadership.


Chapter(s) are required to invite a school administrator to a chapter meeting and explain the benefits of FBLA. Participants must upload a 200-250 word essay and one (1) photo of the meeting for proof of completion. Chapter(s) who complete this requirement will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete

applications will not be accepted. Any essay submitted must be in a PDF file. No Google doc links are allowed. If

the link is not accessible, the submission will not be reviewed.

Chapter Name: _______________________________________________________________________ Chapter Adviser Name: ________________________________________________________________ Chapter Adviser E-mail: ________________________________________________________________

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Become a Business Leader

Goal: To highlight student’s creativity and aptitudes by having them share their strengths and leadership experience.


Member(s) are required to write a 250-300-word essay and create a one (1) minute video on why they should be the

next CEO of FBLA. Participants must upload the report and video to the state website on the submission form.

Member(s) who complete this requirement will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. All videos must

be from a private or chapter YouTube account; all Instagram posts must be from a private or chapter account; no

Google doc links are allowed. Any essay submitted must be in a PDF file. If the link is not accessible, the submission

will not be reviewed.



Name: ____________________________________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________________________

Chapter Name: _____________________________________________________________________

Chapter Adviser Name: ______________________________________________________________

Chapter Adviser E-mail: _____________________________________________________________

Upload Essay

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Become a Business Leader Rubric

Did Not Meet

Expectations

(1 Point)

Below

Expectations

(2 Points)

Meets

Expectations

(3 Points)

Exceeds

Expectations

(4 Points)

Points

Essay 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

Video 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

design, color, font or

image

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


Insightful Innovators

Goal: To spark dialogue amongst local chapter members and inspire students to take interest in the importance of leadership roles.


Chapter(s) are required to upload two (2) separate videos, up to sixty (60) seconds each, interviewing two of their

chapter officers separately to learn more about what it means to serve as a leader within their local chapter. Chapters

must upload two (2) separate videos through the submission form. Chapter(s) who complete this requirement will

receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. All videos must be from a private or chapter YouTube account;

all Instagram posts must be from a private or chapter account; no google doc links are allowed. If the link is not

accessible, the submission will not be reviewed.

The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted. Chapter Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Adviser Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Adviser E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________

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Track Your Timeline

Goal: To use social media to display member’s experiences within FBLA throughout their high school career.


Member(s) are required to collect a series between five (5) and ten (10) pictures or statements that capture their

timeline within FBLA. Using the hashtag, #trackyourtimeline, they are required to post the series on Instagram.

Member(s) who complete this requirement will receive a ribbon at the State Leadership Conference. Members

participating must upload the one (1) Instagram link with this submission form.

The deadline for submission is 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on February 15, 2021. Please note that incomplete applications will not be accepted. Name: Email: Chapter Name: Adviser Name: Adviser E-mail: Instagram username:

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