RULES

All challenges require the submission of the Points Google Form
Challenge specific additional rules and requirements are detailed in the descriptions

100 MAKE A MOCKTAIL

Description:

Create an ORIGINAL single serving Non-Alcoholic Mixed Drink as a chapter. This challenge must be completed by May 13th at 10a to participate in the contest on May 13th.

Requirements:

At least 5 members participate in the drink creation.
No alcoholic ingredients
Not made as a "batch" and distributed, but created as a single serving (think like ordering a drink at a bar)
NOTE: If you choose to enter the contest, the college will provide basic sodas, fruit, and a selection of non alcoholic spirits such as Seedlip and Ritual. If you elect to include other items in your drink, you will have to provide these yourself at the contest.

Submit:

Google Form
A picture of the drink making process featuring all participants
A list of ingredients

100 MOCKTAIL CONTEST

100

Description:

Submit your drink by May 13th 10am and table at the Mocktail Contest on 10p May 13th. Must complete “Mocktail Challenge” to qualify. Drinks will be judged on presentation, taste, and popularity. 1st place overall will receive 300 points. The prize for the fan favorite winner is a surprise that will be revealed at the event.

Requirements:

Register at least 1 member to run a table at the Mocktail Contest on May 13th from 10p-11p. This involves preparing your drink for the judge and helping other students make your drink. At least 1 member must be present for the entire event to qualify.

Submit by May 13th:

Google Form
The recipe, including the name
A picture of the drink to judge on presentations
Names and Contact information of the individuals who will run your table during the event.

EVENT PLANNING

100

Description:

Suggest an event that the College could host that you would actually attend.
Survey found HERE

Requirements:

Well thought out, adheres to Dartmouth regulations regarding safety and risk reduction, enhances the wellbeing of the Dartmouth community

Submit:

Google Form
Survey
- Select (“Looking for partnerships for a specific idea”)
- Submission form will ask: title, brief description, intended audience, number of people you hope to engage, collaborators, how does your idea improve wellbeing in the Dartmouth community?

ATTEND AN EVENT

100

Description:

Attend any of the events on the IVY Events Cal.

Requirements:

Bring your student ID to swipe in!
Other requirements such as group size and composition are detailed in the About section of each event

Submit:

Google Form
Reflection Questions
- What event did you attend?
- How did the event shift focus away from substance misuse towards other forms of community bonding?
- What is one observation you made about yourself or Dartmouth culture/social scene as a result of this event?

300 PHILANTHROPY

300

Description:

Plan a philanthropy event for your club/team/org.

Requirements:

At least 4 members involved in the event planning
Event meets risk reduction and safety standards
Event is creative, fun, and does not center around alcohol

Submit:

PDF Write Up including:
- LOGISTICS
  - Org you are working with or fundraising for
  - Description of event or fundraiser
  - Cost of event
  - Participants
  - Supplies
  - Potential Date
  - How to Advertise
  - Other necessary logistics such as third parties that must be contacted and their contact info or how money will be collected
  - Names of all planners and contact information
  - How much money do you hope to raise? (if fundraiser)
- REFLECTION
  - How does this Organization relate to your club/team/org values?
  - How does your event/fundraiser embody the values of your club/team/org and partner org?
  - What are you most excited about for this event?
  - Why do you think this event will be successful?

SOCIAL EVENT

300

Description:

Plan a social event for your club/team/org.

Requirements:

At least 4 members involved in the event planning
Event meets risk reduction and safety standards
Event is creative, fun, and does not center around alcohol

Submit:

PDF Write Up including:
- LOGISTICS
  - Description of event
  - Location
  - Cost of event
  - Participants
  - Supplies
  - Potential Date
  - Other necessary logistics such as third parties that must be contacted
  - Names of all planners and contact information
- REFLECTION
  - How does this event shift focus away from binge drinking and towards other fun forms of community bonding?
  - What are you most excited about for this event?
  - Why do you think this event will be successful?

EDUCATION EVENT

300

Description:

Plan an Education event for your club/team/org.

Requirements:

At least 1 Exec and 3 other members involved in the event planning
Event meets risk reduction and safety standards
Event is creative, fun, and does not center around alcohol

Submit:

PDF Write Up including:
- LOGISTICS
  - Description of the topic of your event
  - Cost of event
  - Participants
  - Supplies
  - Potential Date
  - How to Advertise (if open to campus)
  - Relevant third parties to contact + their contact info
  - Other necessary logistics
  - Names of all planners and contact information
- REFLECTION
  - How does Education around this topic relate to your club/team/org values?
  - What are you most excited about for this event?
  - Why do you think this event will be successful?

SPEAKER EVENT

300

Description:

Find a speaker you would like to speak to your club/team/org.

Requirements:

Speaker relates in some way to your club/team/org values. Clear justification for why bringing this speaker to your club/team/org would benefit your community.

Submit:

Google Form
PDF Write Up including:
- LOGISTICS
  - Speaker name
  - Estimated cost
  - Potential dates
  - Potential location
  - Other logistics (whether food or drinks are present, how to encourage members to attend, etc)
- REFLECTION
  - Why your club/team/org is interested in this Speaker?
  - How does the Speaker connect to your club/team/org values?

500 LEADERSHIP DILEMMAS

500

Description:

How can values- personal and organizational- help inform your decision making as an emerging leader? This workshop allows you to reflect on ways to create a culture that is welcoming to all members and supportive of the goals and values of your organization. We will discuss “real-life" leadership dilemmas that Dartmouth students may face and offer an opportunity to fine-tune practices and activities within your group.

There are limited spots so sign up early to ensure you get points!
- Thursday, May 17th @ 5p
- Tuesday, May 12th @ 5p

Requirements:

Register at the above link
1 freshman,1 sophomore,1 junior, and 1 senior (total of 4 members) attends

Submit:

Google Form

RULES

100

MAKE A MOCKTAIL

Create an ORIGINAL single serving Non-Alcoholic Mixed Drink as a chapter. This challenge must be completed by May 13th at 10a to participate in the contest on May 13th.

Requirements:

At least 5 members participate in the drink creation.

No alcoholic ingredients

Not made as a "batch" and distributed, but created as a single serving (think like ordering a drink at a bar)

NOTE: If you choose to enter the contest, the college will provide basic sodas, fruit, and a selection of non alcoholic spirits such as Seedlip and Ritual. If you elect to include other items in your drink, you will have to provide these yourself at the contest.

Submit:

Google Form

A picture of the drink making process featuring all participants

A list of ingredients

100

MOCKTAIL CONTEST

100

Requirements:

Register at least 1 member to run a table at the Mocktail Contest on May 13th from 10p-11p. This involves preparing your drink for the judge and helping other students make your drink. At least 1 member must be present for the entire event to qualify.

Submit by May 13th:

Google Form

The recipe, including the name

A picture of the drink to judge on presentations

Names and Contact information of the individuals who will run your table during the event.

EVENT PLANNING

100

Description:

Suggest an event that the College could host that you would actually attend.

Survey found HERE

Requirements:

Well thought out, adheres to Dartmouth regulations regarding safety and risk reduction, enhances the wellbeing of the Dartmouth community

Submit:

Google Form

Survey

Select (“Looking for partnerships for a specific idea”)

Submission form will ask: title, brief description, intended audience, number of people you hope to engage, collaborators, how does your idea improve wellbeing in the Dartmouth community?

ATTEND AN EVENT

100

Description:

Attend any of the events on the IVY Events Cal.

Requirements:

Bring your student ID to swipe in!

Other requirements such as group size and composition are detailed in the About section of each event

Submit:

Google Form

Reflection Questions

What event did you attend?

How did the event shift focus away from substance misuse towards other forms of community bonding?

What is one observation you made about yourself or Dartmouth culture/social scene as a result of this event?

300

PHILANTHROPY

300

Description:

Plan a philanthropy event for your club/team/org.

Requirements:

At least 4 members involved in the event planning

Event meets risk reduction and safety standards

Event is creative, fun, and does not center around alcohol

Submit:

PDF Write Up including:

LOGISTICS

Org you are working with or fundraising for

Description of event or fundraiser

Cost of event

Participants

Supplies

Potential Date

How to Advertise

Other necessary logistics such as third parties that must be contacted and their contact info or how money will be collected

Names of all planners and contact information

How much money do you hope to raise? (if fundraiser)

REFLECTION

How does this Organization relate to your club/team/org values?

How does your event/fundraiser embody the values of your club/team/org and partner org?

What are you most excited about for this event?

Why do you think this event will be successful?

SOCIAL EVENT

300

Description:

Plan a social event for your club/team/org.

Requirements: