Convocation marks the farewell to our esteemed seniors, the class of 2023. As a respectful junior, I sought to bid our seniors a formal and concise adieu. The anticipation for the event was heightened as it transpired in an off-campus auditorium, with the prescribed dress code being Indian formal attire for students, teachers, and the organizing committee.
LO1:
Participation in the convocation committee allowed me to develop organizational skills. Coordinating the logistics of an off-campus event demanded meticulous planning, scheduling, and attention to detail. This experience fostered a sense of responsibility and organization, contributing to my overall ability to manage complex tasks.
LO2:
In my capacity as a volunteer, stationed outside the school premises, my responsibilities included maintaining event decorum and assisting seniors in locating their seats and collecting their caps and gowns. This experience facilitated the enhancement of my communication skills through attendee management.
LO7:
I prioritized ethical considerations, upholding transparency, fairness, and equal respect for all attendees. Ensuring that no individual received preferential treatment, but rather the same service extended to every guest, reflected our commitment to ethical principles. The convocation ceremony, thus, not only celebrated our seniors’ achievements but also embodied integrity and inclusivity within our organization.
Communicator: My role as a volunteer required constant communication. I honed my communication skills by assisting seniors in locating their seats, explaining event details, and collaborating with the organizing committee.
Thinker: The need for meticulous planning and quick thinking in addressing unforeseen challenges during the event enhanced my critical thinking abilities. I had to think on my feet to ensure the smooth flow of the ceremony.
In conclusion, the event proved to be a success and a valuable experience that will undoubtedly contribute to my ability to organize future events with enhanced efficiency.