3. What makes a memorable night out/event?

4. What ruins a night out/event?

6. Negative Examples
Scenario One: Due to lack of awareness regarding alcohol consumption a member of a club fell down the Campus Centre steps and split their head open, which then lead to her being taken to A&E.

7. Negative Examples
Scenario Two: A member didn’t feel welcomed or comfortable in a social situation which left them leaving the society.

8. Negative Examples
Scenario Three: A Fresher joined a society and was peer pressured into a situation where they weren’t comfortable, which then lead to them feeling down and upset.

9. What Are Your Responsibilities

10. What Can You Proactively Do
Run a variety of social events
Make sure everyone feels welcome
Be aware of others behaviour
Be a role model (cliché I know)
Safety first

11. What To Do If Things Go Wrong
Know who to contact in an emergency
Seek advice from myself or a member of the Activities Department if you are unsure how to solve a problem
Common sense

13. Top Tips to Deal with Alcohol Related Accidents
Recognise the signs:
- Slurred speech and unsteady on their feet
Flushed face
Remember, just because they might have drank the same amount of you, it can affect them differently

14. Top Tips to Deal with Alcohol Related Accidents
If you are at the scene of an accident, call the emergency services as soon as possible. Once you’ve called for help, if the person who needs it is unconscious, make sure their airway is open. If they are sick and their throat or tongue becomes blocked with vomit, they can choke and stop breathing.

15. The Mandala Project

16. Straight away
Polite
Evidence
Avoid confrontation
Know who to speak to

17. What does a wise social event look like?

18. Introduce new members to the committee (make the Healthy and Safety role more known).
Make it known you’re a friendly face they can come and talk too.
Set boundaries (you’re not there to mummy cuddle them).
Look out for each other.
Be aware of peoples limits.
No peer pressure.
Common sense.
Set a variety of non-drinking socials in addition.

19. Sponsorships
Tuesday 26th September deadline for all signatures and delivered to the office.
Please find attached the Sponsorship form in the Committee resources online (due to be updated).
Change to come to protect your group from not receiving your sponsorship.

20. NO TO YORK ROAD

21. Other Events… Celebrations Balls Raise and Giving (RAG)
Need support or a space? Just ask Activities, they’ll be more than happy to help 

22. Key contacts Security – 0116 2577642 Activities Department
Keira Rounsley, VP Welfare and Community –
The Mandala Project (9-5pm) Security on (24 hours). Call this number if you urgently need help OR