What Are Paw Points?
Paw Points are a way to see how active and invested our Club members are in our club. it is a way to monitor the contribution you have provided to the club that will reward you at the end of each semester.
Paw Point Breakdown:
What is Expected of You:
Members are expected to earn at least 15 PAW Points per semester (i.e. 5 meetings and 1 social events). If you absolutely cannot attend general meetings due to class, work, or volunteering, your 15 paw points can be earned by participating in events or watching the meeting recordings. You are only considered an active member if you meet the minimum requirement.
Incentive for Being an Active Member:
Graduation sashes are given to active members that have received a minimum of 30 points.
Also, you can receive awards for being the Most Active Member and Member of the Year depending on how many PAW Points you earn during the year.
- 2 points for each meeting (Receive only 1 point if you leave early)
- 4 points for attending outside meetings
- 4 points for fundraisers
- 3 points for Ice Skating Fundraiser, 1 point for each person you bring
- 5 points for Suture Clinic and Puppy Therapy
- 4 points for makeup recordings ( 1 for proof of watching video/ contacting speaker &3 for a min of 5 questions asked)
What is Expected of You:
Members are expected to earn at least 15 PAW Points per semester (i.e. 5 meetings and 1 social events). If you absolutely cannot attend general meetings due to class, work, or volunteering, your 15 paw points can be earned by participating in events or watching the meeting recordings. You are only considered an active member if you meet the minimum requirement.
Incentive for Being an Active Member:
Graduation sashes are given to active members that have received a minimum of 30 points.
- If you were in the club for 2 years, you will also receive an orange cord.
- If you were in the club for 2 years and became an executive board member, you will receive a double colored cord.
Also, you can receive awards for being the Most Active Member and Member of the Year depending on how many PAW Points you earn during the year.
