Quantitative Goals Set by State Officers | Nebraska Phi Beta Lambda

Your Nebraska State Officers met in May to plan the upcoming year and set multiple goals. In order to help chapters know the goals they are working to obtain, we have outlined the major quantitative goals below:

2010 – 2011 Total Membership Goal: 389
2009 – 2010 Final Membership Total: 338
Goal for each chapter to increase membership by 15%
- Check the spreadsheet under the Resources -> Documents section to see what your specific chapter goal is and how you are doing to reach that goal
Looking into reestablishing or starting chapters at:
- Hastings
- SCC-Lincoln, Milford
- Central Community College – Grand Island, Hastings
- Union College
- Concordia University
- Central Community College – Columbus
- Western Nebraska Community College – Scottsbluff, Sidney, Alliance
- Kaplan University
- College of Saint Mary – Lincoln
- Grace University
- Nebraska Methodist College
- Metro Community College
Professional Division Goal – each chapter increase by one
Fall Leadership Conference Attendance Goal: 100
State Leadership Conference Attendance Goal: 175
Partnership Goal: $2500
Husker Raffle Goal: $2000
Spring Raffle Goal: $750
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About the Author

Megan Boice

Hello everyone! I’m Megan Boice, your Nebraska PBL President. I am a senior at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln where I attend the Raikes School and am working on a major in Finance and a minor in Computer Science. I absolutely love school and am sad to say that I will be graduating soon. My experience with this organization started only a few years ago as a freshman, but I have enjoyed the opportunities this group has provided and cannot wait to continue serving my local chapter as president and the state.

I have tried to become as active as possible on campus through joining a sorority, Chi Omega, where I serve as the current Philanthropy Chair. I am also a member of Husker Choices, a College of Business Administration Student Ambassador, an Instructional Assistant for BSAD 101, a TeamMates mentor, and a Friendship Home volunteer. I was recently initiated into the Innocents Society where I will serve as its philanthropy chair. In my free time, I enjoy working out and spending time with my friends.

I look forward to working with the new state officer team along with the state’s PBL members this year. I am hoping to continue growing the organization through improved conferences and increased publicity. It is the members and local chapters that make this organization what it is, keep up the hard work!