Final decisions in logistics should begin panning out. Proposals made during the development stage lead to formatting in the review stage. The committee, programming council, executive director and advisor should review the program proposal. Refinement Solidifying reservations and contacts, finalizing all specific operations, developing advertising and adjusting strategy to meet new developments in the target market. The programming council should approve the program proposal and copies filed with the committee, executive director, executive vice president, and programs area secretary.
Implementation Begin marketing and make final contacts.
Production Proffering the program to an audience and all that a production entails. Evaluation Documentation of what went well, what can be improved, and lessons learned should be formulated. Expenses related to student service fees and donor contributions should be considered. Different programs aim for different goals, so evaluations may vary in content. Copies of the evaluation should be filed with the committee, executive director, executive vice president, and programs area secretary.