This can be a written evaluation or verbal critique. Get those involved together for an informal meal to discuss the positive and negative aspects of the activity so that it will be better the next time around. Nothing is perfect and we can learn from our successes and failures. Acknowledgment Acknowledge those who contributed their time and energy to the project. Announce the planning committee at your membership meetings and include their names on posters and in publicity.
People like to be recognized for their contributions.
An award ceremony at the end of the semester is a great way to end the year and have a meaningful gathering to celebrate success. Always think about grooming new leaders. The key to a successful NSNA chapter is well-prepared leadership. However, you will find participation will generate more participation. When students hear from those who participated about what they missed, they will participate the next time around.