Problem

When I became Vice President of the Debating Club at my university, we were facing a major problem. Our club had been losing members over the past few years, and our events were not attracting as much attention as they used to. We needed to find a way to revitalize the club and make it more appealing to students.

We brainstormed various ideas, but none of them seemed to be effective in bringing back our lost members. We needed a solution that would not only attract new members but also retain our existing ones.

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Solution

After conducting extensive research and analyzing the feedback from our current members, we came up with a plan. We decided to organize more interactive events that would engage students and encourage them to participate actively in debates. We also introduced training sessions for beginners so that they could improve their skills and feel confident about participating in debates.

To promote our events, we created social media pages and started advertising on campus notice boards. We also reached out to other clubs and organizations on campus for collaborations, which helped us attract more students from different faculties.

Impact

Increase in membership by 70%

Revitalizing University Debating Club