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Parent and Family Council Interest Form

Thank you for your interest in the Presbyterian College Parent and Family Council. By participating in the Parents & Family Council, you will help play a critical role in the lives of all PC students. Through volunteerism, communication, engagement, and philanthropy, the PC Parents & Family Council enhances the PC experience for the entire family!

Council Member Benefits

The opportunity to meaningfully impact the college through engagement, volunteerism, and philanthropy.
The opportunity to meet, welcome, and network with other PC families.
Receive support and encouragement from other PC Families.

Council Member Responsibilities

Actively participate in Council projects and initiates while serving as a positive ambassador for PC in your local community.
Make a personally meaningful annual gift to PC by supporting the PC Fund or the Scotsman Club.
Serve on the Council for a minimum of 1-year.

Council Member Roles & Terms

Parent and Family Council Chair (1 couple or single parent)
- 1-Year Term
- Preferred to have served as a Class Chair prior to becoming Council Chair
- Selected by PC Advancement and Student Life
Class Chairs
- 1-Year Term
- Preferred to have served as a Class Chair prior to becoming Council Chair
- Selected by PC Advancement and Student Life
  - Senior Class Chairs (1-3 couples or single parents)
  - Junior Class Chairs (1-3 couples or single parents)
  - Sophomore Class Chairs (1-3 couples or single parents)
  - Freshman Class Chairs (1-3 couples or single parents)
General Membership
- 1-year term
- All current PC parents and family members are welcomed and invited to serve.

Your Contact Information
Your Name*
First Last Suffix
Preferred Name
Email*
Cell Phone*
Home Phone
Home Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Employer
Job Title
Work Phone
Work Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Are you a Presbyterian College alumnus?*
- Yes
- No
What year did you graduate?
Spouse's Information
Spouse's Full Name
First Last Suffix
Spouse's Preferred Name
Spouse's Preferred Email
Spouse's Cell Phone
Spouse's Employer
Spouse's Job Title
Spouse's Work Phone
Spouse's Work Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Are they a Presbyterian College alumnus?
- Yes
- No
What year did they graduate?
PC Student Information
PC Student Name*
First Last Suffix
PC Student Cell Phone
PC Student Email
PC Student Current Academic Class
Volunteer Opportunities
Please indicate ways you would like to be involved:*
- Fall Opportunities
  • Move-In Volunteer (August)
  • Fan Day with PC Athletics (August)
  • Family Weekend (Sept/Oct)
- Spring Opportunities
  • Accepted Students Day (March)
  • Commencement (May)
  • New Family Outreach (On-going)
- Summer Opportunities
  • New Student Orientation (July)
  • Summer Send-Off Events (various cities/locations)
Leadership Chair Positions
Leadership Chair positions are available for each class in accordance with your student’s class year (freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior). If you (and your spouse if applicable) would like to be considered for a leadership Class Chair position (i.e. Class Chair Couple for the freshman class) please tell us more about your interest, employment, and past involvement in parent groups, advisory boards, fundraising, and community service. One to two Class Chair Couples are appointed each year by PC Advancement and Student Life staff.

Class Chair Responsibilities include:

• Serve as leaders as well as parent and family ambassadors by representing your student’s class year on the Council.
• Make a philanthropic annual gift to the PC Fund or Scotsman Club at the recommended level of $1,000 or more.
• Encourage other PC parents and family members to engage with PC through volunteerism and philanthropy.
• Serve as the Lead Volunteer on one or more of the volunteer opportunities as listed in the “Volunteer Opportunities Section.”
• Actively engage and assist with Presbyterian College activities and college-wide initiatives.
• Work with PC Development staff to aid in the efforts to develop private sources of funding.

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