Week 1

• Kickoff session to learn about the missions and goals of Hack4Impact as a national organization and each individual chapters impact on their communities
• Examples of nonprofits that H4I chapters have worked with and the solutions developed by the chapters
• Overview of bootcamp expectations
• How chapters are organized and set up including
  • Roles in the leadership team
  • Tools that chapters use and for what (like slack etiquette)
  • Election processes for new leadership
  • Semester schedule (project sourcing + recruiting → team formation → launch party → project work → project delivery → demo day)
• Importance of documentation

action items for chapters

• Set up a reoccurring calendar invite for your weekly 1on1
• Set up a directors channels on slack
• Send nationals everyone’s personal emails and preferred h4i email
• Set up the chapters main notion page
• Explore the process to apply to become a recognized club
  • Request any documentation needed from nationals for this
• Assign roles on your board of directors, noting gaps to fill
• [optional] Set up a google drive for your chapter

Week 2

• Go over process for registering chapters with their university/school
• Building your first project team
  • recruiting
  • info sessions
  • application
  • interviews

action items for chapters

• Begin discussing and outlining recruiting strategy
  • This Fall, you only need enough members to fill out one team but start building foundations for future recruitment cycles (applications, roster management, interview rubrics, candidate evaluation guidelines etc)