You were selected as your class's Social Media Chair because someone on this chapter's leadership team saw something in you. This toolkit is designed to make sure you know exactly what your role asks of you, how to do it well, and how to use this year to build something that actually matters to you — and leaves a mark on Canyon Chapter.
Dear Ticktocker® Social Media Chair,
Someone on our chapter leadership team put your name on this list. That doesn't happen by accident. They saw something in you — a sense of creativity, responsibility, or a way of showing up — and decided you were the right person for this role. I hope this year gives you the chance to find out what they saw.
Here is what I want you to know going in: this role is real. The photos you take, the captions you write, and the ideas you bring to this team will shape how your class is remembered in Canyon Chapter. That archive lives long after your Ticktocker years end. It matters.
I also want to be honest with you about what this year asks. There are rules in this role that are non-negotiable — about privacy, about safety, about what goes public and what doesn't. They exist to protect every girl in this chapter, including you and your classmates. Once you understand why those rules exist, I think you will feel the same way about them that I do.
Beyond the expectations, I want to hear from you. If you have an idea for a series, a post, a way of doing something differently — bring it to me. I mean that. You know your class better than anyone on the VP team does. Your perspective is genuinely useful, and I will take it seriously.
This year, I am committed to giving you real feedback, real support, and real credit for the work you do. You are part of this communications team. We will treat you that way.
I am glad you are here. Let's make it a great year.
This section tells you exactly what you own, what you do not own, and why the boundaries exist. There is no guessing in this role. Clear expectations mean fewer mistakes and more confidence.
Every piece of content you submit follows the same path. Learn this workflow and you will never be unsure about what to do next. The goal is to get your work approved quickly, posted on time, and looking great.
When Natalie reviews your work, she may say:
Edit requests are not rejections. They are the normal part of any communications process. Good writers revise.
You are not just a content submitter. You are the closest person on this team to your class — their interests, their energy, what actually lands with them on social media. That knowledge is valuable to the VP Communications team, and we want to hear it.
Have an idea? Fill this out and submit it to Natalie. She will review every pitch and respond within one week.
The content this chapter creates lives in our Drive archive long after any individual year ends. Future VPs reference it. New members look at it. What you build this year becomes part of the chapter's story. You have the chance to leave something behind that is genuinely yours.
Below are four legacy tracks. You choose one — or propose your own. Talk it through with Natalie in your first check-in.
This role is a leadership development opportunity, not just a task. By the end of the year, you will have built real skills in content strategy, brand voice, team communication, and professional workflow. These transfer directly to future leadership roles — in NCL, in school, and beyond.
All Ticktocker® Social Media Chairs for the 2026–2027 season. Know who your peers are — you are part of a team across all six classes.
| Class | Social Media Chair(s) | Note | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class of 2027 | Stephanie Rue* | Senior year — Legacy Track D (mentoring next chair) is especially meaningful for this class | Graduating |
| Class of 2028 | Sarah Tate · Katie Fennimore GLA-managed — Robin to confirm TT chair(s) |
This class is coordinated through Graduate Leadership Advisors (adult volunteers), not a student Ticktocker chair. Check with Robin Dudnick before distributing this toolkit to this group. | Verify |
| Class of 2029 | Leanne Heslop · Alexis Braun · Beth Henderson Confirm: TT chairs or GLAs? |
Three-person team listed — verify with Robin Dudnick whether these are Ticktocker chairs or GLA advisors before distributing | Verify |
| Class of 2030 | Kylene Sherer | ||
| Class of 2031 | Annie Baker · Katie Hock · Yuko Porter | Three-person team — strong opportunity to co-lead an original series together | |
| Class of 2032 | Emily Civita · Tammy Roland · Nicole Hollins | Newest class — great opportunity for a "first year" visual story series |
Tear this page out (or screenshot it) and keep it somewhere you will actually see it. These are the things you need to know cold.
Use all five on every post. Add event-specific tags below (examples: #radcamp, #classof2027, #motherdaughter, #seniorrecognition).