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Leadership & Professionalism in Event Execution 
This rubric defines the leadership and professionalism of undergraduate students working in teams to plan an event.
Rubric Code: B98C5W
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Acceptable

2 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Exceptional

4 pts


(N/A)

Attendance/Participation
Attendance

Poor

Student did not attend the event.
Student did not attend the majority of the team meetings for the event.
Acceptable

Student missed 70% of the team meetings for the event.
Satisfactory

Student attended 80% of the meetings for the event.
Exceptional

Student attended and was on time.
N/A
Participation

Poor

Student did not participate in activities. Did not listen to others or pay attention to team leaders.
Acceptable

Student participated in activities 70% (or slightly less) of the time with some prompting. Rarely listened to others or paid attention to team leaders.
Satisfactory

Student participated in activities in discussions in 80% of the time with minimal prompting. Usually listened to others and pays attention to team leaders.
Exceptional

Student consistently participated in activities and discussions without prompting. Listened to others and paid attention to team leaders.
N/A
Participation Dynamics
Attitude

Poor

Student consistently demonstrated a negative and disrespectful attitude toward peers and team leaders. Usually had a negative attitude about group tasks.
Acceptable

Student struggles to demonstrate a positve and respectful attitude towards peers and team leaders. Often has a negative attitude about group tasks.
Satisfactory

Student usually demonstrated a positive and respectful attitude towards peers and team leaders. Often has a positive attitude about group tasks.
Exceptional

Student consistenly demonstrated a positive and respectful attitude toward peers and team leaders. Almost always has a positive attitude about group tasks.
N/A
Focus

Poor

Student rarely focused on the group discussion or task. Required constant redirection to stay on task.
Acceptable

Student focused intermittently on the group discussion or task. Required frequent redirection to stay on task.
Satisfactory

Student usually maintained focus on the group discussion or task. Required occasional redirection to stay on task.
Exceptional

Student consistently stayed focused on the group discussion and task. Required minimal redirection to stay on task.
N/A
Effort

Poor

Processing/work reflected no effort from this student.
Acceptable

Processing/work reflected little effort from this student.
Satisfactory

Processing/work reflected some effort from this student.
Exceptional

Processing/work reflected a strong effort from this student.
N/A
Leadership/Professionalism
Independent & Collaborative Work

Poor

Does not complete tasks.
Overly relies on others.
Asks repetitive questions.
Poor teamwork skills.
Acceptable

Depends on others for occassional assistance.
Asks clarification questions.
Cooperates in groups most of the time.
Satisfactory

Follows directions, uses time productively and completes work in a timely manner.
Shares ideas. Accepts the ideas of others. Does an appropriate share of a group's work.
Exceptional

Takes initiative and is self motivaated.
Completes tasks without prompting.
Is highly cooperative and displays leadership in team situations.
N/A
Respect & Responsibility

Poor

Inappropriate behavior most of the time.
Needs frequent reminders to respect other's ideas and vendor's property.
Acceptable

Appropriate behavior demonstrated most of the time.
Satisfactory

Appropriate behavior in the event setting. Respects other's ideas and vendors' property.
Exceptional

Positive role model.
Exemplary actions.
N/A
Professionalism

Poor

Was not approachable, dedicated, flexible or patient in the event planning and orchestrration process.
Did not honor "dress code".
Acceptable

70% of the time maintained conduct and "dress code" during the event planning and orchestration.
Satisfactory

80% of the time maintained conduct and "dress code" during the event planning and orchestration.
Exceptional

Maintained conduct and "dress code" appearance during event planning and orchestration, by being approachable, dedicated, flexible, and patient.
N/A
Time Management Skills

Poor

Does not prioritize goals, set SMART objectives, create action plans and demonstrate project management skills.
Acceptable

70% of the time prioritizes goals, sets SMART objectives, creates action plans and demonstrates project management skills.
Satisfactory

80% of the time prioritizes goals, sets SMART objectives, creates action plans and demonstrates project management skills.
Exceptional

Prioritizes goals, sets SMART objectives, creates action plans and demonstrates project management skills.
N/A



Keywords:
  • Leadership, Professionalism, Event Planning







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