When I was in college, I joined the readers' association because I prefer reading. Reading improves readers' reading appreciation level, makes their brains grow and gives people enlightenment. Readers' associations working in the library can help students use the library efficiently, normatively and civilly, and organize various reading-themed activities. Taking the library as the center, it radiates to the whole college in order to create a vivid, free and tasteful reading atmosphere among readers. I often participate in activities such as reading sharing meetings and recitation competitions organized by associations, and feel that I have made great progress and it is also very meaningful.
What are the positions and departments of readers' associations?
Instructor: Instruct the Association to carry out activities.
President: Plan and deploy the overall work of the Association.
Vice President: Assist the president to handle daily affairs and cooperate with the work arrangement.
Office: Attend and record meetings and manage association documents.
Network promotion department: carry out various publicity activities of the association on the Internet.
Propaganda editorial department: editing, distributing and writing press releases of association publications.
External relations department: the association's contact with various societies inside and outside the school and the organization's participation in social practice.
Literary and Artistic Creation Department: responsible for literary creation, editing, program arrangement and friendship with other university reading clubs.