Student Organization Leadership book on Starting, Running, and Improving Student Groups released

Jan. 19, 2010 - PRLog -- Title:  
Student Organization Leadership: Starting, Running, and Improving a Student Group
Authors: Cyrus Fakharzadeh and Dr. Mark Todd
ISBN#: 0-7414-5737-7 (10-digit); 978-0-7414-5737-0 (13-digit)
Retail Price: $11.95
Page length: 153 pages
Publishing Year: 2010
Publisher: Infinity Publishing, 1094 New Dehaven St., Suite 100, W. Conshohocken, PA 19428


Who this book is for:
The main audience of this book is college/university (two-year, four-year, and graduate) and high school students.

What this book is about:
The 2nd edition of this paperback is loaded with updated advice and examples on how to run and improve just about any student group. The official site of the book is www.StudentOrgLeader.com that has more information and details.

When this book is available:
After the publication of the 1st edition in 2007, the 2nd edition book has been released as of January 2010.

Where this book is sold:
This paperback edition can be purchased at BuyBooksOnTheWeb.com (1-877-BUY-BOOK) and will be available for purchase at other sites and booksellers later on.

How was this book written:
This book was developed from the experiences and knowledge of two successful student leaders over a number of years.

Why a 2nd edition of this book was written:
The 2nd edition has been expanded with more pages, including a new chapter on improving student groups. Other revisions to the content have been made throughout the book.


Biographies of the Authors:

Cyrus Fakharzadeh has many years of experience as a leader of student organizations at the high school and college levels. He has attained several high school and college student awards for his service and contributions to student organizations. A Project Management Professional with three master’s degrees, he has been consulting for student group leaders for several years.

Mark Todd has served for a number of years as a leader in student government. Holding a PhD, he has received honors for his student leadership from many national organizations. Serving as a mentor to student leaders, he has been honored by the student government at his university for service to the organization.