What was the purpose of creating co-chairs in the LEAD Scholars events?

• A. To provide creative insight and assist in achieving goals (marketing, decorations, activities)
• B. To replace the event coordinator
• C. To reduce attendance
• D. To handle security

Answer: (A)

The idea behind having co-chairs is to bring additional creative energy and shared responsibility to planning and delivering the event. In LEAD Scholars events, co-chairs contribute ideas for marketing, decorations, and activities and help turn those ideas into real, workable plans. By working alongside the event coordinator, they distribute tasks, keep projects moving, and help the event hit its goals more reliably than one person could manage alone. They’re there to support and amplify what the lead organizer does, not to replace them. Security and attendance decisions come from different roles, so co-chairs aren’t primarily focused on those areas.