By this point, you should have a big-picture idea of WBC’s guiding principles and aims. Now, let’s get into the basics of how to maintain membership and maximize your experience each semester.

Detailed on our Notion page’s “START HERE” are all the necessary steps to join us for a given semester, but to be perfectly clear, one must, during the month of September, January, or May:

• Reading WBC 001 through WBC 004 and one (or more) of the Big Three overviews.
• Fill out our interest form and attend one of our two mass meetings, or meet with a core team member during a Flow Workshop to have an informal chat.

<aside> 💡 (We are still hammering out a process for onboarding during/mid-semester – just come by to one of our Flow Workshops and introduce yourself and we can get you onboarded).

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After completion of this first month, a member is fully “onboarded”. Welcome aboard! After this point, a member is expected to do some form of research, outreach, or development that is either in line with their own interest or the interest of a group they are a part of.

At the end of each month, we will host a semi-formal presentation and discussion from our club to the campus community where we:

• Host members of the global Web3 community and campus community to discuss topics including but not limited to: abstract and novel uses of NFTs, protocol and incentive design, and how crypto can be used as a force for the good, true, and beautiful.

We see this as a wonderful opportunity for new members to learn of and question professionals in the space — all of the people we bring on will be a part of our network! So if you have an interesting person you would like to make a connection with, it’s possible they would be willing to come on and speak their mind about a topic related to their domain.

Now, onto how members of the club contribute, through what we call “flows”: