The Conference
Schedule offers a
blend of stimulating
workshops and
roundtables which
encourage active
participation.

This conference isn't for everyone. It is designed specifically for committed student leaders and their advisors from two and four-year colleges and universities. This is a working conference stressing small group discussions, a sharing of information and facilitators with solutions to concerns.

Pat J. Bosco, founder of the Center for Leadership Development and administrator at Kansas State University, has over 35 years of experience in student leadership training and student government advising. Bosco, along with a staff of committed faculty members from around the United States, works hands on with the conference program, ensuring the conference reflects current trends and provides newcomers and returning delegates with new discussion opportunities.

The National Leadership Conference on Student Government is the nation's longest-running S.G.A. conference specifically for student government leaders and advisors. Campus leaders looking for a workshop opportunity with a variety of discussion topics, an experienced faculty (over 425 years of collective S.G.A experience), and an opportunity to provide input on the topics presented should look no further.

So we can continue to maintain the quality of interaction among conference delegates and workshop faculty we are once again limiting our conference to 250 delegates.

Special Activities Include:

Roundtables

A popular event in the past, the roundtables give conference delegates from similar size institutions an opportunity to share new ideas, current trends and answers to common problems with student government leaders from across the nation.

The roundtables will be conducted in six areas, for maximum effectiveness.

1. Community Colleges
2. 1,500 students or less
3. 1,500 to 3,000 students
4. 3,000 to 6,000 students
5. 6,000-10,000 students
6. 10,000 or more students

Get Acquainted Mixer

Special sessions for advisors Student Government

Idea and Material Exchange

Be sure to bring items to swap. Students Handbooks, promotional material, student newspapers, judicial procedures, book markers, calendars, student government constitutions, etc.

Sweat shirt exchange among delegates

(Bring one per delegate to swap)

Individual consulting sessions with Conference Faculty and new topics for sessions developed on the spot.

Officer roundtables will once again be organized.

This conference will help your student government

achieve the following objectives:

Reduce student apathy.

Exciting new approaches will be introduced which should result in renewed student and faculty interest in student government.

Improve student input on your campus.

Regardless of the input you have now we offer concrete suggestions which will improve your student participation in campus governance.

Assist you in forming a "plan of action" for resolving your own campus concerns.

Provide the necessary skills and ideas enabling you to "make a difference" on your campus next year.

Attendance will be limited to 250 delegates --

you will not get lost in the crowd.