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Student aovernment from 9 states to mee
An ASUN Senate ad hoc committe met'
sursday night to discuss organization of an
iober student government conference,
udents attending tho conference will
oresent a nine state area, according to
ve Howlett, ASUN second vice president
d chairman of the committee.
Howlett said the conference, to be held in
j Nebraska Union, will bring together
i lent leaders from Nebraska, Kansas,
lorado, Oklahoma, Missouri, South Dako
Western Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota.
for four days, Oct. 17-20, an anticipated
iwd of 200 college students will discuss
dership and administrative skills, Howlett
:d. ' . . v
The conference has been in the making
ce May when ASUN joined the National
iitute of Student Governments, NISG,
tugh which Howlett said he discovered
dent Leadership Services fSLSl.
SLS, a non-profit organization from
Milwaukee, Wise, which aids in educating
student organizational leaders, will help with
the conference.
Art Alexander, ASUN senator and member
of the conference committee, said he hopes
the conference will help ASUN become more
effective for UNL.
"This conference will help ASUN figure
out what it's supposed to do, and how to do
it,", he said.
Committee members said the conference
will expose ASUN representatives to other
forms of student government, with so many
schools represented. Members said they
hope to get ideas for a more effective form of
UNL government than ASUN's present
structure.
Cost for the out of state students will be
$65 a person according to Howlett. This
includes housing and meals, plus cost of the
conference itself. Men will be housed in Abe!
Hall with tentative plans for the women to
stay in the Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education on East Campus.
According to Howlett, the conference will
begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, October 17. From
then until Saturday noon, with the help of
SLS, students will discuss administrative and
leadership skills involved with student
government.
Howlett said workshops will fill the time
from Saturday noon to Sunday noon. The
committee suggested workshop topics in
cluding: student influence within the com
munity, student lobby, communications,
student government power in the state,
student fees, administration-student rela
tions, and minority and women's concerns.
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