You’ll get so many new ideas, tips, and solutions to problems.
When your delegation leaves the ASGA New Officers & Members conference, you’ll be taking away specific ideas and “best practices” which will quickly and dramatically improve your Student Government. We’ll help you develop plans to tackle both pressing issues and long-term projects. You’ll also head home knowing how to build a more cohesive team: one that’s prepared to handle new challenges head-on and more efficiently.
Download the “Why Attend an ASGA Conference?” flier.
- How to build credibility for your SG
- 13 steps to improve your SG
- 50 tips to improve your SG elections
- 25 worst mistakes your SG can make
- How to get along with administrators
- Publicity & media relations
- How to get students to care about your SG
- Parliamentary procedure training
- A blueprint for office transitions
- Giving constructive feedback and building better teams
- Encourage students to run for office
- Learn how to get what you want
- Learn how to represent all types of students
- Improve your meetings
- Improve your voter turnout
- Enhance your SG’s image
- Boost turnout at your events
- Find out how to maximize your budget
- Recruit new members—and retain them
- Improve relations with your administrators
- Attract publicity for your important projects
- Run ethical and effective campus elections
- Get students involved at commuter campuses
- Gain real power and influence on your campus
- Get a vote on your institution’s board of trustees
- Attract a strong, competent, and committed advisor
- Develop traditions and awards to spur greater student loyalty
- Get the most from conferences and conventions you attend
- Deal with conflict in your organization that’s tearing you apart
- Learn why your SG shouldn’t start an “alternative” paper
- Deal with stifling rules and administrators at private institutions
- Offer compensation to attract committed and competent leaders
- Develop a transition plan—new officers “shadowing” outgoing ones
- Survey your students so you really know what they want from their SG
- Build coalitions with different and often-opposing groups and clubs
- Get along better with the campus press, and get them to cover you
- Avoid pitfalls that cause problems & embarrassment
- Organize your office & organization to allow you to seamlessly move between administrations
- Deal with stress during your term and the feelings of let-down when it’s over
- Deal with the egos of your fellow officers and members
- Prevent your administrators from side-stepping and delaying on your requests
If you need help with something that’s not on this list, book a free private consulting hour with one of the Student Government experts. Write to conferences@asgaonline.com.
