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ASGA's National
Student Government Summit
October 1-4, 2009
Washington, D.C.
This intensive four-day national summit will allow Student Government leaders and advisors at your college or university to share ideas and solutions, receive training and personal consultations from the acclaimed ASGA staff of SG experts, and to network with your peers from colleges and universities of all types nationwide.
It is the ultimate training conference for Student Government leaders, advisors, and support staff.
Here's what you can expect...
• Private consulting on your specific problems and issues
• Dozens of SG-specific workshops
• Networking with 600 students and advisors
• Planned free time for site-seeing and/or lobbying
• Roundtables with similar SG leaders and advisors
• Tours of the U.S. Capitol
• For all types of schools & sizes of SGs
If you can only attend one ASGA conference this year, don't miss the "National Student Government Summit."
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Specialty Conferences
These conferences will help you address specific issues and problems.
Advisors
For new and veteran advisors. Learn how to create a great SG.
• July 11-13, 2008
• Miami Beach, Florida
• Hosted by Florida International
University/Biscayne Bay
Community Colleges
Learn how to recruit more members, raise voter turnout, and get students to care about SG.
• December 6, 2008
• Bakersfield, California
• Hosted by Bakersfield College
New Officers & Members
Newly elected officers and members should attend.
• April 25, 2009
• Orlando, Florida
• Hosted by the University of
Central Florida
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Regional Conferences
Any school is welcome to attend ASGA's conferences in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, New Orleans, New York City, or Philadelphia.
Chicago, IL
• October 25, 2008
• Hosted by the University of
Illinois at Chicago
Dallas, TX
• November 8, 2008
• Hosted by Northwood
University/Texas
New Orleans, LA
• February 14, 2009
New York, NY
• February 28, 2009
• Hosted by Pace University
Philadelphia, PA
• April 4, 2009
• Hosted by Moore College of
Art andDesign
Boston, MA
• August 8, 2009
• Hosted by the University of
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