Student Government Institute
NACA Student Government Institutes -
East & West
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West Institute
July 8-11, 2010
Denver, CO
Colorado School of Mines |
East Institute
July 15-18, 2010
Washington, DC
George Washington University |
The NACA Student Government Institutes assist student governments in the development of strong, effective, student-driven leadership on campus. The Institutes are designed to help define the role of the student governments as liaisons for students and organizations.
When joining NACA at one of these two Institutes, delegates will:
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Learn how to improve relationships with university officials and campus staff;
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Discuss ways to create a desired impression of the student government;
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Establish a plan for working with campus and local media;
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Learn to create school spirit and loyalty through collaboration with other campus groups;
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Develop a role for the SGA in fostering a strong town-gown relationship;
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Learn to create programs to ensure leadership transition from one year to the next;
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Gain ideas on how to use technology to maximize student government presence, programs
and services;
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Exchange resource materials with other school delegates through networking opportunities;
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Learn ways to recognize the diversity on campus and support the development of programs
to achieve this goalLearn to create unity in a student government where many opinions differ; and
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Develop strategies for campus outreach to provide the student government with the
knowledge it needs to make tough decisions and recommendations.
Registration for these two Institutes includes tuition, lodging, meals and educational materials.
Accommodations and Meals:
The registration fee includes housing and all meals. Efforts will be made to honor roommate requests that are submitted on the Participant Information Form included in the registration confirmation packet. If you do not have a roommate preference, a roommate will be assigned to you. All meals will be provided through your registration. Please indicate any special dietary needs on the Participant Information Form.
Early Registration Fees and Deadlines:
$450 for NACA members until June 3
$565 for non-members until June 3
Regular Registration Fees and Deadlines:
$520 for NACA members after June 3
$645 for non-members after June 3
Final registration deadline: June 18, 2010
Registration Limit:
This institute is limited to 120 delegates and is open to NACA members and non-members on a first-come, first-served basis. |
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"This was one of the best institutes I have ever been to and really learned a lot from all the presenters. Thank you so much for putting this together!" |
Accommodations and Meals:
The registration fee includes housing and all meals. Efforts will be made to honor roommate requests that are submitted on the Participant Information Form included in the registration confirmation packet. If you do not have a roommate preference, a roommate will be assigned to you. All meals will be provided through your registration. Please indicate any special dietary needs on the Participant Information Form.
Early Registration Fees and Deadlines:
$450 for NACA members until June 10
$565 for non-members until June 10
Regular Registration Fees and Deadlines:
$520 for NACA members after June 10
$645 for non-members after June 10
Final registration deadline: June 25, 2010
Registration Limit:
This institute is limited to 175 delegates and is open to NACA members and non-members on a first-come, first-served basis. |
Refund Policy for All NACA Institutes: Refunds for registration will be made only for requests received in writing at the NACA Office prior to the early registration deadline for the respective event. No refunds will be given for registrations after the stated early registration deadline. However, participant substitutions may be allowed if the request is submitted no later than 3 weeks prior to the start of the institute. A $100 administrative fee will be charged for each cancellation.