Leadership Education
The Nevada Association of Student Councils believes that the continuation of leadership education for Nevada’s councils is integral in ensuring that we have a strong and robust organization. Through workshops and resources we are confident that the leaders of our state will be able to build upon their excellence. It is imperative that we have an understanding of different leadership styles, perspectives, and ultimately each other in order to become better leaders. Through workshops and other education initiatives throughout the next year, our state’s leaders are certain to continue their greatness.
The following are outlined steps that convey how we plan to encourage leadership education and promote helpful resources:
- Presenting a challenge of the month for either individuals or councils to complete together. This will be posted on our Nevada StuCo website as well as sent out as a tweet monthly.
- Following the release of the National Association of Student Councils magazine, a discussion board will be posted on the NASC Facebook for people to discuss the theme for the month and what their council has done in relation to that theme.
- The monthly message from the president will discuss the challenge and the theme.
- The theme for the NASC website will change in accordance with the National Association of Student Councils magazine. This will make the experience festive and encourage more students to participate.
- The NASC state board officers will make themselves as available as possible to come to your council and present workshops upon request. In circumstances where transportation and logistics are an issue, we can ensure that your council has the content of the workshop given to them so you will have that.
How does my council come into play?
We request that each month you or your council sends in photos of you participating in the challenge of the month for us to display on our website and possibly a video montage. Along with those photos we also request you send in a media release form allowing NASC to use those photos.
The Nevada Association of Student Councils believes that the continuation of leadership education for Nevada’s councils is integral in ensuring that we have a strong and robust organization. Through workshops and resources we are confident that the leaders of our state will be able to build upon their excellence. It is imperative that we have an understanding of different leadership styles, perspectives, and ultimately each other in order to become better leaders. Through workshops and other education initiatives throughout the next year, our state’s leaders are certain to continue their greatness.
The following are outlined steps that convey how we plan to encourage leadership education and promote helpful resources:
- Presenting a challenge of the month for either individuals or councils to complete together. This will be posted on our Nevada StuCo website as well as sent out as a tweet monthly.
- Following the release of the National Association of Student Councils magazine, a discussion board will be posted on the NASC Facebook for people to discuss the theme for the month and what their council has done in relation to that theme.
- The monthly message from the president will discuss the challenge and the theme.
- The theme for the NASC website will change in accordance with the National Association of Student Councils magazine. This will make the experience festive and encourage more students to participate.
- The NASC state board officers will make themselves as available as possible to come to your council and present workshops upon request. In circumstances where transportation and logistics are an issue, we can ensure that your council has the content of the workshop given to them so you will have that.
How does my council come into play?
We request that each month you or your council sends in photos of you participating in the challenge of the month for us to display on our website and possibly a video montage. Along with those photos we also request you send in a media release form allowing NASC to use those photos.