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Board
of Student Publications (BOSP)
Board Of Student Publications in its role as publisher,
is responsible for the maintaining of student publications,
clarifying the rules of student publication, and for
the protection of the student press from censorship.
Seven students, one faculty member, and one VP for Student
and Outreach Services Representative compose BOSP. Check
out the BOSP website or contact the Student Government
Office to find out more about this committee. |
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Emerging Leaders Program
Emerging Leaders is a freshman leadership program funded
and operated through Student Government. The program
accepts 25-35 freshmen for a commitment of one year.
Applications are available in the Student Government
office during the first two weeks of school. The Emerging
Leaders program is dedicated to enhancing the growth
of leadership, campus involvement and career development.
Freshmen plan events across campus and are networked
with mentors on campus and community. To find out more,
stop in the Student Government office, located in the
main level of the Memorial Union. |
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Greek
Life
Membership in a fraternity or sorority is one of the
most outstanding means of discovering and refining
your leadership potential. Within each council and
chapter, numerous leadership positions exist, all
requiring different degrees of skill and investment.
Greek organizations provide opportunities for their
members to gain leadership skills that will serve
them well in college and beyond. The skills students
gain through involvement in their Greek chapter and
campus community will greatly benefit them in their
chosen career field. Greeks are involved across campus
including Student Government, Telesis, Student Ambassadors,
and various other organizations, committees and groups. |
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Leadership
Series
The Leadership Workshop Series is sponsored each semester
by the UND Memorial Union - Center for Student Involvement
and Leadership. Each series consists of six to seven
workshops held weekly during a portion of the semester.
General topics include diversity, business leadership,
ethics and values, community service, student leadership,
and more. All sessions are free and open to everyone.
Attend any seven of the Leader-shops, Leadership Series, or Student Organization Informative Workshops to earn your Leadership Enrichment Certificate. |
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Leader-shops
The "Leader-shops: Leadership Workshops" are an excellent way to enhance your leadership skills and qualities. Speakers range from faculty and administrators to community and student leaders.
Attend any seven of the Leader-shops, Leadership Series, or Student Organization Informative Workshops to earn your Leadership Enrichment Certificate. |
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Memorial
Union Student Managers
The Memorial Union at UND employs several student managers
and coordinators who help oversee the daily operations
of the Memorial Union. Student managers are responsible
for scheduling personnel, ordering materials, planning
functions, and helping students for their respective
departments and obtain leadership experience from performing
their duties as manager and opportunities to attend
workshops and leadership development programs offered
at UND and at other colleges and universities. |
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Multicultural
Awareness Committee (MAC)
The Multicultural Awareness Committee (MAC) is a standing committee of the Student Government which seeks to enhance students' awareness and tolerance of other cultures. It does this by providing the campus with multicultural programming and speakers on various topics relating to diversity. It also provides funding to student organizations sponsoring events with a similar mission. Visit the MAC web site or contact the Student Government Office (located in the Memorial Union, or via phone at 701-777-4377) to get more information about this committee. |
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Residence
Halls
Students residing in the residence halls have the option
of becoming actively involved in numerous leadership
positions either in one's hall or through the Association
of Residence Halls. The ARH is the governing body of
students who represent UND's residence hall system locally,
regionally, and nationally. Individual halls have their
own governments that offer, among others, the following
leadership positions: president, vice president, treasurer,
and wing representatives. |
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Student
Activities Committee (SAC)
The Student Activities Committee is responsible for
transportation, programming, and operational funding
of student organizations. Visit the SAC website or contact
the Student Government Office for information about
this committee. |
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Student
Ambassador
UND utilizes a number of students each year to help
orient the newest students to the university and its
surroundings. As a student ambassador, you are an official
representative of UND and can gain valuable leadership
training experience. For more information, contact the
Office of Enrollment Services, Twamley Hall, Room 312
or call 701-777-6468. |
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Student
Organizations
UND supports over 230 student organizations that allow
additional interaction with fellow students, faculty,
and staff providing an educational, engaging, and entertaining
element to the college experience. Students have opportunities
to become involved in organizations from Academic, Cultural,
Honorary, Military, Arts, Religious, Special Interest,
and Sports and Recreation categories. |
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Student
Government
Student Government is the representative body for all
students at the University of North Dakota. Comprising
the leadership of the UND student body are the Executive
Officers, Student Senate, Special Committees, and the
Standing Committees (BOSP, MAC, SAC, and UPC). |
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University
Program Council (UPC)
The University Program Council is responsible for programming
for the student body. They achieve this through programming
concerts, movies, comedians, lectures, coffeehouses,
and other special events. Visit the UPC website or contact
the Student Government Office to get more information
about UPC. |
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Volunteer
Bridge
Volunteer Bridge serves as a resource for students providing
information about volunteer opportunities in the Greater
Grand Forks community. Volunteers may commit for a single
event, a semester, or for an entire year. The following
are issue areas for students to volunteer in: arts,
animals, environment, civic, elderly, health, human
services, people with disabilities, and youth. |
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