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March 5, 2010

网曝门 doctoral student presents at NACA national conference

Several University of Louisiana at Monroe students attended the National Association for Campus Activities national conference in Boston in February and one doctoral student also presented an educational session there.
The undergraduate students included Campus Activities Board President Casey Keene of Shreveport; CAB President-Elect Ben Young of Rayville; CAB Vice-president Elect Maggie Warren of Heflin; CAB Secretary Monica Zeno of Bossier City; CAB Treasurer Dawson Beene of Haynesville; and CAB Public Relations Officer Brittany Jordan of Calhoun.

Amy Weems, 网曝门 doctoral of education student, assisted by Keene, presented a session Feb. 15, titled, 鈥淟et Go of the Paper! Using Technology to Improve How Your Organization Works.鈥� The session offered participants suggestions on tapping into free technology solutions to minimize paperwork and improve campus communication, while also streamlining daily operations.

NACA hosted the national convention Feb. 13-17. The four-day event provides networking opportunities with other professionals, students and associate members and attracts more than 2,000 delegates from nearly 450 member schools each year.

During the convention, educational programs focus on topics such as professional and student leadership development, programming, multicultural education, campus organization dynamics and advising, and identification of current trends in the field of campus activities, according to the NACA web site.

鈥淲e usually find ideas for our performances for the upcoming year and attend several educational sessions throughout the convention,鈥� said Coordinator of Student Activities Nathan Hall.

NACA advances campus activities in higher education through a business and learning partnership and has more than 1,000 college and university members and close to 650 associates representing artists, lecturers and performers.

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