Fall Conference

Fall Conference

Fall Conference

The Fall 2008 Leadership Conference is over! We had a fabulous Alaska Grown Conference! We need your feedback: what worked for you, how can we make the conference better? Please click on this link and complete the evaluation. If you complete the evaluation by October 30, you will be entered into the drawing for $25 gift card of your choice!

Spring Conference

Spring Conference

Spring Conference

AASG’s Spring Leadership Conference has been held in such diverse settings as Craig, Yakutat, Barrow, Bethel, and  Anchorage. One of this conference’s highlights is the celebration of accomplishments of student leaders and their adult supporters. Student Council of Excellence winners have included Klawock, East Anchorage, Juneau-Douglas, and Ketchikan. Chevak students and their advisor Deanna Shiroma were present to receive their award at the Spring 2008 Conference in Juneau. Other awards were given for outstanding student leadership, community service, outstanding advisor, and supportive administrator. 

NASC

NASC

NASC

The Alaska delegation to the National Student Council Conference takes a rockin’ rest at the Kansas City Zoo before the 2007 NASC Conference. The National Student Council Conference showcases of dozens of outstanding international speakers, delves into great service experiences, and gives time to make friends with students from all over the world. You can go to NASC next year. Go to www.nasc.us to learn more.

Executive Board

Executive Board

Executive Board

The AASG Executive Board is entirely made up of students from all over Alaska. Officers are either elected or selected by interview. Many positions are eagerly contested at the Fall Conference. Each Board implements programs. The 2007-08 Executive Board adopted the RSVP program and has had training in several schools as well as at the last two conferences. Each Exec Board identifies a theme for the year. Rural-Urban Communication has been successful in supporting rural students with travel scholarships and in developing the AKStudent Network. The current theme of “Youth Strength through Involvement” connects with the U.S. presidential elections and service.

Friendships

Friendships

Friendships

AASG and NASC offer many opportunities to make friends and learn from each other. AASG has set up the AKStudentNetwork, has the Beamer Wall at conferences, and builds in lots of time to get to know students from all over Alaska. These two delegates had a great time sharing at NASC.

Awards

Awards

Awards

Each year at the AASG Spring Conference, we recognize outstanding service and leadership. Matt Cook (Chugiak HS), Kyleen Luhrs (Ketchikan HS), and Chris Van Wyhe (Kenny Lake) were recognized for Outstanding Student Leadership; Sean Prince (Bartlett) was honored as Advisor of the Year.

STUDENT NETWORK

The Alaska Student Network is Open for Chatting!

Great News! The AKStudentForum has morfed into the Alaska Student Network and is ready for members. Visit the website at AKStudentNetwork.com. [Read more...]

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PROGRAMS

RSVP: Raising Student Voice and Participation

The E Board initiated the RSVP program in 2007. School-wide summits conducted by students lie at the heart of RSVP. To begin, the student council gets [Read more...]

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ADVISORS

Advisors Engage with Students in Leadership Quest

Students get lots of support from advisors of student councils all over Alaska. Advisors are the consistent conveyors of information and opportunities in AASG. When [Read more...]

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RESOLUTIONS

Logical Thinking and Persuasive Communication

Logical Thinking & Persuasive Communication are a highlight at Conferences, and this debater makes his point. Delegates to the Leadership Conferences [Read more...]

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