This section was designed with the student leader in mind. In it, there are multiple links to sites that will provide forums for new ideas to keep your Student Government innovative and provide programming boards with conferences that will aid in seeking out bringing new activities to campus.

The Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities offers conferences three times a year with programs designed to promote stronger leadership in student leaders and also provide programming boards with potential acts to book for the school year.

The National Association for Campus Activities, or NACA for short, is primarily designed for the programming board on campus. This conference is specialized with information to facilitate campus programming and allow for more innovation for campus activities.

The Student Leader Magazine is an archived resource that served as the official publication of the American Student Government Association. This website gives information about getting access to all articles published between 1993 and 2007 through ASGA.

The American Student Government Association (ASGA) is a professional association with the sole function of supporting Student Governments. he American Student Government Association is the only organization in the nation that totally focuses on Student Government training, research, and consulting. ASGA produces conferences in exciting cities. Any Student Government leader or advisor from any school is welcome to attend!

The National Campus Leadership Council (NCLC) aims to cultivate, strengthen, and advances student leadership in higher education. Regular program highlights include their annual Presidential Leadership Summit, regional summits and roundtables focused on student success, and numerous events held at the White House and U.S. Department of Education on key national priorities.

The Student Policy Alliance a student driven alliance for higher education reform. We believe that quality higher education policy requires authentic student voice. In a soundbite-oriented media environment, we are eager to share the stories of our classmates and constituents to inform policy development. However, students are more than soundbites. We see issues emerging and our perspectives will be critical to any successful policy reform. To that end, the Student Policy Alliance will be a coalition of statewide student associations and similar student-led, student-elected organizations. Together, we will develop and promote a shared set of higher education policy priorities through consensus building and collective action.