July 20, 1989 31 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BILL 05 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO STUDENT UNION Sponsored by: Representatives-at-Large Rick Ball Charles Ellis Authored by: Representative-at-Large Financial Development Director for AIESEC A BILL Rick Ball Chris Kaskie BILL HISTORY The National Leadership Seminar is an annual opportunity for students to learn from professionals from the U.S. and the rest of the world. This intensive and interactive seminar will include training sessions on leadership, international issues, public speaking, marketing, group management and motivation. The theme for this year's seminar is "Leadership by Example". The delegates from CU have a desire to serve AIESEC and the university community upon their return. ._ For AIESEC -Colorado, NLS is an instrumental program allowing us to maintain our local and national reputation as the second best local committee in the U.S. This standing brings positive recognition to CU. Additionally, we to wish to maintain our reputation for operating a quall ty exchange program for students at the University of Colorado. NLS provides valuable insights and ideas to students who return to leadership positions. BILL SUMMARY This bill shall allocate $516.00 + GAR from the Central Reserve to fund 2 RT airline tickets to New York City for 2 members of AIESEC to attend the National Leadership Seminar, on August 13- 18. The delegates will be Ed Engleby and Tony Johnson. BE IT ENACTED by the Legislative Council of the University of Colorado Student Union, THAT: SECTION 1: An amount not to exceed $516.00 + GAR will be allocated from Central Reserve for 2 RT tickets to New York, NY. SECTION 2: A written report will be submitted pursuant to 24- ECB 114-. SECTION 3: This bill will take effect upon passage. BUDGET Total Cost 2 RT tickets @$258 ea (requested from UCSU) Registration fee @$325 x 3 (requested from Business Board) Unmet need $174-5.00 516.00 975.00 $258.00 7/20/89- PASSES- LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL- 1st Reading- ACCLAMATION 8/03/89- PASSES- LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL- 2nd Reading- ACCLAMATION 31 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BILL 85- Page 2 . .--;;;/'---(-; ? ~ -·· .:::::::-~~-~ "" __, · r / 7 ~ .. .. ·· / " . ?- . ?~-~-- --~ _.,.--<~----- · Kurt Colburn President Pro-T em pore Summer Replacement UCSU Legislative Council - :4i.vo e- JZ1~ Dawn Massop 1 UCSU Executive Alan Ikeya U CS U Executive ~ C"- UA 7 - - - .d: I Tracy Wahl . ucsu Execrye - -1_JcJJ - - - -- I 31- L~-6 Pj__, / The National Leadership Seminar is the premier training event for AIESEC nationally. August 13-18. It was held in Moodus, Connecticut, The theme this year was "Leadership by Example" in preparation for the new exchange program, "Target". Delegates from Colorado included President Micha Hamady, Finance Director Ed Englby, and Exchange Controller Tony Johnson. The Conference consisted of training sessions, working groups, problem solving, guest speakers, a mock Target run ses sion and of course meeting people from all over th U.S. and the world. AIESEC is dedicated to internationalism, and developing young leaders, this conference embedded us with those ideas and we left as motivated a crowd of students as I have ever ex perienced. We are now in the process of turning that motivation into results as AIESEC prepares itself for the Western MiniRegional hosted by none other than AIESEC-Colorado. We are also implementing training seminars for our marketing, company serv ice, and reception officers for what will be the leading edge in exchange control: Target. This dynamic exchange program will launch AIESEC into the 21st century. The major other topics addressed include marketing, ex change, finance, history, fundraising, company service, human resources, and leadership. sessions were led by members. u.s. Each day was given a topic and the National and International committee One of the most important functions of this training is to hand down to younger members the knowledge and knowhow of the 1 / more experienced members, it is crucial to the continuity and development of AIESEC. The guest speakers were business leaders from all over the country. They offered excellent information and were extremely motivating. They included Bernard H. Gustin the Director for Planning for Ernst & Young International who has been responsible for developing a global competitive strategy for the firm's in dividual country practices. Also present was William Glennon, Senior Vice President and Director of Lee Hecht Harrison, Inc. who provides a range of corporate carrer services including ex ecutive outplacement and national group programs. As I mentioned earlier AIESEC is dedicated to inter nationalism. We were fortunate to have have four international delegates join us from Japan, Soviet Union, Great Britain and Canada. Several were there to lead us in international training and several were there to learn how AIESEC functions in the United States, however, all were there to share in the AIESEC ex perience. We discussed our continuing efforts to support AIESEC- Taiepei and the political turmoil in China. We also discussed the newly established local committees in the Soviet Union and Netherland-Antilies. The National Leadership Seminar meant meeting new friends, learning about AIESEC and the world, becoming motivated, and having a great time doing it. 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