From InsideHigherEd, September 21
A Study by the National Campus Leadership Council shows that student leaders who meet with college and university administrators regularly and have a voice on governing boards feel much more effective. or its survey, NCLC focused only on student government presidents, asking more than 200 of them at a range of institutions whether their institutions valued their views, whether they felt prepared to handle their roles and whether they could speak or vote during governing board sessions, among other questions. The study is linked to the Student Voice Index, an interactive tool of NCLC tool illustrating how students and institutional leaders work together to address students’ needs for a better campus and community.
