STUDENT ATTRNDALCE AT CONVENTIONS Ways to increase student attondeance ot Conventions: The main problcm cncounterced by schools cs reportcd in the oucstionneircs was the metter of cxpcnsc in tcrms of transportetion end lodging and moncy nceded for Convention. The suggestions which follow touch mainly upon thesc items, plus publicity. I. Hclp from schools A. Transportation 1. Gct up a car load from school to share the transportation cxpcnscs 2. Organize incxpensive motor trensportation if conventions orc within a fcw hundred milcs,. + 3. Several colleges within a certein radius combine their groups in onc collcge bus or charter oa bus. * 4. College bus furnished free or at minimum cost for this purposc. 5. Members of staff furnish transportation to students B. Lodging Ll. Get studcnt rates at hotels, ete. 2. Have the schools in convention city furnish dormitory «ccommodations or secure accommodations in privetc homes, ctc. C. Financing the trip 1. Schools send onc or two delozgatcs. (This suggestion occurred over and over arain.) Ways of reisins money for this werc: (a) Use student body funds allottcd for this purposc. (b) Reisc funds by deanccs, shows, and pro rata asscssments ) Use dues, bencfits, cte. for cxpcnscs ) Teke funds from Associated Students! budget ) Student group furnishcs transportetion funds for automobiles. ) Major club raises money as onc of its projects ) Give exhibitions and demonstrations of physical education aetivitics ond charge an admission fee ) Have raffles, or hold a carnival ) Departments contributc to cxncenses of students out of dcnartment budget College supplics money Proceeds from candy selc Allow students to run machines for candy, soft drinks, ctc. Give dences POLO LO LOO LOR GF OO Pe OR Fe Guo or LE LO LO LON Be Wu. HY NY NS SS” D. Publicity 1. Staff discusscs convention woll ahcad of time so thet stuccnts can plan for it. (a) Give assignments for renorts on convention to be given when students return to school, (b) "Bolk-up" chance students have to mcet outstanding pcople in the profcssion. (c) Velucs of convention in terms of social and professional growth and as an cducation cxpericnec in all ecspccts. 2. Associations gct out publicity well in edvancc; publicizc cvcnts which are of special intercst to students. Publicize program end porsonncl, #: This plan will no doubt be morc feasible then private cers whcn the war is over, but o11 sugzestions can be kcpt in mind for the reconstruction pcriod following this wer.