Programing Board
The Programming Board is a student team made of six Special Events Coordinators who are responsible for planning and coordinating a complete calendar of activities for the NDNU student body. The Special Events Coordinators will work as a team led by the Programming Board chair as well as the Director of the Center for Student Leadership and other appropriate staff to enrich the co-curricular aspects of the campus.
The 2006-2007 Programming Board
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Upcoming Events
August 28, 2006- September 1, 2006: Week of Welcome
The Programming Board plans many unique activities on campus. Students who come to these events have a great time and enjoy the social atmosphere. Come out to their next event to join in on the fun. Look for posters on campus for more details of locations and times.
Programming Board Goals
- Provide Co-curricular experiences that enhance and develop a student’s academic career.
- Develop and provide quality programs and events that are accessible and relevant to the needs of the NDNU community.
- Build alliances with clubs, students, faculty, staff, alumni and members of the community.
- Increase attendance at events through effective collaborations, publicizing, and recruiting participants.
Become a Programming Board Team Member
Programming Board positions are selected each year during the Spring Semester. Applications are available at the beginning of February and located in the Center for Student Leadership.
Past Events
Programming Board organized an event for a NDNU student band, Scraping for Change, to play on campus. Here the Programming Board poses with the band.
Everyone enjoyed themselves at the annual Viva Las Vegas Night held at Ralston Mansion. This year's "Be Wild Wild West" brought everyone's inter-cowboy out.
The 2005-2006 Programming Board poses together at the Spring Formal, which was held on April 7, 2006.