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STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD COMMITTEES
The Northwestern State University Student Activies Board (SAB) has five standing committees to which students can become members. Each committee is responsible for a specific area of programming and is the basis of SAB's overall programming. Students are encouraged to join committees and attend committee meetings in order to share their ideas and input in planning and implementation of programs. Committee members participate in the programming process from beginning to end, from idea inception to event set-up, working the event, and breaking down an event. By participating on committees, students are ensuring that SAB is meeting the needs of the entire student population and that your voice is heard.
The Freshman Factor Committee is a new membership training committee that provides leadership development and involvement in student activities for freshman. Freshman Factor is responsible for communication with freshman by means of mail outs, emails, mentor programs, or classes, freshman sponsored events, etc.
The Lady of the Bracelet (LOB) Committee is responsible for the planning and production of the Miss Northwestern Lady of the Bracelet Pageant held in the Spring. This includes everything from the recruiting of contestants, working with the Creative and Performing Arts Department, and preparing the crowned Miss Northwestern LOB to compete in the Miss Louisiana Scholarship Pageant.
Like its name, The Lagniappe Committee is responsible for providing that little something extra for the student body. They present various social activities such as dances, musical events, and interactive activities.
The Public Relations and Advertising Committee is responsible for organizing all displays relating to SAB. PR & A is also in charge of maintaining the general image of the Student Activities Board and handling promotional materials for SAB. This committee is a great opportunity for student interesting in advertising, marketing, and graphic design.
The Service Learning Committee is responsible for coordinating efforts with other campus organizations whose primary purposes involve volunteering, philanthropy, and/or community services. Service Learning is also responsible for programming services to various student populations. The Service Learning Committee Head plans and coordinate, with the committee’s help, at least three service related community service projects each semester.