Students For Liberty publications provide authoritative analysis on best practices for running student organizations dedicated to liberty. These publications are the product of aggregating diffuse information and data on how students run organizations for liberty around the U.S. By compiling comprehensive accounts of how to effectively organize students, these handbooks will help transfer knowledge between individuals for the common cause of liberty.
Libertarian Campus Calendar: Spring 2009
The Libertarian Campus Calendar is a template for student organizations to follow during the academic year. It provides a list of important historical events in the cause of liberty and suggestions for activities that organizations can hold each month.
How to Start a Student Organization for Liberty (pdf)
This handbook provides a simple, 10-step process to starting an organization dedicated to liberty. Feel free to share it with friends who want to start an organization for liberty. If you have any questions about the information provided in this handbook or would like to provide feedback on how to start an organization for liberty for future editions, please email info@studentsforliberty.org.
As supplemental information for students interested in starting a student organization for liberty, here is a small list of constitutions for already existing organizations:
University of Pennsylvania Libertarian Association Constitution
Grove City College Students for Liberty Constitution
Additional handbooks that will be published in the 2008-2009 school year include:
- Effective Recruiting
- Marketing Your Student Group
- Sample Executive Board Handbook
These handbooks are meant to serve students and directly address pressing student issues, so your input is extremely valuable. If you would like to assist in the writing of one of these handbooks or provide ideas for what should be included in these or other handbooks, please email info@studentsforliberty.org.