As a student leader you work hard to solve big problems from revitalizing your student government to perform more effectively to securing more money for higher education at the state house. For over 20 years the Student Empowerment Training Project has worked with student governments to help them produce results for their constituents. We worked with students from the University of Maryland, College Park and Towson University to position higher education as a top priority in the next state budget during a budget crisis. We provided the Associated Students of Colorado with weekly consultation to aid them in the formation of their twelve-campus state student association, enabling them to pool their enthusiasm, skills and resources to have a larger statewide impact on higher education. The Student Empowerment Training Project's consultation services will provide your student government with the resources, advice and tools you need to win victories on the issues that matter to students.

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What People Are Saying About the SET Project's Consultation Services

Blake Gibson - Chairman, Associated Students of Colorado
"The SET Project has been essential in establishing the Associated Students of Colorado. Without their expertise in training and development, we would not have been as successful in establishing a state student association. Thanks to their work with us, students in Colorado enjoy an ever-increasing level of advocacy, representation, and services on higher education issues. With such large challenges looming in the future for higher education in Colorado, the SET Project is helping ASC fight for a secure future for students."

Emma Simson - SGA President, University of Maryland, College Park
"SET came in having done lots of background research on the particular situation we are facing in our state capitol. They knew a lot about the key players, the history of state funding and the culture in the state house. With that, they were able to help us identify the underlying issues and how to best go about lobbying for continued higher education funding in Maryland."