You have waited, and waited--now it's here! Q, the original game for conversation starting, has now gone digital--as an application for portable Apple-brand electronics both the iPhone and iPod Touch. This game has roots with MASC/MAHS, as the creators, Mitch and Melissa Matthews traveled to our summer leadership workshops in 2008 to work with the 3rd year delegates. Those delegates spent hours assisting the creators design, formulate, and brand the Q "Chill" cards--and now they are available for the world to see!

From Movie Licensing USA....

Let’s be honest, the image of most student councils perceived by the student body isn’t what we would like it to be. Many students feel that the council’s primary objective is to set up homecoming week, and maybe they are right. Student councils spend a large majority of the time preparing for homecoming week, making it probably one of their top priorities for the year. But is what many forget is that councils are also responsible for handling student issues. Smaller councils don’t always have the personnel and numbers to engage in large projects or split into vast committees, leaving student relations behind. When councils do try and attend to the needs of those they represent, their efforts are not often recognized.