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| The organization was born in August 1978 during a joint meeting between the ] and the ]. The membership of both organizations voted overwhelmingly to merge due to overlapping lobbying work and student government-based membership. The National Student Lobby itself was originally born of a split with the National Student Association.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://studentactivism.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/johnston-diss-5-81f.pdf|title=The United States National Student Association: Democracy, Activism, and the Idea of the Student, 1947–1978|first=J. Angus|last=Johnston|date=2009|publisher=City University of New York}}</ref> | The organization was born in August 1978 during a joint meeting between the ] and the ]. The membership of both organizations voted overwhelmingly to merge due to overlapping lobbying work and student government-based membership. The National Student Lobby itself was originally born of a split with the National Student Association.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://studentactivism.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/johnston-diss-5-81f.pdf|title=The United States National Student Association: Democracy, Activism, and the Idea of the Student, 1947–1978|first=J. Angus|last=Johnston|date=2009|publisher=City University of New York}}</ref> | ||
| The USSA collapsed in the late 2010s<ref name=REAL /> (although its website is active, as of 2024). Currently, there is a plan to revive the USSA with the help of the current in-term president and the USSAF. The revival is supported by the Ontario Student Union.<ref name=REAL>{{Cite journal |last=Patrick |first=Justin |date=2022 |title=Student Leadership and Student Government |url=https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1344509.pdf |journal=Research in Educational Administration and Leadership |volume=7 |issue=1 |pages= |
The USSA collapsed in the late 2010s<ref name=REAL /> (although its website is active, as of 2024). Currently, there is a plan to revive the USSA with the help of the current in-term president and the USSAF. The revival is supported by the Ontario Student Union.<ref name=REAL>{{Cite journal |last=Patrick |first=Justin |date=2022 |title=Student Leadership and Student Government |url=https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1344509.pdf |journal=Research in Educational Administration and Leadership |volume=7 |issue=1 |pages=1–37 |doi=10.30828/real.951165 |via=DergiPark}}</ref>''' | ||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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National association of students and student associations in the United StatesThe United States Student Association (USSA) was an American student government association.
The organization was born in August 1978 during a joint meeting between the National Student Association and the National Student Lobby. The membership of both organizations voted overwhelmingly to merge due to overlapping lobbying work and student government-based membership. The National Student Lobby itself was originally born of a split with the National Student Association.
The USSA collapsed in the late 2010s (although its website is active, as of 2024). Currently, there is a plan to revive the USSA with the help of the current in-term president and the USSAF. The revival is supported by the Ontario Student Union.
See also
References
- Johnston, J. Angus (2009). "The United States National Student Association: Democracy, Activism, and the Idea of the Student, 1947–1978" (PDF). City University of New York.
- ^ Patrick, Justin (2022). "Student Leadership and Student Government" (PDF). Research in Educational Administration and Leadership. 7 (1): 1–37. doi:10.30828/real.951165 – via DergiPark.