First International Student World Assembly Conference Teaches Lessons, Forms Friendships
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Abstract
For Huseng Vefali of Turkey, the first international Student World Assembly convention at Cal Poly July 16-23 was an eye-opener.As chair of a convention subcommittee, he watched as student delegates from around the world debated and tackled their differences in the university's Kennedy Library, eventually coming to a solution."I've learned that if you have an opinion, you should let people know --and that your opinion really does matter," he said at the close of the weeklong convention July 23.Vefali was among some 20 international students and 20 U.S. students who participated in the convention, part of the newly created Student World Assembly, an Internet project sponsored by the nonprofit Raynault Foundation.The foundation aims to create a nongovernmental student organization with ties to universities from around the world. delegates debateStudent delegates debate issues during a session in Cal Poly's Kennedy Library July 23."The goal," said Raynault Foundation President and Canadian entrepreneur Paul Raynault, "is to build a nongovernmental representative world assembly to represent people in much the same manner as the United Nations represents governments."
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