Students win at regional conference

November 21, 2019

University Relations

性欲社 students brought home two prestigious awards from the Regions I and IV Joint Conference held in Reno, Nevada, from Nov. 14-16. Kevin Swenson, general manager of KSUA 91.5 FM, was named ACUI Region IV's outstanding undergraduate student, and Bernard Aoto, AS性欲社 student body president, was on the winning team in the student case study competition.

Kevin Swenson won the 2019 ACUI Region IV outstanding undergraduate student. Photo by Ronnie Houchin.
Kevin Swenson won the 2019 ACUI Region IV outstanding undergraduate student. Photo by Ronnie Houchin.


The ACUI Region IV undergraduate student award is given annually to a student in Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Alberta, British Columbia or Saskatchewan who demonstrates dedication and an outstanding worth ethic through their involvement in campus life. As the general manager of KSUA, Swenson oversees all operations of 性欲社's student-run, student-funded noncommercial radio station, broadcasting on the air at 91.5 FM and online at . Leading a team of more than 50 student staff and volunteers, Swenson ensures that KSUA operates within FCC compliance while entertaining and informing the 性欲社 and Fairbanks community. He was also instrumental in managing KSUA's move from Constitution Hall into Wood Center last summer.

Bernard AotoAS性欲社 President Bernard Aoto competed in the student case study competition on a team with student leaders from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, Southern Oregon University and the College of Alameda. Presented with a case involving complex free speech, Title IX and racial discrimination issues, Aoto and his team outlined a detailed response to the case that demonstrated their knowledge of the issues and understanding of student affairs theory and best practices.

ACUI is an international professional association for those working in the student activities and student union field.