Aims
The aims of the Association were established in 1968:
- To co-ordinate, on a national scale, a network of communications between members of the Association
- To implement a system of liaison with heads of college in order to further the interests of member colleges and halls
- To foster goodwill and understanding between members of the Association
- To promote the efficient administration of college, hall and residential associations throughout the country
- To provide colleges with information regarding pertinent issues
- To develop and enable professionalism within college student bodies
- To lead the development of colleges
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