In order to involve its students in its efforts to improve the international educational program in the U.S., the National Association for Foreign Student Affairs (NAFSA) held a conference on January 20, 1972 to distill and implement concrete programs. One of the programs implemented from the conference was the "Student NAFSA Papers" program in which foreign students would submit papers of 1,200 words expressing their concerns about their experiences at their various colleges and universities. Major topics considered at the conference were tuition rates and financial support, student organization and representation, campus international programs, and increased NAFSA student membership. (HS)