Announcing the first batch of sponsored socials for the International Students for Liberty Conference! These socials will give students a chance to network with the partner organizations in attendance as well as relax in a fun environment with their peers.

On Friday night the Institute for Humane Studies and the Foundation for Economic Education will be cohosting a social at the Grand Slam Sports Bar, which is conveniently located inside the Grand Hyatt Hotel where the conference is taking place.

At the ISFLC, you’ll find numerous organizations working to advance policy goals or political objectives. FEE and IHS have a different focus: helping students learn about the rich intellectual tradition of liberty. Want to be one of them? FEE and IHS would love to meet you in person! Find a FEE or IHS alum and ask them to introduce you to one of our staffers, or drop by the social and introduce yourself. IHS and FEE alums: incentives matter, so here’s a perk for introducing students we ought to know. Dropby our booths before the opening session to collect a free drink ticket for you, as well as extra tickets youcan give to friends.

Additionally on Friday, Students for a Sensible Drug Policy will at the Riot Act Comedy House where supporters of liberty and drug policy reform can enjoy drink specials! Of special note this social will be 18+ to enter. Facebook event here: http://www.facebook.com/events/142135699234115/

On Saturday, Alumni For Liberty will be at the Irish Channel for drinks, discussion, and networking. First 100 in the door will receive 2 drink tickets – good for some domestic beers, house wines, and well drinks. After the first 100, each person will get 1 drink ticket until they are gone! Facebook event here: http://www.facebook.com/events/357447924284877/?ref=ts

For more details on these socials visit: http://politicalconferences.org/2011/02/isflc-socials/

Stay tuned as there will be more social announcements soon! Remember to register by FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 attend the largest gathering of pro-liberty students the world has ever seen!