2013 Fall Leadership Conference (FLC)

What is FLC?
Fall Leadership is an excellent opportunity for COLLEGIATE DECA members and students from colleges around the State to develop life and career skills. is conference provides students strategic networking capabilities with other students and professional members from our business community.

Goals of FLC

To create experiential learning opportunities for students to strengthen skills that will help them Make it Count, in school and business. ese skills will help them realize their leadership potential and assist them as they move into their career. Key points are: skills in marketing, team building, speaking, critical thinking, presenting, managing company responsibilities, problem solving and professionalism.

e Yarrow Hotel, Park City

Who can attend?

When: November 1-2, 2013 Where: 1800 Park Ave, Park City, Utah, 84060 What: Two full days of business,
marketing, and leadership training. Learn from professionals.

is conference is designed for all Utah Collegiate DECA members, any College/ University students, and advisors. Other interested individuals from your school are welcome to register and engage in this valuable leadership experience.

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SO YOU WANT SOME REAL WORLD BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE?

Fall Leadership Conference brings together students from around the state to prepare and deliver presentations to business leaders with the aid of business mentorship. is will expose you to work in teams of 4 to 6 students from other Schools around the state. Working with people you do not know is key, company executives like this type of exposure, as you will more than likely not know the people you will work with in your career. e team will receive a business case scenario where they will be assigned to research and develop a solution. ere are also team-building activities to strengthen the teams functions. During our closing session there will be an announcement of which team receives the highest score from their judges in each of the business issues.

Student Bene ts
FEEDBACK
is valuable information sometimes is not available to us through constructive personal or professional means. We have structured this program to provide opportunities for the student to receive informative instruction concerning his/her: Performance within a team Critical thinking skills Presentation skills Strategic planning within a company

EXPOSURE

e business case scenario gives the students direct, hands-on access to aspects of a business they may not have previously experienced. Learning about the business methods of a certain company and working through the challenges will help the students recognize a talent or interest they may have.

COLA
An informative Chapter O cers Leadership Academy (COLA) session is being o ered on Friday morning, November 1, at 8:00 a.m. for all chapter o cers. Please include in your registration the number of o cers from your chapter who will be attending COLA. ere will be a luncheon for all members, attendees at 12:00 noon. Please make us aware of any dietary needs on the registration form.

NETWORKING
Students will have the opportunity to engage with other Utah college students by sharing ideas, strategies, and methods as to how to develop business solutions. Students will also have the opportunity to network and develop relationships with local company representatives. Thank you Mentors and Judges for your time and expertise.

National Website www.DECA.org

State Website www.UtahCollegiateDECA.com

Utah Collegiate DECA 2012 Fall Leadership Conference Registration

(Please ll out this information as you would like it to appear on a business card) Student ________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________ Email: __________________________________ School:______________________________ Degree/Major: ___________________________________
Case Study Area of Expertise: Sales Finance Marketing Other_________________

Yarrow Hotel, Park City, Utah

I will be staying at the hotel the following nights: ursday, Friday, Saturday (please circle each that applies) (It is mandatory that each student stay at the conference hotel Friday night) Hotel is $99.00 per night (single to quad) Quad occupancy fee per person per night is $24.75. (If you wish to have a room to yourself, or with less than 4 people, the rate is $99 per night) Registration Hotel Total Paid Balance $ 65.00 ursday Friday $ 24.75 $24.75 $______ $______ $______ Saturday $24.75

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e deadline for registration and fees is Wednesday, Oct. 16th by 10 pm, each student that wishes to attend the conference must have this form and the following two forms submitted to their respective State VPs, and their fees paid by this date. Conference registration or hotel fees cannot be refunded, however they can be transferred to other students. Advisors, please collect each students fees and hotel costs individually, we will accept payment in full from each chapter either by check or credit card on Friday November 1st as you arrive. I would like to room with the following student(s): ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ (If you do not indicate a preference, your Charter Association (state) leaders will assign students to rooms) _____I am a COLLEGIATE DECA o cer and WILL be attending COLA training on Nov. 1 at 8:30 a.m. Lunch will be provided for participants Friday, Nov. 1st and Saturday, Nov. 2. Please list any food allergies or special dietary needs. Every e ort will be made to accommodate reasonable requests. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ (Must be married or of same gender)

e Utah State COLLEGIATE DECA Executive Board of Directors requires each delegate to read and complete the Conduct Practices and Procedures Form and return it to the State COLLEGIATE DECA Advisor as partial completion of conference attendance requirements. Please initial each item, indicating your understanding and acceptance. _____ 1. e term delegate shall mean any COLLEGIATE DECA member, advisor, or participant attending COLLEGIATE DECA Fall Leadership, State Career Development, and International Career Development Conferences or the Collegiate Leadership Academy. _____ 2. ere shall be no defacing of property. Any damage to any property or furnishings in the hotel must be paid for by the individual or its the charter associations responsibility. _____ 3. Delegates shall keep their adult advisors informed of their activities and whereabouts at all times. _____ 4. Delegates should be prompt and prepared for all activities. _____ 5. Delegates should be nancially prepared for all activities. _____ 6. Delegates will spend conference nights at their assigned hotel (when required) and in their assigned rooms. No guests are allowed a er curfew. DELEGATES WILL BE QUIET AT CURFEW. _____ 7. No narcotics or illegal drugs, in any form, shall be possessed by delegates on conference property or at any conference sponsored activity. No alcoholic beverages will be allowed at conference sponsored activities. Delegates under the legal drinking age are not allowed to consume or possess any alcoholic beverages while a member of their charter association or international delegation. _____ 8. Use of tobacco products by delegates is prohibited at ALL COLLEGIATE DECA functions. _____ 9. No delegate shall leave the conference site (except for authorized events) unless permission has been received from chapter advisors. _____ 10. Delegates are required to attend all general sessions and activities assigned, including workshops, activities, meal functions, etc., for which they are registered, unless engaged in some COLLEGIATE DECA speci c assignment taking place at the same time. _____ 11. Identi cation badges must be worn at all times. _____ 12. Charter associations will be responsible for delegates conduct. _____ 13. Delegates violating or ignoring any of the conduct rules are subject to being unseated and sent home immediately at their own expense. _____ 14. Dress code must be followed at all times. _____ 15. Delegates may be required to show photo identi cation to enter conference activities. _____ 16. COLLEGIATE DECA has permission to use delegates photographs/video/etc. for public relations and promotional purposes. Student Signature Parent/Guardian Signature (If student is under 18) Date Date

UTAH COLLEGIATE DECA DELEGATE (STUDENT & ADVISOR) CONDUCT PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES

Emergency Contact Phone Numbers (In the event of an emergency, who should we call?) Primary Insurance Company Name Primary Policy Number

_____ I understand that if I have no primary insurance coverage, I will be responsible for full payment of any non-accident health issues. Additional Pertinent Medical, Health Information (allergies, special medications, etc.

Utah Collegiate DECA 2013 Fall Leadership Conference Attendance Permission Form
ATTENDANCE I (Student Name) absolve and release the College o cials, the Collegiate DECA chapter advisors and the assigned state Collegiate DECA sta from any claims for personal injuries or illness which might be sustained while I am en route to and from, or during, the Collegiate DECA-sponsored activity. EMERGENCY I authorize the advisor to secure the services of a physician or hospital, and to incur the expenses for necessary services in the event of accident or illness, and I will provide for the payment of these costs. I have read and agree to abide by the Collegiate DECA Code of Conduct and given Dress Code. I also agree that the school o cials, the Collegiate DECA chapter advisors, the state Collegiate DECA sta , or the Conference Conduct Committee, have the right to send me, (Student Name) , home from the activity at my expense, provided that I have violated the Code of Conduct and/or given dress code and/or my conduct has become a detriment. (Student Signature) (Parent/Guardian Signature if student under 18) (Name of Emergency Contact) (Insurance Company Name) (Emergency phone #) (Primary Policy Number) (Date)

Additional Pertinent Information (Allergies, medications, accommodations, etc.) _____________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ (Chapter Advisor Signature) ________________________________________________ (School O cial Signature)