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OKLAHOMA FCCLA - okcareertech.org
OKLAHOMA FCCLA Theme & Program What do line dancing, FCCLA, and countless genres of music have in common? They will all be found at the 2013 National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Put on your cowboy hats and grab your guitars. The 2012-2013 National Executive Council invites you to Discover Your Voice along with FCCLA’s finest at the 2013 National Leadership Conference July 7-11. This chart-topping experience will empower members to take initiative and be the change. With competitive events, dynamic speakers, and astonishing sessions, YOU have the opportunity to stand out and become who YOU want to be! While you’re developing your leadership skills, be sure to take in Nashville’s attractions. Prepare yourself, because this summer you will Discover Your Voice! July 2013 2011-2015 National Outreach Project Each chapter that raised funds for Share Our Strength will receive these fun incentives! If your Chapter raised $500 – Share Our Strength Wristband If your Chapter raised $1,000 – Share Our Strength Pin If your Chapter raised $2,000 – Share Our Strength Sunglasses If your Chapter raised $4,000 – Share Our Strength T-Shirt If Your Chapter Raised the Most Money: Your chapter will be recognized on stage at the National Leadership Conference as well as receive the Share Our Strength trophy. Each year, the winning chapter’s name will be engraved as permanent recognition for their amazing accomplishment! Additionally, the students in the top chapter will also receive additional Share Our Strength incentives. If Your State Raised the Most Money: Your state will receive a $1,000 check to use toward any FCCLA expenses. Your state adviser and state president will be recognized and presented with a plaque on stage at the National Leadership Conference in Nashville, TN. Registration at National Conference You have registered on line for the National Leadership Conference through the national web site. Conference registration is computerized — name badges, tickets for sessions, meal functions and other activities will be generated by computer. These badges serve as admission to all meetings and sessions. Each adviser is responsible for picking up their chapter’s registration packet. Bring your receipt and a copy of your Registration Summary form to receive the packets. There is a $5 charge to replace a lost nametag or program. Security at the conference will not allow meeting delegates to enter the center without their name badge. 1 1 Hotel Guidelines Items to Remember HOUSING Delegates should check Housing for delegates will fees for hotel services, i.e. be at the Gaylord Opryphone, movies, internet conland Hotel, 2802 Opryland nections, before using them. Drive Nashville, TN 37214. Room service will be paid Phone number 615-889-1000 for on a cash basis only. Rooms may not be avail- There is a midnight hotel able before 3 pm on the curfew. All delegates are day of check in. You will expected to be in their need to pick up hotel keys rooms and quiet by midfrom Syd Sansom or night! Melissa Thomas with National Travel Systems. Extra clothes hangers Extension cord/power strips (there usually aren’t enough plugs for everyone’s hair dryers, etc.) Official Dress or mandatory dress code apparel BACKPACKS MONEY TIPS You should bring enough spending money to cover meals, souvenirs & snacks while attending national conference. If you preregistered for a tour, it may include a meal. See tour details for specifics. LUGGAGE: Please tag bags with your name and home address using the FCCLA luggage tags. Identification, including flight and hotel information, should also be INSIDE your luggage. Place Oklahoma and National Travel Systems luggage tags on your bags so they may be easily identified as part of your group's luggage. Weight restrictions will be listed on the airline website. All delegates who purchased the Oklahoma convention package by the April deadline will receive a backpack. The backpack will have the Oklahoma nametag, state t-shirt, polo, nametags and luggage tags inside. Advisers that did not pick up their backpacks at Rookie Camp may do so in Mrs. Morris’ room Saturday night July 6, from 10—11 PM. FCCLA TOURS: Tour Tickets must be picked up no later than one (1) hour prior to departure at the FCCLA Tour Desk located at the Delta A Registration Desk, Gaylord Opryland hotel. 2 MANDATORY DRESS POLICY Students’ dress should contribute to the professional image of FCCLA. Advisers are responsible for enforcing the dress policy. Delegates, advisers, chaperones, and guests not adhering to the dress policy will not be admitted into any general sessions, workshops or the STAR Events recognition sessions. Casual attire is allowed at the Tuesday Special Event. Suggested attire for the FCCLA Gala is semi-formal. Students attending the Gala may come to the closing general session in their semi-formal attire. The FCCLA official blazer is always appropriate and STRONGLY encouraged. Shoes should be worn at all times. Mandatory attire for general sessions, workshops and the STAR Events recognition sessions includes: Males: Red, black or white polo or oxford Black or Khaki dress slacks or pants Dress shoes Females: Red, black or white polo or oxford Black or khaki skirts– no shorter than 2 inches above the knee Black or khaki dress slacks/pants/capris (no shorts) Dress shoes or sandals Inappropriate attire for ALL attendees: Skin-tight or revealing clothing Midriff-baring clothing Extremely short skirts (shorter than 2 inches above the knee) Clothing with printing that is suggestive, obscene or promotes illegal substances Athletic clothing Swimwear Rubber, beach type flip flops Night wear (pajamas) should not be worn outside of your hotel room Advisers/Chaperones/Guests Business Casual FCCLA GALA—A Southern Summer Night in Music City Tonight’s exciting FCCLA Gala Showcases the broad spectrum of “Nashville Sound” on a southern summer night in Music City as we celebrate the MANY different beats. Yes, Music City’s worldwide reputation resounds that Country is King, but Nashville is also home to many other musical genres. From contemporary rock and modern pop, to blues and bluegrass, we’ll enjoy no shortage of diverse sounds tonight. Our guests will enjoy the dance club beat in the FLIP-SIDE CLUB, a cutting-edge contrast with live performances in KICKIN’ IT COUNTRY, and for a more laid back and intimate atmosphere, they can visit the unique SONGWRITERS’ CAFÉ. Gala ticket includes: All you can eat buffet dinner and beverages. STATE MEETINGS The Oklahoma delegation will meet twice during the week at the Gaylord Opryland Hotel. The first state meeting will be held Sunday July 7, 8:15—9:15 p.m., in Washington B. The second is Monday July 8, 9:15-10:15 p.m. in Governor’s B. Special instructions for the entire week will be discussed. 3 VOTING DELEGATES Voting delegates are to participate in the At the printing of this document, Oklahoma has not received verification that we have 8 voting delegates. following meetings: The following members will represent Oklahoma as a voting delegate or alternate: Sunday, July 7 Madison Auld—Konawa 8:00 a.m.—8:30 a.m. Orientation Alex Dotson— Spiro Jolee Gonzales—Stilwell 8:15 p.m.—9:15 p.m. State Meeting Austin Stottlemyre—Kingston Allison Lollis—Blanchard Abigail Wendt—Haworth Monday, July 8 Kylie Wilson—Timberlake Morgan Wright—Newcastle 7:30 a.m.—8:00 a.m. Voting Delegates Packet Pickup If those listed as voting delegates are not willing to commit the time and effort to serve, notify Denise Morris immediately. Delegates must wear voting delegate ribbons in order to vote. Voting delegate instructions relating to national officer elections and procedures for voting will be included in the packets at registration. VOTING DELEGATES MUST ATTEND ALL MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR THEM. After receiving the convention program, please place all meeting times on your calendar! 8:00 a.m.—10:00 a.m. NOC Networking 10:30 a.m.—12:00 p.m. NOC Speeches Group A 1:30 p.m.—3:00 p.m. NOC Speeches Group B 9:15 p.m.—10:15 p.m. State Meeting 10:30 p.m.—11:30 p.m. NEC Voting Tuesday, July 9 12:45 p.m.— 3:00 p.m. Business & Recognition 4 National Team Assignments State President: Madison Rae Lockhart Prior to Monday’s Opening General Session, a reception will be held for all state presidents, as well as rehearsal for General Session activities. National Network Team Members: Stetson Clawson Nicole Crow Rylee Kelly Heather Hickman Abigail Peters Mikayla Cervantes Emilee Costner The Alumni and Associates Reception is on Monday July 8, prior to the Opening General Session from 2:45 p.m.to 3:30 p.m. in Governor’s A, E Opryland Hotel. This reception is to honor graduating seniors and national Alumni & Associates members. This special event, by invitation only, will offer networking opportunities and a chance to learn about the benefits of participating in Alumni & Associates. Invitations will be included in chapter registration packets. National Officer Candidates: Abby Alred Cameron Robison National Officer Candidate Advisers Fran Stellman Brenda Chapman MANNERS/ULTIMATE IMAGE AWARD Adviser responsible for State Executive The FCCLA Ultimate Image Award will be based on the Media Action Team vote. As they take Council: Amanda Cox pictures and video throughout the week, they will keep their eyes open for the state whose members exemplify the FCCLA image and display a proSTATE PHOTO SESSION: fessional appearance throughout the conference. We hope you will review proper table, hotel, tipLifetouch is the official photographer of the 2013 ping, and public manners. Your chapter and state National Leadership Conference. All delegates association will be evaluated by your actions! should wear the black polo shirt and khaki slacks for the photo session. The state photograph will be taken on Sunday, July 8, at 9:40 pm. Location of the photographs can be found in the convention program. 5 ALUMNI & ASSOCIATES RECEPTION MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION—continued STATE FLAG State groups will display their state’s official flag at general sessions. Flags should be lowered and placed out of view when the general sessions begin. No other flags or banners are allowed. The State Executive Council will be responsible for displaying the Oklahoma flag at general sessions. MEDICAL FACILITY The nearest medical facility in the Nashville area is: Nashville General Hospital 1818 Albion St. Nashville, TN 37208 (615) 341-4659 HTTP://www.nashvillegeneral.org COMPETITIVE EVENTS Competitive Events will be held on Sunday, July 7 - Thursday, July 11. Competitions will take place at the Opryland hotel. All participants received a confirmation postcard from the National office. The postcard included information about STAR Events and directed participants to the national FCCLA web site. www.fcclainc.org for more specific event information. Chapter advisers are responsible for picking up all STAR Events registration materials and distributing items to their STAR Event participants. Failure to do so will result in a 3 point deduction. Mrs. Morris will not be available to pick up left over packets! STAR EVENT PARTICIPANTS All STAR Event participants must attend the following sessions. Since events are in various places, it is important for participants and evaluators to locate the rooms in advance. All Oklahoma delegates and advisers are expected to attend the recognition session to support our participants. EVALUATORS AND ROOM CONSULTANTS Sunday, July 7 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. STAR Events Participant Orientation - location listed in conference program. A number of delegates volunteered to serve as evaluators or room consultants for STAR Events. National headquarters has contacted those selected to serve. Sunday, July 7—Thursday, July 11 8:00 a.m.— 4:00 p.m. Event participation is according to scheduled time for each STAR Event. All student and adult evaluators should attend the regular orientation session for their specified event on Sunday, July 7 from 4:00—5:00 p.m. Attendance is mandatory. Thursday, July 11 12:30 p.m.—2:30 p.m. STAR Event Recognition Session for Southern Region: participants will need to be seated by 12:30 p.m. 6 STAR EVENT PARTICIPANTS: EVENT DIVISION PARTICIPANT CHAPTER Advocacy Jr. Bailey Bagg Drummond FCCLA Advocacy Sr. Brittany Canales Necole Rose Guthrie FCCLA Applied Technology Jr. Samantha Carry Ally McClary Keota FCCLA Applied Technology Sr. Jacob Allred Emily Lathrop Bridge Creek FCCLA Applied Technology Occ. Kaitlynn Skinner Jordan Wisby Tulsa Tech Career Investigation Jr. Charlea Leonard Allen FCCLA Career Investigation Jr. Jaci Chavey Drummond FCCLA Career Investigation Sr. Kylie Geurkink Drummond FCCLA Career Investigation Sr. Jordan Awtry Rattan FCCLA Chapter Service Project Manual Jr. Alexis Peeper Drummond FCCLA Chapter Service Project Manual Jr. Hannah Heck Taryn Wofford Allen FCCLA Chapter Service Project Manual Sr. Kynndy Casey Destiny Dearman Megan Fielder Okay FCCLA Chapter Service Project Manual Sr. Elizabeth Shafer Lauren Toney Hope Watkins Guthrie FCCLA Chapter Showcase Display Sr. Rusty Cockrell Sarah Moore Elizabeth Porter Broken Bow FCCLA Chapter Showcase Display Jr. Payton Jackson Tristen Roach Warner FCCLA Culinary Arts Occ. Justin Woodall Gavin Payton Mario Rojas Tulsa Tech FCCLA Culinary Arts Postsecondary William Dixon Shelia Jackson Andre Wood Metro Tech—Bryant 7 STAR EVENTS PARTICIPANTS: Continued EVENT DIVISION PARTICIPANT CHAPTER Early Childhood Occ. Dyonna Johnson Francis Tuttle Early Childhood Postsecondary Audra Burdine Kiamichi Tech Entrepreneurship Jr. Trae Dansby Valliant FCCLA Entrepreneurship Sr. Angela Heard Clinton FCCLA Environmental Ambassador Jr. Jaclyn McCormick Frontier FCCLA Environmental Ambassador Occ. Brooklyn Linnell Bao Nhia Xiong Tulsa Tech FCCLA Early Care Fashion Construction Sr. Aryn Hill Latta FCCLA Fashion Construction Sr. Tara Fredrick Ponca City FCCLA Fashion Design Sr. Lauren Huntley Latta FCCLA Focus on Children Jr. Kendra Blair Keota FCCLA Focus on Children Jr. Madison Kuntz Payton Smith Sterling FCCLA Focus on Children Occ. Alexis Lamb Courtnie Perryman Tulsa Tech FCCLA Focus on Children Sr. Kristen Hopkins Bixby FCCLA Focus on Children Sr. Tessa Black Amery Dickerson Allen FCCLA Food Innovations Jr. Timber Barton Libby Vanhook Keota FCCLA Food Innovations Jr. Shiloh Williams Cottonwood FCCLA Food Innovations Sr. Brittney Monroe Latta FCCLA Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation Sr. Ashlyn Morrison Addison Oltmans Latta FCCLA Illustrated Talk Jr. Tiffany Johnson Taylor Johnson Grace Laden Allen FCCLA Illustrated Talk Occ. Emily Dickson Meaghan Johnson Tulsa Tech FCCLA Early Care 8 STAR EVENT PARTICIPANTS: Continued EVENT DIVISION PARTICIPANT CHAPTER Illustrated Talk Sr. Shelby Merriman Jessie Spencer Allen FCCLA Interior Design Sr. Alyssa Holcomb Rebecca Thompson Owasso FCCLA Interpersonal Communications Jr. Jaime Allred Allen FCCLA Interpersonal Communications Occ. Chelsea Barton Meghan Dewbery Kiamichi Tech Early Care Interpersonal Communications Sr. Stacey Bailey Levi Sanders Kylee Severin Timberlake FCCLA Job Interview Occ. Caitlin Hamilton Mid-Del Tech Early Care Job Interview Sr. Jareatha Abdul-Raheem Carl Albert FCCLA Job Interview Sr. Drake Young Timberlake FCCLA Leadership Occ. Abby Packwood Broken Bow Leadership Sr. Andrew Miller Waynoka FCCLA Life Event Planning Jr. Alycia Evans Kennedy Prentice Allen FCCLA Life Event Planning Occ. Maya Bausley Tera Cook Lajahnee Mahoney Tulsa Tech Early Care Life Event Planning Sr. Matthew Coughran Bristen Graves Alyssa Moore Okay FCCLA Nutrition and Wellness Jr. Kate Draper Ada Jr. FCCLA Nutrition and Wellness Sr. Kaylee Tyson Waynoka FCCLA Parliamentary Procedure Jr. Bayli Baker Billy Coughran Dylan Craft Cody Fielder Coleman Harris Karleigh McMahan Okay FCCLA 9 STAR EVENTS PARTICIPANTS: Continued EVENT DIVISION PARTICIPANT CHAPTER Parliamentary Procedure Sr. Parrish Been Katie Grimmett Mackenzie Howk Keegan Lytch Tiffany Tiger Chance Upshaw Dewar FCCLA Promote and Publicize FCCLA Jr. Carmen Chelf Jayda Reed Cottonwood FCCLA Promote and Publicize FCCLA Sr. Emilee Costner Allen FCCLA Recycle and Redesign Jr. Tiffany Mollohan Etta Dale Jr. FCCLA Recycle and Redesign Jr. Autumn Lee Warner FCCLA Recycle and Redesign Sr. Sarah Datin Guthrie FCCLA Recycle and Redesign Sr. Michelle Horse Ft. Cobb-Broxton Teach and Train Jr. Brooke Holcomb Allen FCCLA Teach and Train Jr. Gabi Cutruzzula Drummond FCCLA Teach and Train Sr. Kaitlyn Lemley Drummond FCCLA Teach and Train Sr. McKenzi Boehme Caney FCCLA Digital Stories for Change Sr. Megan Bishop Abby Blevins Victoria Slawson Guthrie FCCLA No Kid Hungry National Outreach Project Jr. Faith Adams Cottonwood FCCLA No Kid Hungry National Outreach Project Sr. Jami Rosser Latta FCCLA Virtual Poster Sr. Catherine Johnson Latta FCCLA ON LINE EVENT PARTICIPANT: SPOTLIGHT ON PROJECTS PARTICIPANTS: Spot Light on Projects Stillwater FCCLA Guthrie FCCLA 10 KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAMS: CHAPTERS: Adair Keota Timberlake Best of luck to all of our participants! Gaylord Opryland Hotel SHIPPING INFORMATION Will hold for a week prior to arrival at the hotel 1 to 10 lbs. is $10, 20 lbs. or less is $15, 30 lbs. is $20. Label with correct address and ATTENTION to the person picking up the package Hotel will notify you upon check in where you can pick up the package. Once the package arrives, it can take up to 3 hours to process. You will be notified in your room after the package is processed. To get a faster ability to find your package, use the tracking number for your package. CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY NO REFUNDS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY, CAREER AND COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA FOR ANY OF THE STATE COSTS. OKLAHOMA FCCLA TWITTER Follow Oklahoma FCCLA at their Twitter account, OKFCCLA. We will use it during the National Leadership Conference to send updates and changes that may occur. FCCLA APP Download the FCCLA Mobile App for the 2013 National Leadership Conference. You will have access to schedules, social networking, speaker information, attendee photos and push notifications for the most up-to-date conference information. 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