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Journalism, Film & Media Arts National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Sunday, June 15, 2014 Monday, June 16, 2014 10:00am–3:00pm Registration Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group 12:00pm Tours of American 7:30am‐8:15am 7:30am‐8:00am 2:00pm University Campus Breakfast Breakfast 8:30am 8:15am 12:00pm‐2:00pm Lunch Discover the World of Board Buses Communication 9:00am‐11:00am 1:00pm‐4:00pm AU Credit Class* Welcome Ceremony Neat Attire Casual Attire American Film Institute Power of Documentary Films 9:00am‐12:00pm Neat Attire 5:00pm‐6:00pm Dinner The Tavern Discover the World of Communication Classes 11:15am 6:15pm‐7:00pm NSLC Opening Ceremony Entertainment Comm Board Buses Music Entertainment Professional Attire *Lunch on the bus Script/Video Sports Writing/Broadcast 12:30pm 7:15pm‐8:00pm COMM Opening Ceremony 35mm Photography Media for Social Change Discover the World of Professional Attire Neat Attire Communication Welcome Ceremony 8:15pm‐8:40pm Reception 12:00‐1:00pm Forman Theater Casual Attire Lunch Neat Attire 8:45pm‐10:00pm TA Meeting 1:00pm 1:30pm‐4:00pm (See Chart) Board Buses Discover the World of Casual Attire 1:30pm‐3:30pm Communication Classes American Film Institute Acting for the Camera 10:05pm‐10:20pm RA Meeting Backpack Journalism Power of Documentary Films Broadcast Journalism Floor Lounges Neat Attire Directing for the Camera Investigative Journalism 10:30pm RA Check‐In 3:45pm Video Game Design Neat Attire Board Buses 4:15pm‐5:45pm Leadership Session: Myself as a Leader TA Group (See Chart) *AU Credit Meetings are for enrolled AU Credit students only. Neat Attire 6:00pm‐7:00pm Dinner 7:15pm‐8:45pm Communication Workshops (see rotation schedule) Neat Attire 9:15pm‐10:15pm Ice Cream Social Casual Attire 10:30pm RA Check‐In american.nslcleaders.org 1 National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Wednesday, June 18, 2014 Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group 7:30am‐8:45am 7:00am 7:30am‐8:45am 7:30am‐8:345am Breakfast Board Buses Breakfast Breakfast *breakfast on bus 9:00am‐12:00pm 9:00am‐12:00pm 8:30am Discover the World of 8:00am– 11:00am Discover the World of Board Buses Communication Classes Challenge Course Communication Classes Entertainment Comm University of Maryland Entertainment Comm 9:00am‐11:30am Music Entertainment Ropes Course Attire Music Entertainment Script/Video Script/Video Newseum Fieldtrip Sports Writing/Broadcast Sports Writing/Broadcast Neat Attire 35mm Photography 11:15am 35mm Photography Media for Social Change Media for Social Change Board Buses 11:30am Ropes Course Attire *Lunch on the bus Neat Attire Board Buses 12:15pm 1:00pm‐4:00pm 12:00‐1:00pm Board Buses Discover the World of Lunch 11:50am‐12:50pm *Lunch on the bus Communication Classes Lunch Acting for the Camera 1:05pm 1:00pm– 4:00pm Backpack Journalism Board Buses 1:00pm‐4:00pm Broadcast Journalism Challenge Course Directing for the Camera Discover the World of University of Maryland Investigative Journalism 1:30pm‐4:00pm Communication Ropes Course Attire Video Game Design Newseum Field trip Acting for the Camera Ropes Course Attire Backpack Journalism Neat Attire 4:15pm Broadcast Journalism Directing for the Camera Board Buses 4:15pm Investigative Journalism Video Game Design Board Buses Neat Attire 4:30pm‐6:00pm Dinner & Free Time 5:00pm‐6:00pm Dinner Games on the Quad Anyone? Relax, Have fun! 6:15pm‐7:30pm Leadership Session Interpersonal Communication 6:15pm‐7:15pm Leadership Session Facilitator: Robert Pruitt Personality Matrix – Group Dynamics Neat Attire Facilitator: Robert Pruitt Neat Attire 8:15pm‐10:15pm Casino Night Casino Attire 7:30pm‐8:30pm Communication Trivia McDowell Formal Lounge 10:30pm RA Check‐In Neat Attire 8:45pm‐10:15pm Newsroom Prep: Press Conference Neat Attire 10:30pm RA Check‐In american.nslcleaders.org 2 National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Thursday, June 19, 2014 Friday, June 20, 2014 Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group 7:30am‐8:45am 8:00am‐9:00am 7:30am‐8:30am 7:30am‐8:30am Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 8:00am‐9:00am 8:00am‐9:00am 8:00am‐9:00am 8:00am‐9:00am AU Credit Class* AU Credit Class* AU Credit Class* AU Credit Class* Neat Attire Neat Attire Neat Attire Neat Attire 9:00am‐12:00pm 9:00am‐10:00am 9:00am‐12:00pm 9:15am Discover the World of Leadership Session Discover the World of Board Buses Communication Classes Public Speaking Communication Classes Entertainment Comm 10:15am‐11:15am Entertainment Comm Ward 202 Music Entertainment Music Entertainment Neat Attire USA Today Script/Video Script/Video Sports Writing/Broadcast Neat Attire Sports Writing/Broadcast 35mm Photography 35mm Photography 10:15am‐11:15am Media for Social Change Media for Social Change 11:30am TA Meeting Neat Attire Neat Attire Board Buses (see chart) Neat Attire 12:15pm 11:45am‐12:45pm 12:15pm‐1:45pm Board Buses Lunch Lunch 11:30am‐12:30pm *Lunch on the bus Lunch 2:00pm‐3:00pm 1:15pm‐2:15pm 1:00pm‐4:00pm TA Meeting 1:00pm‐4:00pm USA Today Discover the World of (see chart) Discover the World of Neat Attire Communication Classes Neat Attire Communication Acting for the Camera Backpack Journalism Acting for the Camera 2:30pm 3:15pm‐4:15pm Broadcast Journalism Backpack Journalism Board Buses Directing for the Camera Leadership Session Broadcast Journalism Investigative Journalism Directing for the Camera Public Speaking Video Game Design Investigative Journalism Neat Attire Neat Attire Video Game Design Neat Attire 4:15pm‐5:45pm Communication Workshops 5:00pm Board Buses (see rotation schedule) Neat Attire 7:00pm‐10:00pm Baseball Game 6:00pm‐7:00pm Dinner Nationals vs. Braves Nationals Park 7:15pm‐8:45pm Communication Workshops Dinner at the Stadium! (see rotation schedule) Casual Attire Neat Attire 11:15pm RA Check‐In 9:00pm‐10:00pm Newsroom Prep (see chart) Neat Attire 10:30pm RA Check‐In american.nslcleaders.org 3 National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Saturday, June 21, 2014 Sunday, June 22, 2014 7:30am‐8:45am Breakfast 7:45am‐9:00am Breakfast 9:00am‐1:00pm Newsroom Simulation 8:00am‐9:00am AU Credit Class* Casual Attire Casual Attire 1:15pm Board Buses 9:00am‐10:00am Leadership Session *Lunch on bus Art of Communication Facilitator: Dr. Paul Lisnek 2:00pm‐3:30pm Arlington Cemetery Neat Attire 3:15pm Wreath Laying Ceremony Casual Attire 10:15am‐11:45am Leadership Session Wreath layers in Professional Attire Commitment in Action Facilitator: Robert Pruitt 3:45pm Board Buses Neat Attire 5:00pm‐8:00pm Baltimore Harbor 12:00pm‐1:00pm Lunch Dinner on your own Casual Attire 1:15pm‐2:45pm Communication Workshops (see rotation schedule) 8:00pm Board Buses Neat Attire 9:00pm‐10:00pm Dyadic Encounter 3:00pm Board Buses (see chart) Casual Attire 3:30pm‐5:15pm The Holocaust Memorial Museum 10:30pm RA Check‐In Neat Attire 5:30pm Board Buses 5:45pm‐7:30pm Historic Georgetown Dinner on your own Neat Attire 7:45pm Board Buses 8:30pm‐9:45pm Leadership Session Conflict Resolution Facilitator: Robert Pruitt Casual Attire 10:30pm RA Check‐In american.nslcleaders.org 4 National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Monday, June 23, 2014 Tuesday, June 24, 2014 Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group Morning (AM) Group Afternoon (PM) Group 7:45am‐8:45am 7:45am‐8:45am 7:30am‐8:30am 7:15am‐8:15am Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast 9:00am‐12:00pm 9:00am‐10:15am 9:00am‐12:00pm 8:30am Discover the World of Leadership Session: Discover the World of Board Buses Communication Classes Community Build Communication Classes Entertainment Comm Neat Attire Entertainment Comm 9:00am‐12:00pm Music Entertainment Music Entertainment Script/Video 10:30am‐11:30am Script/Video Capitol Hill & Sports Writing/Broadcast Sports Writing/Broadcast The Smithsonian 35mm Photography TA Presentation 35mm Photography *Lunch on your own Media for Social Change Communication: From Media for Social Change Casual Attire Neat Attire Yesterday to Tomorrow Casual Attire Neat Attire 12:15pm‐1:00pm 12:15pm Lunch 12:15pm 11:45am‐12:45pm Board Buses Board Buses Lunch 1:15pm‐2:45pm 1:00pm‐4:00pm Leadership Session: 1:00pm‐4:00pm 12:30pm‐3:30pm Discover the World of Community Build Discover the World of Capitol Hill & Communication Neat Attire Communication Classes The Smithsonian Acting for the Camera *Lunch on your own Backpack Journalism Acting for the Camera Broadcast Journalism 3:00pm‐4:00pm Backpack Journalism Casual Attire Directing for the Camera Broadcast Journalism TA Presentation Investigative Journalism Directing for the Camera Communication: From 3:30pm Video Game Design Investigative Journalism Yesterday to Tomorrow Casual Attire Video Game Design Board Buses Neat Attire Neat Attire 4:15pm‐5:30pm Leadership Session What I Discovered 4:15pm‐5:15pm TA Presentation: Facilitator: Robert Pruitt Casual Attire College & Beyond Neat Attire 5:45pm‐6:45pm Dinner 5:30pm‐7:15pm Dinner 7:00pm‐9:00pm Discover the World of 7:30pm Board Buses Communication Final Presentations 8:00pm‐10:30pm Washington at Night Professional Attire WWII, Jefferson, FDR Memorial Lincoln, Vietnam, Korean War Mem. 9:30pm‐11:00pm Correspondent’s Ball Iwo Jima Casual Attire Casual Attire (walking shoes!) 11:00pm RA Check‐In 11:15pm RA Check‐In american.nslcleaders.org 5 National Student Leadership Conference Journalism, Film & Media Arts Session 1: June 15, 2014 – June 25, 2014 Wednesday, June 25, 2014 7:15am‐8:15am Breakfast 8:30am‐9:30am Closing Ceremony Casual Attire 9:45am‐11:00am Final TA Meeting (see chart) Casual Attire 11:00am‐5:00pm Check‐Out Any Attire You Want!! (within reason of course) 12:00pm‐1:00pm Lunch 5:30pm All Students Must Vacate Dorms Airport shuttle times will be posted on Tuesday Night.
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