WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 2:30 pm Board coaches for THE WHITE HOUSE 3:00 pm Enter White House Security TH 7:00 am Breakfast buffet 55 ANNUAL Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel 4:00 pm MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 8:00 am Speaker: GENERAL PAUL J. SELVA, USAF Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 4:45 pm Board coaches for the JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER U.S. Department of Defense FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 9:30 am Board coaches for ANDERSON HOUSE 5:00 pm Dinner at the Kennedy Center Roof Terrace Restaurant 7:00 pm Concert: THE NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 10:00 am Visit to ANDERSON HOUSE 9:30 pm Board Coaches for The Mayflower Hotel Speaker: JACK WARREN
Executive Director Society of the Cincinnati FRIDAY, MARCH 10 12:00 noon Board coaches for The Mayflower Hotel 12:30 pm Lunch 7:00 am Breakfast buffet Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel UNITED STATES SENATE YOUTH PROGRAM Speaker: AMBASSADOR RON DERMER 8:00 am Nationally Televised Student Town Hall Ambassador of Israel to the United States Speaker: BRIAN LAMB EDUCATION • LEADERSHIP • PUBLIC SERVICE EDUCATION . LEADERSHIP . PUBLIC SERVICE 3:00 pm Board coaches for visit to the LINCOLN MEMORIAL Founder and Executive Chairman C-SPAN and THE NATIONAL VIETNAM 10:15 am Board coaches for VETERANS MEMORIAL ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY 4:00 pm Board Coaches for Peace Circle 11:15 am Wreath Laying Ceremony at The United State Senate Youth Program is 5:00 pm Annual Reception for Senators and Delegates THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWNS sponsored by the United States Senate and has Hosts: 12:00 noon Board coaches for The Mayflower Hotel been completely funded and administered by The SENATOR ROGER F. WICKER of Mississippi 12:30 pm Lunch in the Grand Ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel SENATOR HEIDI HEITKAMP of North Dakota Hearst Foundations since inception. As stipulated Co-Chairs for the 55th annual Speaker: JOHN W. FRANKLIN in S. Res. 324, no government funds are utilized. United States Senate Youth Program Director of Partnerships and International Programs UNITED STATES SENATE 7:15 pm Coaches return to The Mayflower Hotel Smithsonian National Museum of African [During return trip to hotel, coaches drive along « YOUTH PROGRAM American History and Culture National Mall for view of the monuments at night] UNITED STATES SENATE 2:30 pm Board coaches for visit to EDUCATION LEADERSHIP PUBLIC SERVICE 8:00 pm Informal dinner and dancing in the District Ballroom YOUTH PROGRAM • • SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN THE HEARST FOUNDATIONS of The Mayflower Hotel(casual attire, please) AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE EDUCATION • LEADERSHIP • PUBLIC SERVICE THURSDAY, MARCH 9 4:45 pm Coaches return to The Mayflower Hotel 90 New Montgomery Street • Suite 1212 6:00 pm Presentation of Colors and Dinner San Francisco, California 94105-4505 7:00 am Breakfast buffet Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel JOINT ARMED FORCES COLOR GUARD Phone: 415-908-4540 or 800-841-7048 x4540 8:00 am Speakers: NICK RASMUSSEN THE UNITED STATES ARMY BAND Director, National Counterterrorism Center BRASS QUINTET www.ussenateyouth.org 9:30 am MARK SHRIVER 7:30 pm Student farewell speeches WASHINGTON, D.C. President, Save the Children Action Flag folding ceremony and farewell slideshow Washington, D.C. Network 9:00 pm - Dancing and Refreshments Phone: 202-293-4620 or 800-425-3632 « 10:45 am Board coaches for Peace Circle Midnight District Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel 11:30 am Visit to the GALLERY OF THE SATURDAY, MARCH 11 Rayne Guilford, Program Director March 4-11, 2017 UNITED STATES SENATE [email protected] 12:15 pm Group walks to the SENATE HART BUILDING 5:00 am - Departure of delegates 12:30 pm Lunch in the Senate Hart Building, Room 902 11:00 am Palm Court Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel Speaker: SENATOR CORY BOOKER of New Jersey UNITED STATES SENATE YOUTH PROGRAM
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3:00 pm Curated informational session in the Supreme Court UNITED STATES SENATE WASHINGTON WEEK 2017 3:30 pm Speaker: JOHN G. ROBERTS, JR. * RESOLUTION 324 * AGENDA Chief Justice of the United States 5:00 pm Coaches return to The Mayflower Hotel On April 3,1962, Senate Resolution 324, submitted UNITED STATES SENATE SATURDAY, MARCH 4 by Senator KUCHEL (for himself and Senators 6:00 pm Presentation of Colors and Dinner MANSFIELD, DIRKSEN, and HUMPHREY), was YOUTH PROGRAM 12:30 pm Open hospitality buffet Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel referred to the Committee on Rules and Administration, EDUCATION • LEADERSHIP • PUBLIC SERVICE Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel and, subsequently, unanimously approved by the United JOINT ARMED FORCES COLOR GUARD 2:30–5:30 pm Welcome Day – Alumni mentoring tables THE OLD GUARD FIFE & DRUM CORPS State Senate as follows; Grand Ballroom « Speaker: SENATOR ROGER F. WICKER WHEREAS the continued vitality of our Republic 6:00 pm Dinner buffet of Mississippi depends, in part, on the intelligent understanding of 2017 SENATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Grand Ballroom HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Republican Co-Chair of the 55th annual our political processes and the functions of our National (Announcements and discussion at 7:00 pm) Vice President Michael R. Pence United States Senate Youth Program Government by the citizens of the United States; and
SUNDAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 7 WHEREAS the durability of a constitutional democracy Senator Mitch McConnell Senator Charles E. Schumer is dependent upon alert, talented, vigorous competition Majority Leader Democratic Leader 7:00 am Breakfast buffet 7:00 am Breakfast buffet for political leadership; and Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel SENATE CO-CHAIRS 8:50 am Board coaches for MOUNT VERNON WHEREAS individual Senators have cooperated with Roger F. Wicker Heidi Heitkamp 8:00 am Speakers: VADM VIVEK MURTHY various private and university undergraduate and graduate of Mississippi of North Dakota 9:30 am Tour of MOUNT VERNON Surgeon General of the United States fellowship and internship programs relating to the work 12:00 noon Board coaches for the NEWSEUM 9:30 am BOB SCHIEFFER of Congress; and SENATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 12:30 pm Lunch and tour at the NEWSEUM Journalist, CBS NEWS Bill Cassidy MD Kirsten Gillibrand 11:00 am Board coaches for visit to WHEREAS in the high schools of the United States, there of Louisiana of New York 2:00 pm Speaker: JEFFREY HERBST exists among students who have been elected to student President and CEO of the NEWSEUM THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE body offices in their junior or senior year a potential Joni K. Ernst Tim Kaine Knight Studio A, 3rd Floor 11:30 am Tour of the DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOMS reservoir of young citizens who are experiencing their of Iowa of Virginia 4:45 pm Coaches return to The Mayflower Hotel 12:00 noon Lunch in the Benjamin Franklin State Dining Room first responsibilities of service to a constituency and who 6:00 pm Dinner Hosts: AMBASSADOR JOE MACMANUS should be encouraged to deepen their interest in and James M. Inhofe Christopher S. Murphy Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel Executive Secretary of the State Department understanding of their country’s political process: of Oklahoma of Connecticut Introduction of Military Mentors and Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs Now, therefore, be it Pat Roberts Jon Tester MONDAY, MARCH 6 SUSAN STEVENSON RESOLVED, That the Senate hereby expresses its of Kansas of Montana Acting Assistant Secretary of State for willingness to cooperate in a nationwide competitive high 7:15 am Breakfast buffet Public Affairs school Senate youth program which would give several « Grand Ballroom of The Mayflower Hotel 1:00 pm Speaker: SECRETARY OF STATE REX TILLERSON representative high school students from each State a short Speaker: ROBERT H. HENRY FOUNDATION DIRECTORS Former Chief Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals 2:20 pm Group walks to the UNITED STATES indoctrination into the operation of the United States William Randolph Hearst III for the Tenth Circuit INSTITUTE OF PEACE Senate and the Federal Government generally, if such a USSYP Alumnus — Oklahoma 1971 3:00 pm Welcome: NANCY LINDBORG program can be satisfactorily arranged and completely President President of the United States Institute of Peace supported by private funds with no expense to the Federal James M. Asher George R. Hearst III 9:30 am Board coaches for Kennedy Caucus Room Government. Anissa B. Balson Gilbert C. Mauer 10:30 am Senate Russell Building, Room 325 5:00 pm Board coaches for the NATIONAL ARCHIVES David J. Barrett Mark F. Miller Speakers: JULIE ADAMS 5:30 pm National Archives McGowan Theater RESOLUTION 146. To amend S. Res. 324 of the Frank A. Bennack, Jr. Virginia H. Randt Secretary of the Senate Welcome: DEBRA WALL Eighty-seventh Congress to provide for the participation John G. Conomikes Mitchell I. Scherzer ELIZABETH MACDONOUGH Deputy Archivist of the United States of the Department of Defense education system for Lisa H. Hagerman Steven R. Swartz Parliamentarian of the Senate 6:15 pm Tour of the Public Vault dependents in overseas areas in the Senate Youth Program. 12:00 noon Lunch at the Library of Congress Viewing founding charters in the Archives Rotunda Resolved, That S. Res. 324, Eighty-seventh Congress, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Madison Building Montpelier Room 7:00 pm Dinner at the National Archives Rotunda agreed to May 17,1963, is amended by adding at the end Paul “Dino” Dinovitz Speakers: CARLA HAYDEN Librarian of Congress Speaker: SENATOR HEIDI HEITKAMP thereof the following new section: of North Dakota BETTY KOED Section 3. For the purpose of this resolution, the term EASTERN DIRECTOR Democratic Co-Chair of the 55th annual Senate Historian “State” includes the Department of Defense education George B. Irish United States Senate Youth Program system for dependents in overseas areas. 2:45 pm Arrival at THE SUPREME COURT 9:15 pm Coaches return to The Mayflower Hotel OF THE UNITED STATES