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2016 NationalLeadership Conference

July 3-7, 2016San Diego, CA

#2016NLC

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome ..............................................................................................................................Page 5

Adviser / Chaperone Responsibilities ..............................................................................Page 9

Conference Guidelines ......................................................................................................Page 9

Mandatory Dress Code Policy ........................................................................................ Page 13

Schedule-At-A-Glance ....................................................................................................Page 16

Conference Schedule ......................................................................................................Page 19

2015-2016 National Recognition .................................................................................. Page 49

Exhibits Information .........................................................................................................Page 57

College Expo Information .............................................................................................. Page 69

Speakers .............................................................................................................................Page 70

2015-2016 Supporters .....................................................................................................Page 70

Acknowledgements ..........................................................................................................Page 73

2016 National Officer Candidates..................................................................................Page 75

2016 Shout Outs! .............................................................................................................. Page 77

Emergency/Crisis Plan ..................................................................................................... Page 77

Bylaw Amendments ..........................................................................................................Page 79

Empower Yourself! The FCCLA theme

for the 2015-2016 school year is Empower

and speaks to making the right choices and

committing yourself to making a positive impact

within your family, your school, FCCLA, and your

community. The logo that accompanies this theme shows the reverse “mepower” to

illustrate that the power to affect this change lies within all of us.

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FCCLA INFORMATION

FCCLA Purposes:1. To provide opportunities for personal development and preparation for adult life

2. To strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society

3. To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community

4. To encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve global

cooperation and harmony

5. To promote greater understanding between youth and adults

6. To provide opportunities for making decisions and for assuming responsibilities

7. To prepare for the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society

8. To promote Family and Consumer Sciences and related occupations

FCCLA Mission: To promote personal growth and leadership development

through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles

of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for

life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal

communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

FCCLA Creed: We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.

We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear

consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes,

homes for America’s future, homes where living will be the expression of everything

that is good and fair, homes where truth and love and security and faith will be

realities, not dreams. We are the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.

We face the future with warm courage and high hope.

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CONFERENCE DIRECTORY

CONFERENCE HOTELSHilton San Diego Gaslamp Quarter

401 K Street

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 231-4040

Hilton San Diego Bayfront (HB)

1 Park Boulevard

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 564-3333

Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego (GH)

1 Market Place

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 232-1234

Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina (MM)

333 West Harbor Drive

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 234-1500

Omni San Diego

675 L Street

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 231-6664

San Diego Marriott Gaslamp Quarter

660 K Street

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 696-0234

Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter

910 Broadway Circle

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 239-2200

CONVENTION CENTERSan Diego Convention Center (CC)

111 West Harbor Drive

San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 525-5000

FCCLA CONFERENCE REGISTRATION & INFOMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North

Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

Saturday ...................8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday ..................... 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM

Monday .....................7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday .....................7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday .............. 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Thursday .................. 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

COMPETITIVE EVENTS REGISTRATIONMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North


(Advisers Only)

Saturday ...................8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday ..................... 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM

LOCATION KEYCC ................................Convention Center

HB ....................Hilton San Diego Bayfront

GH ...................... Manchester Grand Hyatt

MM ....Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina

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CONFERENCE DIRECTORY

FCCLA STOREMarriott Grand Ballroom 1-4, North


Sunday ..................... 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Monday .................... 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Tuesday .................... 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Wednesday .............8:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Thursday .................. 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

FCCLA TOUR DESKMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North


Friday ........................ 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Saturday ..................7:00 AM – 11:00 AM

................................ & 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Sunday ......................7:30 AM – 2:00 PM

HOST STATE HOSPITALITYMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North


Sunday ..................... 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Monday .................... 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Tuesday .................... 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Wednesday .............. 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Thursday .................. 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

COMPETITIVE EVENTS HEADQUARTERSMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North


Sunday ....................11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Monday .................... 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Tuesday .................... 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday ...............7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Thursday ................ 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM

COMPETITIVE EVENTS INFORMATION DESKSHarbor Ballroom Foyer, (GH)

Monday ..................... 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Tuesday ..................... 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Marina Foyer, South Tower, (MM)

Monday ..................... 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Aqua West Foyer, Aqua Level, (HB)

Monday ..................... 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Tuesday ..................... 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

EXHIBITS Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North


Monday ....................8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

(Advisers Only)

................................... 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Tuesday .................... 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

COLLEGE EXPOMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North


Tuesday .................... 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM

ADVISER REFRESH LOUNGEMarriott Grand Ballroom II, North


Sunday .....................9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Monday ....................9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Tuesday .................... 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday ................... 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Sponsored byM&M Productions

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WELCOME

2015-2016 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

WELCOME TO THE 2016 NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE! This is the year of empowerment. The 2016

National Leadership Conference has been

designed to empower our attendees to

reach new heights, discover their leadership

skills, and promote stronger families, careers,

and communities. There are definitely

many activities we have prepared for you - workshops, speakers, general sessions,

Competitive Events, the release of TWO updated national programs, and more. The

NEC welcomes you to the 2016 National Leadership Conference and the beautiful city

of San Diego. Are you ready to be EMPOWERED to EMPOWER others?

Empowered to Make a Difference,

2015-2016 National Executive Council

Josh SorbeNational President

South Dakota

Rohit IyerNational

Vice-Presidentof FinanceNew Jersey

Allyson MonsonNational First

Vice-PresidentSouth Dakota

Nathon TaylorNational

Vice-Presidentof Membership

Wyoming

Gabriella CutruzzulaNational

Vice-President ofCommunity Service

Oklahoma

Raniel MendozaNational

Vice-Presidentof Parliamentary Law

North Carolina

Stephanie ZhangNational

Vice-President of Competitive Events

New Jersey

Garrett ChristiaensNational

Vice-Presidentof Programs

Montana

Monica JonesNational

Vice-President of Development

Texas

Makayla HenricksNational

Vice-Presidentof Public Relations

Utah

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WELCOME

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S GREETING Welcome to the 2016 FCCLA National Leadership

Conference! On behalf of the FCCLA National Officers,

Board of Directors, and National Staff, it is my pleasure to

welcome you to the great city of San Diego, CA!

It’s time to participate in one of the most exciting events

with FCCLA, right here in sunny San Diego! We hope you

enjoy all of the fun activities this city offers and make

many lifetime memories with other FCCLA leaders. This

NLC offers some amazing opportunities for you to be

EMPOWERED as you enhance your MEPOWER. Explore all that NLC has to offer by

attending the general sessions and various workshops and trainings, visiting the exhibit

hall and participating in the college expo, attending the Visa Financial Football workshop

with NFL players, and checking out the Ford Driving Skills for Life event at QUALCOMM

stadium. Let your friends, family, and followers all know how proud you are to be a part

of FCCLA and this year’s conference by posting pictures and updates on social media,

tagging your posts with #2016NLC.

The theme of this year’s conference is “EMPOWER, MEPOWER”, recognizing that in

order to EMPOWER others, you first have to find your MEPOWER, what you’re truly

capable of. Through that, you can create real change. We are confident that this week

will provide countless occasions for you to learn how you can EMPOWER yourself and

others through great learning and networking opportunities.

This week I ask you to reflect on this quote from John C. Maxwell: “Leaders become

great, not because of their POWER, but because of their ability to EMPOWER others.”

The opportunities that you have at NLC to strengthen your leadership POWER can

begin to make a powerful wave of youth strength that can change our world. You are

our hope and inspiration, and I look forward to meeting many of you this week.

Sincerely,

FCCLA Executive Director

Sandy Spavone

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WELCOME

CONGRESSMAN PETERS WELCOMEScott H. Peters

52nd District, California

Congressman Peters

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WELCOME

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF JAPAN (FHJ) WELCOMEThe Adult Chairman of FHJ,

Takashi Miyakawa

May 23, 2016

Dear Family, Career and Community Leader of America,

Please let me introduce myself. I am Takashi Miyakawa, the adult

chairman of the Future Homemakers of Japan. Thank you for continuous support. On behalf of the FHJ, may I just say a few words on the 2016th FCCLA National Conference. Congratulations.

First of all, I really appreciate all the opportunities for the exchange students from Japan and your kind support. This year, two students, Yurina Sugano and Akari Nemezawa, will participate in this studying abroad program as representatives of the FHJ. We are very looking forward to seeing them with full of knowledge and experiences. Thank you for your cooperation always.

By the way, today’s Japanese lifestyle is based on what Japanese people learned from the American lifestyle in many years ago. I would like to express my respect to all the FCCLA members, who are solving issues as leaders of youth for the happiness of every individual, and would like to continually learn more things from you.

On the other hand, “Japonism”, such as Japanese cuisine, draws global attention. I think you might be interested in Japanese lifestyle, the spirit of hospitality, and manufacturing of Japan.

I hope that we make more opportunities for our interaction and pursue happiness together as global citizen. We appreciate your continuous cooperation.

At last, I would like to conclude by wishing that FCCLA will have many more successful years and that our bonds will become firm like cornerstones of world peace. Thank you. Yours sincerely,

Takashi Miyakawa The Adult Chairman of FHJ

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CONFERENCE GUIDELINES

ADVISER / CHAPERONE RESPONSIBILITIES Advisers and chaperones are responsible for the behavior and discipline of their students

throughout the conference. Students causing a disturbance or displaying inappropriate

behavior will be asked to leave the conference and their hotel.

• The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) requires one adult

chaperone for every twelve high school or ten middle school students attending

NASSP sponsored conferences. Please be advised that your local school district may

have specific rules that require a higher adult chaperone to student ratio. You should

follow the rules of your school district if the requirements are higher than those set

forth by NASSP sponsored conferences.

• There is a 12 midnight in-room curfew each night for student attendees. This curfew

should be enforced by advisers/chaperones and will be strictly enforced by the hotel

security. This curfew is for the safety of the students and in respect of other guests

staying at the hotel(s).

• Advisers/chaperones are responsible for enforcing the Mandatory Dress Policy. The

Mandatory Dress Policy applies to delegates, advisers, guests, and all other attendees

at the National Leadership Conference. Thoroughly review and impress upon your

delegation the importance of adhering to the Mandatory Dress Policy. Emphasize

that any individuals not adhering to the Mandatory Dress Policy will not be admitted

into sessions, the Exhibit Hall, or STAR Events Recognition Sessions.

CONFERENCE GUIDELINESDelegates are expected to attend and participate in all sessions, workshops, and

activities so they gain as much as possible from the conference. Students who

disregard the rules will be subject to disciplinary action and may be sent home at their

own expense. Parents/guardians will be notified. All conference attendees should be

informed of the following:

• Behavior at all times should be such that it reflects a positive, professional image

of you, your school, your state, and the organization.

All delegates should review these guidelines with their chapter adviser/chaperone.

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• Be on time for all sessions and remain until sessions are adjourned.

• Name badges are required for admission and must be worn when attending

sessions. Replacement badges are $5.00 and can be purchased at the FCCLA

Registration Desk. All funds collected will be split between the IMPACT Fund and

Alumni & Associates.

• Any accidents, injuries, or illness should be reported to an adult chaperone

immediately. National staff should be informed of such incidents and an incident

form should be completed.

• If a student is found responsible for stealing or vandalism, the student and their

parents/guardians will be expected to pay all damages.

• Students may not purchase, possess, consume, or be under the influence

of alcohol or illegal drugs at any time. Violators will be subject to stringent

disciplinary action.

• Smoking is prohibited.

• Use of air horns or other noisemaking devices will not be permitted during the

general sessions or throughout the convention center or hotels.

• Be considerate of sleeping hours and the privacy of other hotel guests and FCCLA

members. All students will observe the 12 midnight in-room curfew.

• Check your room carefully before departure. Be sure all personal belongings have

been removed before checking out of the hotel.

CONFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASEFCCLA photographers and videographers will be taking photos and video throughout

the conference for use in any manner FCCLA deems appropriate including, but not

limited to, FCCLA publications, use on the FCCLA website, and in connection with

Competitive Events. Names will not appear on photos or in videos. By attending the

conference, you grant FCCLA the right, without approval, to photograph, record, use,

and edit your photograph, video, image, likeness, appearance, performance, and any

other indicia of identity, in any format whatsoever, and to publish, disseminate, exhibit,

publicly display, give, sell, and/or transfer the same in any and all forms of media or

distribution now known or hereafter discovered or developed (including, but not

limited to, print media, internet, web casting, video streaming, television, or radio), for

the use of FCCLA, its affiliates, or any individual, organization, business, publication,

network or other third party, in perpetuity, without payment or any consideration.

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MEALSParticipants are expected to purchase meals on their own. There are many options at

a variety of price points within walking distance of the hotels and convention center.

For local restaurant suggestions, visit the Host State Hospitality Desk.

ELEVATOR ETIQUETTE• Students should be courteous to others in hotel and convention center elevators.

• Keep voices at low levels.

• Let people exit elevators before entering.

• Do not push buttons for unnecessary floors.

• Do not fill the elevators beyond posted capacities.

HOTEL SAFETY• Read the emergency instructions on the back of your hotel room door.

Familiarize yourself with the fire escape route.

• Count the number of doors between your room and the nearest exit.

• Do not leave your door open, and always use the dead bolt.

• Do not open your hotel door to anyone you don’t know. Call the front desk to

verify hotel staff, security guards, and others requesting entrance to your room.

• Do not say your room number in public.

• Do not leave valuables out in the open. Many hotels provide in-room safes or

lock boxes for the security of valuable items.

ESCALATOR SAFETY TIPS• Use care when stepping on and off escalators.

• Hold the handrail.

• No bare feet and avoid wearing floppy sandals and open-toed shoes.

• Do not run up or down the steps.

• Do not walk up the “down” escalator or down the “up” escalator.

• Keep feet away from the side edges of steps.

• No carts or strollers.

• Tie all shoe laces.

• Stand to the right when riding an escalator.

• Pass a person standing on an escalator on the left. (Stand to the right; walk to the left.)

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GENERAL SAFETY• Go for the RED.

• R - REACT: Take information around you seriously. Pay attention.

• E - EVALUATE: Judge the level of threat to your safety or the safety of others.

• D - DECIDE: Decide if you need to take immediate action or seek help.

• Do not wear FCCLA badges or nametags outside of FCCLA events.

• Travel in groups and refrain from visiting with strangers.

• Students need to make sure your adviser knows where you are.

• Carry a cell phone. Make sure people closest to you know how to reach you.

Make sure you know how to reach other members of your group, including

chapter members, chaperones, and your adviser.

• Report emergencies immediately.

• Locate emergency exits and fire alarms.

• Download the FCCLA 365 App. In the event of an emergency, a push notification

will be sent to your phone through the app.

• FCCLA recommends that no FCCLA attendees visit Tijuana.

WHAT SHOULD I DO IF…

… I LOST MY ROOM KEY?

A new room key can be issued at the front desk of your hotel. Be sure to bring

identification, like a driver’s license or other photo ID.

… THE FIRE ALARM GOES OFF?

If the fire alarm goes off and you are in your hotel room, you should refer to the

emergency instructions on the back of your hotel room door. Check the door for heat

before opening. You may want to designate a particular area outside the hotel for your

chapter/group to meet. If there are any attendees that need special assistance, please

compile a list for the front desk so that they can help.

… I NEED TO CALL SECURITY?

Simply dial “0” and the hotel operator will connect you.

… MY WALLET OR OTHER VALUABLES ARE MISSING?

Report missing items to security by dialing “0” from your hotel room. You should also let

your adviser know. In addition, you may want to check at the FCCLA Registration Desk.

ANNOUNCEMENTSOnly announcements that apply to the entire delegation will be made at general

sessions. Advance approval by FCCLA national staff is required.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITSAdults participating in the Continuing Education Credit program at the National

Leadership Conference may receive up to 1.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

The CEU fee of $20 is nonrefundable, and required attendance verification forms for

participants will be available in the chapter registration packet if registered in advance.

You can also purchase onsite at the FCCLA registration desk. Check with your

certification office or degree-granting institution to determine if the CEUs will apply

toward your professional development program.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT UNITSCertificates of Professional Development Units (PDUs) for individuals seeking

continued certification through the American Association of Family and Consumer

Sciences (AAFCS) will be available onsite. All participating individuals certified in Family

and Consumer Sciences are responsible for complying with AAFCS requirements

regarding annual reporting. Certificates of completion will be available at the

registration desk.

MANDATORY DRESS CODE POLICYApproved by FCCLA’s Board of Directors, September 2015The National Leadership Conference is an excellent opportunity for members to convey

to others the positive and professional image of FCCLA. Members’ behavior in the hotels

and throughout the National Leadership Conference is the only image that others in

the hotel and host city may ever have of our organization. Student conduct and dress

should contribute to the positive and professional image of FCCLA. The FCCLA official

uniform is always appropriate and strongly encouraged for student delegates. If not

wearing the FCCLA official uniform, the mandatory dress code below must be followed.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in putting forth a positive image of

FCCLA throughout the National Leadership Conference!

Mandatory Attire | General Sessions | Exhibits | College Expo | Workshops | STAR Events Recognition SessionsAdvisers / chaperones are responsible for enforcing the mandatory dress policy with

their students and guests. Delegates, advisers, and guests not adhering to the dress

policy will not be admitted into sessions.

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MANDATORY DRESS CODE POLICY

FEMALES

• Official blazer is encouraged

• Red, black, or white polo or oxford shirt (long or short sleeves)

• Black dress slacks/pants/capris (no shorts)

• Black skirts – no shorter than 2 inches above the knee

• Black sheath dress

• Black dress shoes

• Jeans, t-shirts, and athletic wear are NOT acceptable

MALES

• Official blazer is encouraged

• Red, black, or white polo or oxford shirt (long or short sleeves)

• Black dress slacks (no shorts)

• Black dress shoes


EXCEPTION

Culinary Arts participants are welcome to wear their chef’s attire during the STAR

Events Recognition Sessions.

ADVISERS / CHAPERONES / GUESTS

• Business professional


Note - Guests who attend are required to follow the Mandatory Dress Policy

*Polo shirts and oxford shirts are not required to have the FCCLA logo, but FCCLA branded

shirts are strongly encouraged. All current and future attire with the FCCLA logo must be

purchased through the official FCCLA emblematic supplier. To purchase official FCCLA attire,

visit the FCCLA store at www.fcclastore.org or visit the FCCLA Store during the National

Leadership Conference.

STAR Events ParticipantsSTAR Events participants are expected to adhere to the published dress code

for all general sessions, workshops, and the STAR Events Recognition Session.

For participation in competition, follow event specifications for dress, and wear

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MANDATORY DRESS CODE POLICY

appropriate clothing for the nature of the presentation. If attending conference

activities prior to or immediately after a STAR Events presentation, be prepared to

change into clothing that meets the conference dress code.

Special Event Attire

ALL ATTENDEES

• Casual slacks, shorts, jeans, t-shirts, athletic wear, and tennis shoes

Gala Dress Policy

FEMALES AND MALES

• Semi-formal – You are able to wear semi-formal attire to the Closing General

Session if you are attending the Gala.

• Jeans, t-shirts, athletic wear, and athletic shoes are NOT included

ADVISERS/ CHAPERONES/ GUESTS

• Semi-formal or business professional

• Jeans, t-shirts, athletic wear, and athletic shoes are NOT included

Unacceptable Attire at NLC• Skin-tight or revealing clothing

• Midriff-baring clothing

• FCCLA-branded clothing that was not approved by National FCCLA

• Extremely short skirts or dresses (shorter than 2 inches above the knee)

• Clothing with printing that is suggestive, obscene, or promotes illegal substances

• Athletic clothing – including tennis shoes – except for tours and appropriate events

• Swimwear – except for use at the pools or beach

• Rubber, beach-type flip flops – except for use at the pools or beach

• Night wear (pajamas) should not be worn outside of your hotel room

FCCLA Ultimate Image AwardThe FCCLA Ultimate Image Award will be based on the vote of the FCCLA Board of

Directors present at NLC. Keep your eyes open for the state whose members most

exemplify the FCCLA image and display a professional appearance throughout the

conference. The state that is selected will be presented with the FCCLA Ultimate

Image Award at the Closing General Session.

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PROGRAM KEY & SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

MEETING SCHEDULE PROGRAM KEY

SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

We’ve made it easy for you to locate events that are relevant to you! Pay attention to

these icons throughout the meeting schedule so you can quickly locate the following

event types:

COMBINED YOUTH/ADVISER SESSIONS

ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

COMPETITIVE EVENTS

SATURDAY, JULY 2

CONFERENCE &COMPETITIVE EVENT REGISTRATION8:00 AM–4:00 PM(Advisers Only)

TOURSMorning & Evening(Times Will Vary)

SUNDAY, JULY 3

CONFERENCE & COMPETITIVE EVENT REGISTRATION7:30 AM–6:00 PM(Advisers Only)

TOURSMorning & Evening(Times Will Vary)

9:00 AM–10:00 AMNOC Test

9:00 AM–10:30 AMNOCA Orientation

SUNDAY, JULY 3

9:00 AM–11:00 AMSTAR Events Lead/Asst. Lead Consultants Organizational Meeting

9:00 AM–6:00 PMAdviser Refresh Lounge

10:00 AM–11:00 AMFCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Volunteer Orientation

10:30 AM–12:00 PMNOC Orientation & Project Center

12:00 PM–1:00 PMNOC Nominating Committee Meeting

12:15 PM–1:00 PMFCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Participant Orientation

1:00 PM–2:30 PMAdviser Academy Track 1(By Appointment)

SUNDAY, JULY 3

1:00 PM–3:00 PMFCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl:Pool Play

1:00 PM–10:00 PMNOC Nominating Committee Interviews

2:00 PM–3:30 PMState Officer Training I

3:00 PM–4:00 PMNew State Advisers Orientation (State Advisers with 0-3 Years Experience Only)

3:00 PM–5:00 PMAdviser Academy Track 2 (By Appointment)

3:00 PM–5:00 PMAdviser-to-Adviser(By Appointment)


ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

COMPETITIVE EVENTS17


SUNDAY, JULY 3

3:30 PM–4:30 PMFCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl: Quarter & Semi Finals, 3rd Place Match

3:45 PM–4:45 PMNational Network Trainings (By Appointment)

4:30 PM–7:00 PMState Advisers Kickoff

5:00 PM–5:45 PMSTAR Events Room Consultants and Evaluators Meeting

6:00 PM–7:00 PMSTAR Events Participant Orientations

7:30 PM–8:30 PM;8:45 PM–9:45 PM;10:00 PM–11:00 PMState Meetings

MONDAY, JULY 4

REGISTRATION7:30 AM–5:00 PM

8:00 AM–9:00 AMExhibits – Exclusive Preview! (Advisers Only)

8:00 AM–3:00 PMSTAR Events

8:00 AM–3:15 PMLeadership Academy

8:00 AM–10:00 AMNOC Fishbowl

8:15 AM–3:00 PMExhibits & Exhibitor/Partner Workshops


MONDAY, JULY 4

9:15 AM–10:30 AM &10:45 AM–12:00 PMAdviser Professional Development Sessions

10:00 AM–11:15 AMVoting Delegates Orientation, Including NOC

11:15 AM–1:00 PMNOC Nominating Committee Deliberation

1:00 PM–3:00 PMAdviser Academy-Track 3 (By Appointment)

3:00 PM–3:30 PMAlumni & Associates Reception (Graduating Seniors and A&A Members Only)

4:00 PM–6:30 PMOpening General Session

7:00 PM–7:30 PMNOC Letter Drop #1

7:00 PM–8:00 PMVIP Reception (By Invitation)

STAR EventsAdvocacy*Applied Math for Culinary ManagementChapter Service Project DisplayChapter Service Project Portfolio Chapter in Review DisplayChapter in Review PortfolioEarly Childhood Education Fashion ConstructionFocus on ChildrenFood InnovationsNational Programs in Action Nutrition and WellnessRecycle and Redesign Teach and Train* *Includes Postsecondary

TUESDAY, JULY 5


TOURSEvening(Times Will Vary)

8:00 AM–9:15 AM &9:30 AM–10:45 AMLeadership Academy

8:00 AM–4:00 PMSTAR Events


8:15 AM–9:00 AM;9:15 AM–10:00 AM;10:15 AM–11:00 AMNOC Networking

8:15 AM–9:00 AM;9:15 AM–10:00 AM;10:15 AM–11:00 AMYouth Sessions(Rotates with Exhibits & College Expo)

8:15 AM–3:00 PMExhibits, College Expo, & Exhibitor/Partner Workshops

8:30 AM–9:30 AM &9:45 AM–10:45 AMAdviser Professional Development Sessions

12:00 PM–12:30 PMNOC Voting Delegate Speech Check-in

12:30 PM–1:45 PMNOC Speeches – Group A (NEC, Voting Delegates,& Spectators)

12:30 PM–1:45 PMNOC Team Building – Group B

CC: CONVENTION CENTERHB: HILTON SAN DIEGO BAYFRONTGH: MANCHESTER GRAND HYATT

MM: MARRIOTT MARQUIS SAN DIEGO MARINA


ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

COMPETITIVE EVENTS 18


TUESDAY, JULY 5

1:00 PM–2:30 PMAdviser Academy-Track 4 (By Appointment)

2:00 PM–3:15 PMNOC Speeches – Group B (NEC, Voting Delegates,& Spectators)

2:00 PM–3:15 PMNOC Team Building – Group A

3:30 PM–4:00 PMVoting Delegate Networking

4:00 PM–4:25 PM; 4:30 PM–4:55 PM;5:00 PM–5:25 PMState Meetings

4:30 PM–5:30 PMNational Executive Council Elections

STAR Events Career InvestigationDigital Stories for ChangeEntrepreneurship Environmental Ambassador Fashion DesignFCCLA Chapter WebsiteHospitality, Tourism, and RecreationIllustrated TalkInterior Design Interpersonal CommunicationsJob InterviewLeadership Life Event PlanningParliamentary ProcedurePromote and Publicize FCCLA!Sports Nutrition

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5


TOURSEvening(Times Will Vary)

6:30 AM–8:00 AMRun4Red 5K Fun Run/Walk

7:00 AMNOC Letter Drop #2

7:00 AM–5:00 PMCulinary Arts Competition

7:30 AM–12:30 PMFord Driving Skills for Life Event

9:00 AM–10:15 AM &10:30 AM–11:45 AMLeadership Academy

9:30 AM–10:30 AM &10:45 AM–11:45 AMProgram Workshops

10:45 AM–11:45 AMState & Chapter Adviser Networking

10:45 AM–11:45 AMState Officer Training II

12:15 PM–12:45 PMVoting Delegate Check-in 12:30 PM–5:30 PMFord Driving Skills for Life Event

1:00 PM–3:00 PMBusiness SessionFCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Finals

THURSDAY, JULY 7


7:30 AM–7:45 AMSTAR Events Participants Seating

7:30 AM–12:30 PMFord Driving Skills for Life Event


8:00 AM–10:30 AMSTAR Events Concurrent Recognition Sessions (All Regions)

11:00 AM–12:00 PMYouth Networking (Membership)

11:00 AM–3:30 PMSTAR Events Results Pick-up(State Advisers Only)

11:30 AM–12:30 PMSTAR Events Scholarship Winners Awards Presentation

12:30 PM–2:30 PMNational Association of Parliamentarians Membership Exam

11:30 AM–12:30 PM2015-2016/2016-2017NECA Lunch

12:45 PM–2:30 PMYouth Networking(Mission Mayhem)

1:00 PM–2:30 PMState and Chapter Adviser Recognition Session

5:00 PM–7:00 PMClosing General Session

7:00 PM–11:00 PMFCCLA Gala


ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2016:

2:00 PM–6:00 PM

Competitive Events Advisory Team MeetingCobalt 501C, Cobalt Level, (HB)

7:00 AM–11:00 AM

FCCLA Tour DeskMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–11:00 AM

Tour: By Sea, By LandAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

8:00 AM–4:00 PM

Competitive Events RegistrationMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–4:00 PM

FCCLA Registration/InformationMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

10:00 AM–4:00 PM

Tour: AquaticaAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

1:00 PM–5:30 PM


SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016:




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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016:

2:00 PM–6:00 PM

Leadership Training Team MeetingDana Point, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)

4:00 PM–9:00 PM

Tour: San Diego City Tour/ Dinner & Exploration in Old TownAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

5:15 PM–9:00 PM

Tour: A Night at the ImprovAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

7:30 AM–2:00 PM


7:30 AM–4:00 PM

FCCLA StoreMarriott Grand Ballroom 1-4, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

7:30 AM–6:00 PM

Competitive Events RegistrationMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

7:30 AM–6:00 PM


SUNDAY, JULY 3, 2016:

21COMBINED YOUTH/ADVISER SESSIONS

ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

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8:00 AM–11:00 AM

Tour: By Sea By LandAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

8:30 AM–5:00 PM

Host State HospitalityMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

9:00 AM–10:00 AM

National Officer Candidate TestTorrey Pines 3, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

9:00 AM–10:30 AM

National Officer Candidate Adviser OrientationRancho Sante Fe 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)2015-2016 National Executive Council Advisers

9:00 AM–11:00 AM

STAR Events Lead & Assistant Lead Consultants Organizational MeetingAqua 310 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)

9:00 AM–6:00 PM

Adviser Refresh LoungeMarriott Grand Ballroom 11, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

10:00 AM–11:00 AM

FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Volunteer OrientationAqua 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)

10:00 AM–4:00 PM

Tour: AquaticaAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal.

22CC: CONVENTION CENTERHB: HILTON SAN DIEGO BAYFRONTGH: MANCHESTER GRAND HYATT


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


10:30 AM–12:00 PM

National Officer Candidate Orientation & Project CenterTorrey Pines 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

10:30 AM–4:30 PM

Tour: San Diego ZooGroup A - 10:30 AM-3:30PMGroup B - 11:30 AM-4:30 PMAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal. To prevent delays to other attendees, participants must follow their assigned times.

12:00 PM–1:00 PM

National Officer Candidate Nominating Committee MeetingCardiff/Carlsbad, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

12:15 PM–1:00 PM

FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Participant OrientationAqua 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)

1:00 PM–2:30 PM

Adviser Academy: Track 1 - Developing a Chapter Vision(Preregistration Required)Catalina, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)Lynsey Singleton, National Consultant Team

1:00 PM–3:00 PM

FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl Pool Play• Scoring Room: Room 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Pool 1: Aqua Salon AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Pool 2: Aqua Salon C, Aqua Level, (HB)• Pool 3: Aqua Salon D, Aqua Level, (HB)• Pool 4: Aqua Salon E, Aqua Level, (HB)

2:00 PM–3:30 PM

State Officer Training 1 (Preregistration Required)San Diego Ballroom B, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)


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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


2:00 PM–10:00 PM

National Officer Candidate Nominating Committee InterviewsCardiff/Carlsbad, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

3:00 PM–4:00 PM

New State Advisers OrientationCoronado, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)

3:00 PM–5:00 PM

Adviser Academy: Track 2 - Using Legislation to Change the Classroom (Preregistration Required)Catalina, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)Rachel VanPelt, National Consultant Team

3:00 PM–5:00 PM

Adviser-to-Adviser (By Appointment Only)La Costa, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)Lenora Reid, National Consultant Team

3:30 PM–4:30 PM

FCCLA/Lifesmarts Knowledge Bowl Quarter and Semi-Finals, and 3rd Place MatchAqua Salons A, B, C, D, E, Aqua Level, (HB)

3:45 PM–4:45 PM

National Network Training (By Appointment Only)• Competitive Events: Rancho Sante Fe 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Connection: Marriott Grand Ballroom 13, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Finance: Torrey Pines 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Membership: Marriott Grand Ballroom 12, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Program: Marriott Grand Ballroom 11, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• State Presidents: Marriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

4:30 PM–7:00 PM

State Advisers NLC KickoffCoronado, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)Special thanks to Lead2Feed for sponsoring the State Advisers NLC Kickoff Reception!




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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


5:00 PM–5:45 PM

STAR Events Room Consultants and Evaluators Meetings• Advocacy: Aqua Salon D, Aqua Level, (HB)• Applied Math for Culinary Management: Aqua 303,

Aqua Level, (HB)• Career Investigation: Aqua Salon AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Chapter in Review Display: Pacific Ballroom 16, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter in Review Portfolio: Pacific Ballroom 17, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Display: Pacific Ballroom 18, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Portfolio: Pacific Ballroom 15, Level 1, (MM)• Culinary Arts: Aqua Salon E, Aqua Level, (HB)• Digital Stories for Change: Aqua 309, Aqua Level, (HB)• Early Childhood Education: Aqua 307, Aqua Level, (HB)• Entrepreneurship: Aqua Salon C, Aqua Level, (HB)• Environmental Ambassador: Aqua 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Fashion Construction: Cobalt 501 C, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Fashion Design: Cobalt 520, Cobalt Level, (HB)• FCCLA Chapter Website: Aqua 313, Aqua Level, (HB)• Focus on Children: San Diego Ballroom B, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Food Innovations: San Diego Ballroom A, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation: Presidio Rooms 1-2, North Tower, Lobby

Level, (MM)• Illustrated Talk: Marina Ballroom F, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Interior Design: Pacific Ballroom 24, Level 1, (MM)• Interpersonal Communications: Pacific Ballroom 25, Level 1, (MM)• Job Interview: Aqua Salon F, Aqua Level, (HB)• Leadership: Aqua 311 B, Aqua Level, (HB)• Life Event Planning: Marina Ballroom G, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• National Programs in Action: Pacific Ballroom 21, Level 1, (MM)• Nutrition and Wellness: Miramar, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Parliamentary Procedure: Marina Ballroom D&E, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Promote and Publicize FCCLA!: Pacific Ballroom 26, Level 1, (MM)• Recycle and Redesign: Marriott Grand Ballroom 13, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Sports Nutrition: Balboa/Mission Hills, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Teach and Train: Aqua 305, Aqua Level, (HB)

5:00 PM–5:45 PM

STAR Events: Relief Volunteers OrientationCobalt 502 B, Cobalt Level, (HB)


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


6:00 PM–7:00 PM

STAR Events Participant Orientation (Participants Only)• Advocacy: Aqua Salon D, Aqua Level, (HB)• Applied Math for Culinary Management: Aqua 303, Aqua Level, (HB)• Career Investigation: Aqua Salon AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Chapter in Review Display: Pacific Ballroom 16, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter in Review Portfolio: Pacific Ballroom 17, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Display: Pacific Ballroom 18, Level 1, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Portfolio: Pacific Ballroom 15, Level 1, (MM)• Culinary Arts: Aqua Salon E, Aqua Level, (HB)• Digital Stories for Change: Aqua 309, Aqua Level, (HB)• Early Childhood Education: Aqua 307, Aqua Level, (HB)• Entrepreneurship: Aqua Salon C, Aqua Level, (HB)• Environmental Ambassador: Aqua 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Fashion Construction: Cobalt 501 C, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Fashion Design: Cobalt 520, Cobalt Level, (HB)• FCCLA Chapter Website: Aqua 313, Aqua Level, (HB)• Focus on Children: San Diego Ballroom B, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Food Innovations: San Diego Ballroom A, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation: Presidio 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level,

(MM)• Illustrated Talk: Marina Ballroom F, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Interior Design: Pacific Ballroom 24, Level 1, (MM)• Interpersonal Communications: Pacific Ballroom 25, Level 1, (MM)• Job Interview: Aqua Salon F, Aqua Level, (HB)• Leadership: Aqua 311 B, Aqua Level, (HB)• Life Event Planning: Marina Ballroom G, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• National Programs in Action: Pacific Ballroom 21, Level 1, (MM)• Nutrition and Wellnes: Miramar, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Parliamentary Procedure: Marina Ballroom DE, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Promote and Publicize FCCLA!: Pacific Ballroom 26, Level 1, (MM)• Recycle and Redesign: Marriott Grand Ballroom 13, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Sports Nutrition: Balboa/Mission Hills, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Teach and Train: Aqua 305, Aqua Level, (HB)

6:45 PM–7:45 PM

Leadership STAR Event Participant and Adviser Reception (Tickets Required)Aqua Terrace Foyer, Aqua Level, (HB)Sponsored by Cottey College

7:30 PM–11:00 PM

State MeetingsSee the FCCLA Mobile App for a schedule and locations of state meetings




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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

MONDAY, JULY 4, 2016:

7:00 AM–8:00 AM

STAR Events Business and Industry Evaluator Orientation• Advocacy: La Jolla A, Seaport Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Applied Math for Culinary Management: Carlsbad, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Chapter in Review Display: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Chapter in Review Portfolio: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Display: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Chapter Service Project Portfolio: Point Loma, South Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Early Childhood Education: Aqua 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Fashion Construction: Aqua 303, Aqua Level, (HB)• Focus on Children: Aqua Salon, Aqua Level, (HB)• Food Innovations: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• National Programs in Action: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Nutrition and Wellnes: Cobalt 500, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Recycle and Redesign: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Teach and Train: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

7:00 AM–3:00 PM

Competitive Events Information Desk• Harbor Ballroom Foyer, Harbor Tower, Second Level, (GH)• Aqua West Foyer, Aqua Level, (HB)• Marina Foyer, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

7:30 AM–8:00 AM

National Officer Candidate Nominating Committee MeetingPresidio 1, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

7:30 AM–4:00 PM


7:30 AM–6:00 PM


8:00 AM–9:00 AM

Exhibits: Exclusive Preview for Advisers OnlyMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)


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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


8:00 AM–9:15 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Effective Communication: Pacific Ballroom 18-19,

North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Engage Track: Group Dynamics: Pacific Ballroom 21-22, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Project Management: Pacific Ballroom 25-26, North Tower, Level

1, (MM)

8:00 AM–10:00 AM

National Officer Candidate FishbowlPresidio 1, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–10:00 AM

National Officer Candidate Fishbowl - Holding RoomPresidio 2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–3:00 PM

Spotlight on ProjectsMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–3:00 PM

STAR Events• Advocacy: Balboa A,B,C, Gaslamp A,B,C,D, La Jolla A,B,

Old Town A,B, Seaport Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Applied Math for Culinary Management: Balboa, Cardiff, Mission Hills, Carlsbad,

South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Chapter in Review Display: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Chapter in Review Portfolio: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Chapter Service Project Display: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Chapter Service Project Portfolio: Laguna, Leucadia, Oceanside, Point Loma,

Santa Rosa, Solana, Vista, South Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Early Childhood Education: Aqua 300 AB, Aqua 310 A, Aqua 310 B, Aqua 311 A,

Aqua Level, (HB)• Fashion Construction: Aqua 303, 305, 307, 309, 311B, 313, 314, Aqua Level, (HB)• Focus on Children: Aqua Salon, Aqua Level, (HB)• Food Innovations: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• National Programs in Action: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Nutrition and Wellness: Cobalt 500, 501 A, 501 B, 501 C, 502 A, 502 B, 520,

Cobalt Level, (HB)• Recycle and Redesign: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Teach and Train: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)




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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


8:00 AM–4:00 PM


8:15 AM–9:00 AM

Teens and TechnologyMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Torine Creppy, Chief Program Officer, Safe Kids WorldwideAlexis Kagiliery, Program Manager, Safe Kids WorldwideKrystal Phillips, Program Operations Lead, Safe Kids Worldwide

8:15 AM–9:00 AM

Teaching 21st Century Careers with TechnologyMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Ashley Nelson, FCS Teacher, Consultant, & Author

9:00 AM–9:30 AM

General Session Usher Orientation and SeatingSails Pavilion, (CC)

9:00 AM–3:00 PM

Exhibits ExpoMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

9:00 AM–6:00 PM

Adviser Refresh LoungeMarriott Grand Ballroom 11, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

9:15 AM–10:00 AM

Lead2Feed National Outreach ProgramMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Linda Spahr, Project Manager, Lead2Feed

B-Sew Inn is donating an embroidery/sewing machine for an exclusive adviser-only raffle!

This machine’s design is compact and perfect for embroidering smaller items such as tea towels and shirt pocketss, and for monogramming. Want to enter the raffle? Advisers receive a raffle ticket every time they attend an adviser professional development session! See pages 21, 36, and 44 for a list of participating sessions to claim your tickets!


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


9:15 AM–10:00 AM

Focus on the 5 Risks That Teens Face as Novice DriversMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Stacey Tisdale, Regional Representative, Teens in the Driver Seat

9:15 AM–10:30 AM & 10:45 AM–12:00 PM

Adviser Professional Development Sessions(Each workshop presented twice)• Financial Fitness: Earning and Spending with Monopoly: Rancho Sante Fe 1-2,

North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Rachel VanPelt, National Consultant Team

• No Money? No Problem!: Torrey Pines 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Lynsey Singleton, National Consultant Team

• Next Gen. Personal Finance: Marriott Grand Ballroom 12, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Tim Ranzetta, Founder, Next Gen Personal Finance

• Your Safety = Your Power: Marriott Grand Ballroom 13, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Lenora Reid, National Consultant Team

9:30 AM–10:45 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: The Responsibility of Leaders: Pacific Ballroom 21-22,

North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: Pacific

Ballroom 25-26, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)

10:00 AM–11:15 AM

Voting Delegate Orientation(Includes National Officer Candidates)Pacific Ballroom 16, Level 1, (MM)

10:15 AM–11:00 AM

BizKid$ - Debt: The Good, The Bad, & The UglyMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Jamie Hammond, Executive Producer, BizKid$

10:15 AM–11:00 AM

Down to the SourceMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Chef Brian Schreiber, National Field Representative/Culinary & Associations Liaison, Kendall College




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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


11:00 AM–12:15 PM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Public Speaking: Pacific Ballroom 21-22, North

Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Decision Making & Risk Taking: Pacific Ballroom 25-26, North

Tower, Level 1, (MM)

11:15 AM–12:00 PM

AdVenture Capital: Funding, Experiences, and Mentors to Empower Student Leaders!Marriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sophia Curcio, Partnerships Coordinator, AdVenture Capital

11:15 AM–12:00 PM

Are You Ready to Find a Career that Makes an IMPACT on the World?Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Dr. Dawn Barton Cadwallader, IMPACT Tour Director

11:15 AM–1:00 PM

Nominating Committee Deliberation & LunchPresidio 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

11:30 AM–12:00 PM

National Officer Candidate RehearsalSails Pavilion, (CC)

12:30 PM–1:45 PM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Making Differences Count: Pacific Ballroom 21-22,

North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Project Management: Pacific Ballroom 25-26, North Tower,

Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Vision & Revision: Pacific Ballroom 18-19, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)

1:00 PM–3:00 PM

Adviser Academy: Track 3 - Leading at School(Preregistration Required)Catalina, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)Stephanie Krupa, National Consultant Team


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


1:15 PM–2:00 PM

From FCCLA to Owning an Online Clothing StoreMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Elliot Johnson, FCCLA Board Chair/Co-Owner of Ascot & Company

1:15 PM–2:00 PM

STEM to FACS with Fabric Testing & IdentificationMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sabrina Cassidy, Marketing and Design Manager, Haans Crafts

2:00 PM–3:15 PM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: The Responsibility of Leaders: Pacific Ballroom 21-22,

North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Critical Thinking & Problem Solving: Pacific Ballroom 25-26,

North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Launch Track: Surviving Failure: Pacific Ballroom 18-19, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)

2:15 PM–3:00 PM

Dangers of Drunk, Drugged, and Distracted DrivingMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Ford Driving Skills for Life Team

2:15 PM–3:00 PM

Empowered for the EnvironmentMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sean Russell, Youth Advisory Council Coordinator, SeaWorld & Busch Gardens

2:30 PM–3:00 PM

Opening Session Award Recipient RehearsalSails Pavilion, (CC)

3:00 PM–3:30 PM

Alumni & Associates Reception(Graduating Seniors and A&A Members Only)Marriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)




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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


4:00 PM–6:30 PM

Opening General SessionSails Pavilion, (CC)Join us as the NEC leads us through an energy-packed session featuring award presentations, national program updates, and keynote speaker Josh Shipp.

6:00 PM–11:00 PM

Fourth of July Event - FCCLA Private Viewing AreaMarina Terrace, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)Join your FCCLA friends in this private viewing area. Space is limited and is on a first-come, first served basis. Cash concessions will be available.)

7:00 PM–7:30 PM

National Officer Candidate Letter Drop #1

7:00 PM–8:00 PM

VIP Reception(By Invitation Only)See invitation for locationSponsored by Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility

7:00 AM–8:00 AM

STAR Events Business and Industry Evaluator Orientation• Career Investigation: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Digital Stories for Change: Cobalt 501 A, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Entrepreneurship: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Environmental Ambassador: Carlsbad, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Fashion Design: Aqua Salon, Aqua Level, (HB)• FCCLA Chapter Website: Cobalt 502 A, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation: Aqua Salon, Aqua Level, (HB)• Illustrated Talk: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Interior Design: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Interpersonal Communications: Palomar, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Job Interview: Pacific Ballroom 23, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)• Leadership: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Life Event Planning: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Parliamentary Procedure: Room 300 AB, Aqua Level, (HB)• Promote and Publicize FCCLA!: Old Town B, Seaport Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Sports Nutrition: Coronado, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)

TUESDAY, JULY 5, 2016:


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


7:00 AM–4:00 PM

Competitive Events Information Desk• Harbor Ballroom Foyer, Harbor Tower, Second Level, (GH)• Aqua West Foyer, Aqua Level, (HB)• Marina Foyer, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

7:30 AM–4:00 PM


7:30 AM–5:00 PM


8:00 AM–9:15 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Effective Communication: San Diego Ballroom A,

North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Engage Track: Making Differences Count: San Diego Ballroom B, North Tower,

Lobby Level, (MM)• Launch Track: Project Management: Marriott Grand Ballroom 12-13, North


8:00 AM–3:00 PM

Exhibits and College ExpoMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

8:00 AM–4:00 PM


Creating leaders in families, in the workplace, and in the community is what FCCLA does best!Take your aspiring leaders to Capitol Leadership in Washington, D.C., for a meeting that will empower your members to be agents of change. While attending, members will visit Capitol Hill and develop their leadership skills, while lobbying for important FCCLA issues.

Capitol Leadership: Sept. 28 - Oct. 1, 2016


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COMPETITIVE EVENTS

Company CarTuition Reimbursement401(k)InsuranceMealsClothing

People Development BonusBonusRegular Earnings

Full Value SharesStock Options

$33,000$53,000

$67,000$125,000+

$133,000+

$36,000$28,000

The company-wide averages reflected above are for illustrative purposes only; actual individual compensation will vary based on performance and other factors.Empowering others is the foundation of our success.

STOP BY OUR BOOTH TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO GET YOUR CAREER ROLLING.

WE’RE GROWING QUICKLY AND SO CAN YOU

The company-wide averages refl ected above are for illustrative purposes only; actual individual compensation will vary based on performance and other factors.


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8:00 AM–4:00 PM

STAR Events• Career Investigation: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Digital Stories for Change: Cobalt 501 A, 501 B, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Entrepreneurship: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Environmental Ambassador: Balboa, Cardiff, Carlsbad, Del Mar, Miramar, Mission

Hills, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Fashion Design: Aqua Salon, Aqual Level, (HB)• FCCLA Chapter Website: Cobalt 502 A, 502 B, Cobalt Level, (HB)• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation: Aqua Salon, Aqual Level, (HB)• llustrated Talk: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Interior Design: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Interpersonal Communications: Marina Ballroom, Palomar, South Tower, Level

3, (MM)• Job Interview: Pacific Ballroom 23, Pacific Ballroom 24, Pacific Ballroom 25,

Level 1, (MM)• Leadership: Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Life Event Planning: Harbor Ballroom, Harbor Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Parliamentary Procedure: Room 300 AB, Aqua 303, Aqua 310 A, Aqua 310 B,

Aqua 311 A, Aqua 311 B, Aqua 313, Aqua 314, Aqua Level, (HB)• Promote and Publicize FCCLA!: Balboa A,B,C, Gaslamp A,B,C,D, La Jolla A,B, Old

Town A,B, Seaport Tower, Level 2, (GH)• Sports Nutrition: Catalina, Coronado, Dana Point, La Costa, La Jolla, La Mesa,

Malibu, South Tower, Level 4, (MM)

8:00 AM–5:00 PM

Adviser Refresh LoungeMarriott Grand Ballroom 11, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sponsored by M&M Productions

8:15 AM–9:00 AM

“Empowerment” by Brain Power Today-Motivating, EnergizingMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Gail Ward, Assistant Principal, Executive Director of Brain Power TodayIshmael Muhammad, Resource Teacher, Brain Power Today, Executive Director/Presenter

8:15 AM–9:00 AM

Be Empowered While Planning Your Career in the Culinary and Hospitality Industry!Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Chef Joey Buttendorf, Associate Director of Admissions & Continuing Education, NECI




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8:15 AM–9:15 AM & 9:30 AM–10:30 AM

Adviser Professional Development Sessions(Each workshop presented twice)• Empowering Students Toward a Strong Financial Future: Torrey Pines 1-3, North

Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Stephanie Krupa, National Consultant Team

• Oh Dear! Whoa Deer!: Rancho Santa Fe 1-3, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Lynsey Singleton, National Consultant Team

8:15 AM–9:00 AM; 9:15 AM–10:00 AM; 10:15 AM–11:00 AM

Youth SessionsYouth Sessions rotate with Exhibit Expo viewing within the following groups:

Group A - North Atlantic & Pacific RegionsGroup B - Central RegionGroup C - Southern Region

Voting Delegates should attend National Officer Candidate Networking during their Exhibit Expo time period at the Marriott Grand Ballroom 4, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM).

8:15 AM–9:00 AM• GROUP A - Lauren Berger, The Intern Queen: Pacific Ballroom 14-19, Level

1, (MM)• GROUP B - Project Elevate: Pacific Ballroom 20-22, Level 1, (MM)• GROUP C - Exhibit Expo: Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, Lobby Level, (MM)

• Voting Delegates should attend National Officer Candidate Networking during their Exhibit Expo time period at the Marriott Grand Ballroom 4, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM).

9:15 AM–10:00 AM• GROUP B - Lauren Berger, The Intern Queen: Pacific Ballroom 14-19, Level

1, (MM)• GROUP C - Project Elevate: Pacific Ballroom 20-22, Level 1, (MM)• GROUP A - Exhibit Expo: Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, Lobby Level, (MM)


10:15 AM–11:00 AM• GROUP C - Lauren Berger, The Intern Queen: Pacific Ballroom 14-19, Level

1, (MM)• GROUP A - Project Elevate: Pacific Ballroom 20-22, Level 1, (MM)• GROUP B - Exhibit Expo: Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, Lobby Level, (MM)


9:15 AM–10:00 AM

Sew Fearlessly and Change the WorldMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Josie Baird, Manager B-Sew Inn Education Division

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9:15 AM–11:00 AM

Teen RSA... Road Safety in Action! (Preregistered attendees only)Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Joe Toole, Senior Principal, Kittelson & Associates, Inc.Bruce Hamilton, Director of Safety & Research Programs, Roadway Safety Foundation

9:30 AM–10:45 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Group Dynamics:San Diego Ballroom A, North

Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)• Launch Track: Critical Thinking: San Diego Ballroom B, North Tower, Lobby

Level, (MM)• Launch Track: Vision & Revision: Marriott Grand Ballroom 12&13, North Tower,

Lobby Level, (MM)

10:15 AM–11:00 AM

The Incredible, Edible Egg: Facts, Fiction, & Fun!Marriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Jacinta LeDone, Director of State Programs, American Egg Board

10:15 AM–11:00 AM

The FCCLA Virtual Business Challenge – Personal Finance!Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Tom McGraw, Knowledge Matters

11:15 AM–12:00 PM

The DUDE. be nice Project: A Fun Way to Create a More Positive Culture in your CommunityMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Brent Camalich, CEO, DUDE. be nice

11:15 AM–12:00 PM

Using Digital Badges, PBL, and Gamification to Teach Culinary ArtsMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Nai Wang, CEO/President, KP Education Systems

12:00 PM–12:30 PM

National Officer Candidate Voting Delegate & Candidate Check-InSails Pavilion, (CC)

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12:30 PM–1:45 PM

National Officer Candidate Speeches/Teambuilding• National Officer Candidate Speeches - Group A: Sails Pavilion, (CC)• Natonal Officer Candidate Teambuilding - Group B

1:00 PM–2:30 PM

Adviser Academy: Track 4 - Remaining Relevant as a Chapter(Pre-Registration Required)Santa Rosa Room, South Tower, Level 1, (MM)Lenora Reid, National Consulant Team

1:15 PM–2:00 PM

Chipotle: Creating Teams of Top Performers Through EmpowermentMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Marie Davis, National Recruiting Manager, ChipotleNicole LaTouche, Recruiting Strategist, ChipotleConnor Watkins, Recruiting Strategist, ChipotleJackson Shoaff-Bernby, Recruting Strategist, Chipotle

1:15 PM–2:00 PM

Why Giving MattersMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Brent Whiting, Owner, YUDA Bands

2:00 PM–3:15 PM

National Officer Candidate Speeches/Teambuilding• National Officer Candidate Speeches - Group B: Sails Pavilion, (CC)• Natonal Officer Candidate Teambuilding - Group A

2:15 PM–3:00 PM

OBSERVED: an Expert Panel Evaluation on Traffic SafetyMarriott Grand Ballroom 10, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Moderator: Jacob Smith, FCCLA Board of Directors Member, Former National Executive Council MemberCathy Gillen, Principal, The Gillen GroupMarshie Agee, Communications Liaison, Insurance Institute for Highway SafetyStephanie Shaw, Safety Advocate, Office of Communications at National Transportation Safety Board

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2:15 PM–3:00 PM

How to Dress for Success, First Impressions are EverythingMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Andy Platko, Director of Business Development

4:00 PM–5:25 PM

State MeetingsSee the FCCLA Mobile App for a schedule and locations of state meetings

4:00 PM–9:00 PM


4:30 PM–5:30 PM

National Executive Council Elections(Election Voting Delegates and NEC Only)Marriott Grand Ballroom 4, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

6:30 AM–8:00 AM

Run4Red 5K and Fun Run/WalkStart line is located in front of the Hilton Bayfront. Please arrive by 6:15 AM.

7:00 AM–7:15 AM

National Officer Candidate Letter Drop #2

7:00 AM–2:00 PM


7:00 AM–5:00 PM

Culinary Arts CompetitionArt Institute of San Diego

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 2016:

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YOUTH SESSIONS

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Visit us at our booth to learn about our FCCLA tuition scholarships that range from $1,000 to $12,000.* Also learn about the Art Grant.** When our students maintain continuous enrollment and satisfy other eligibility criteria, every 12 credits they complete can earn them money towards tuition. * Amount varies based on specifi c scholarship criteria. Go to Ai-Scholarships.com for complete details.

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NOTHING SHOULD GET IN THE WAY OF A CREATIVE CALLING.PUTTING EDUCATION WITHIN REACH FOR CREATIVE WARRIORS.

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See aiprograms.info for program duration, tuition, fees and other costs, median debt, salary data, alumni success, and other important info.

**The Art Grant is offered at all Art Institutes schools except for The Art Institute of Vancouver and The Art Institute of Pittsburgh—Online Division. Amounts vary by location. Check with the school you’re considering attending for

exceptions and details.

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


7:15 AM–8:00 AM

2016-2017 NEC Meet & Greet (By Invitation Only)Refer to invitation for location

7:30 AM–12:30 PM

Ford Driving Skills for LifeAt 7:15 AM, meet at San Diego Convention Center entrance. Buses depart at 7:30 AM. Please bring waiver form and drivers license/permit.

8:00 AM–9:30 AM

Career Exploration: FIDM Fashion Illustration for StudentsAt 8:00 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to FIDM. Class time is 8:30 AM–9:30 AM.

8:00 AM–10:00 AM

Career Exploration• FIDM Interior Design for Educators and Students: Offsite• FIDM Pattern Making for Educators: Offsite• FIDM Pattern Making for Students: OffsiteAt 8:00 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to FIDM.Class time is 8:30 AM–10:00 AM.

8:00 AM–11:30 AM


8:00 AM–11:30 AM


8:45 AM–9:30 AM

Career Exploration: Hilton San Diego Bayfront HotelAt 8:45 AM, meet in the Hilton Bayfront lobby. Tour is 9:00 AM–9:30 AM.

8:45 AM–10:30 AM

Career Exploration: San Diego Convention CenterAt 8:45 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to theSan Diego Convention Center. Tour is 9:00 AM–10:30 AM.




ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


9:00 AM–10:15 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Responsibility of Leaders: Marina Ballroom G, South

Tower, Level 3, (MM)• Launch Track: Decision Making: Marina Ballroom F, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

9:30 AM–10:30 AM

VISA Financial FootballPacific Ballroom 21, Level 1, (MM)Hugh Norton, Director of Public Affairs, Financial Literacy, VISASpecial Guest: NFL Professional Football Player

9:30 AM–11:00 AM

Career Exploration: FIDM Fashion Illustration for EducatorsAt 9:30 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to FIDM.Class time is 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM.

Denver or Bust!Join us in Denver, CO, where 300 days of sunshine, a thriving cultural scene, diverse neighborhoods, and natural beauty combine for the world’s most spectacular playground. This November, we will provide an opportunity for FCCLA members and advisers to come together to expand leadership skills, sharpen talents, and explore career pathways. FCCLA members strive to make a lasting impression in their families, schools, and communities. Through positive initiatives and strong leadership development, FCCLA prepares its members to make their mark on society. Travel to Denver and prepare for your future as you participate in FCCLA: The Ultimate Leadership Experience and explore Unlimited Possibilities.

NCM Denver: Nov. 4-6, 2016


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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


9:30 AM–10:30 AM & 10:45 AM–11:45 AM

Program Workshops(Each workshop is presented twice)• Are You Worth 100 Grand?: Pacific Ballroom 16, Level 1, (MM)

• Katrina Perry, Brookings High School FCCLA• Erik Boulware, Brookings High School FCCLA• Josh Rupp, Brookings High School FCCLA

• Battle Hungry: Pacific Ballroom 18, Level 1, (MM)• Katie Toavs, Frenchtown High School FCCLA

• Dough Sculpting 101: Baking for Families, Funds, Careers, and Community: Pacific Ballroom 24, Level 1, (MM)• Sharon Davis, Home Baking Association Program Director• Charlene Patton, Home Baking Association Executive Director

• EMPOWER Yourself Through Dance: Pacific Ballroom 15, Level 1, (MM)• April Bramble, Perry Career Academy FCCLA Secretary/Treasurer• Alecia Dean, Perry Career Academy FCCLA VP of Community Service• Jada Headspeth, Perry Career Academy FCCLA VP of Development• Calecia Simon, Perry Career Academy FCCLA

• Learn the Facts about FACTS: Pacific Ballroom 17, Level 1, (MM)• Marina Du, Brookings High School FCCLA 1st Vice President • Abby Enevoldsen, Brookings High School FCCLA President• Maci Law, Brookings High School FCCLA 1st Vice-President of Public

Relations• MADD and FACTS: Pacific Ballroom 23, Level 1, (MM)

• Kim Morris, National Program Manager, MADD• Public is the New Private | Cyber Safety Awareness Training: Pacific Ballroom

25, Level 1, (MM)• Katie George, Program Manager, CareerSafe Online

• The Family Dinner Project: Empowering Families to Have More (and Better) Dinners: Pacific Ballroom 26, Level 1, (MM)• Cindil Redick, Program Manager of The Family Dinner Project

• The Power YOU Have to Make a Difference: Pacific Ballroom 14, Level 1, (MM)• Aubrey Turnbow, Bingham High School FCCLA• Jessica Knotts, Maple Mountain High School FCCLA

10:00 AM–12:00 PM

Career Exploration• FIDM Interior Design for Educators and Students: Offsite• FIDM Pattern Making for Educators: Offsite• FIDM Pattern Making for Students: OffsiteAt 10:00 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to FIDM.Class time is 10:30 AM–12:00 PM.




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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


10:30 AM–11:45 AM

Leadership Academy• Engage Track: Public Speaking: Marina Ballroom G, South Tower,

Level 3, (MM)• Launch Track: Surviving Failure: Marina Ballroom F, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

10:30 AM–12:00 PM

Career Exploration: FIDM Fashion Illustration for StudentsAt 10:30 AM, meet at the FCCLA Registration Desk to walk to FIDM. Class time is 11:00 AM–12:00 PM.

10:45 AM–11:45 AM

State & Chapter Adviser NetworkingMarina Ballroom D, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

10:45 AM–11:45 AM

State Officer Training IISan Diego Ballroom B, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

11:30 AM–12:00 PM

Business Session Award Recipient RehearsalSails Pavilion, (CC)

12:15 PM–12:45 PM

Voting Delegate Check-inSails Pavilion, (CC)

12:30 PM–5:30 PM

Ford Driving Skills for LifeAt 12:15 PM, meet at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Buses depart at 12:30 PM. Please bring waiver form and drivers license/permit.

1:00 PM–3:00 PM

Business Session & FCCLA/LifeSmarts Knowledge Bowl FinalsSails Pavilion, (CC)


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YOUTH SESSIONS


CONFERENCE SCHEDULE


3:30 PM–9:30 PM

Tour: San Diego Zoo

Group A: 3:30 PM–8:30 PMGroup B: 4:30 PM–9:30 PMAll tour departures/returns will be at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Tour tickets must be picked up at least 45 minutes prior to departure times from the FCCLA Tour Desk located in the Marriott Marquis hotel. Please note that times listed are from portal to portal. To prevent delays to other attendees participants must follow their assigned times.

4:00 PM–9:00 PM


7:00 AM–5:00 PM


7:30 AM–7:50 AM

STAR Events Participants Seating• Central Region: Sails Pavilion, (CC)• North Atlantic and Pacific Regions: Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower,

Lobby Level, (MM)• Southern Region: Pacific Ballroom 14-22, Level 1, (MM)

7:30 AM–12:30 PM

Ford Driving Skills for LifeAt 7:15 AM, meet at the San Diego Convention Center entrance. Buses depart at 7:30 AM. Please bring waiver form and drivers license/permit.

THURSDAY, JULY 7, 2016:

Ford Driving Skills for Life is proud to partner with FCCLA as a supporter of the National Leadership Conference and the

FACTS program promoting traffic safety. Congratulations to the 2016 FACTS Award Winners!

Visit www.drivingskillsforlife.com or e-mail forddsfl @ford.com for more information

Go to DrivingSkillsForLife.com to complete The Academy and download tools to promote safe driving in your

schools and communities!

www.facebook.com/FordDrivingSkillsForLife

www.twitter.com/FordDSFL

InstagramFollow@FordDSFL

#FordDSFL


ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

COMPETITIVE EVENTS

Ford Driving Skills for Life is proud to partner with FCCLA as a supporter of the National Leadership Conference and the

FACTS program promoting traffic safety. Congratulations to the 2016 FACTS Award Winners!

Visit www.drivingskillsforlife.com or e-mail forddsfl @ford.com for more information

Go to DrivingSkillsForLife.com to complete The Academy and download tools to promote safe driving in your

schools and communities!

www.facebook.com/FordDrivingSkillsForLife

www.twitter.com/FordDSFL

InstagramFollow@FordDSFL

#FordDSFL


ADVISER SESSIONS

YOUTH SESSIONS

COMPETITIVE EVENTS


7:30 AM–1:30 PM

Adviser Refresh LoungeMarriott Grand Ballroom 11, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sponsored by M&M Productions

7:30 AM–4:00 PM


8:00 AM–10:30 AM

STAR Events Recognition Session• Central Region: Sails Pavilion, (CC)• North Atlantic and Pacific Regions: Marriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower,

Lobby Level, (MM)• Southern Region: Pacific Ballroom 14-22, Level 1, (MM)

8:00 AM–3:00 PM

Host State Hospitality DeskMarriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

11:00 AM–12:00 PM

Youth Networking (Membership)Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

11:00 AM–3:30 PM

STAR Events Results Pick-up (State Advisers Only)Marriott Grand Ballroom Foyer, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

11:30 AM–12:30 PM

STAR Events Scholarship and Award Winners PresentationRancho Sante Fe 1-2, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)Sponsored by Johnson & Wales University

12:30 PM–2:30 PM

National Association of Parliamentarians Membership ExamTorrey Pines Room 3, North Tower, Lobby Level, (MM)

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12:45 PM–2:30 PM

Youth Networking (Mission Mayhem)Marina Ballroom, South Tower, Level 3, (MM)

1:00 PM–2:30 PM

State and Chapter Adviser Recognition SessionMarriott Grand Ballroom 5-9, North Tower, LobbyLevel, (MM)Sponsored by the American Cleaning Institute

Awards sponsored by Goodheart-Wilcox

2:30 PM–3:00 PM

2016-2017 NCT/NECA Official Photos

3:30 PM–4:00 PM

Closing General Session Award Recipient RehearsalSails Pavilion, (CC)

5:00 PM–7:00 PM

Closing General SessionSails Pavilion, (CC)Join us as we recognize our scholarship recipients, continue in our program and award presentations, and watch as the 2015-2016 NEC say farewell and welcome in the installation of the new 2016-2017 NEC.

7:00 PM–11:00 PM

FCCLA GalaMarriott Grand Ballroom, North Tower, Lobby Level, Pacific Ballroom, North Tower, Level 1, (MM)(Wristbands required for admittance.)

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2015-2016 NATIONAL RECOGNITION

NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS

Alumni Achievement AwardBill Plastine, NJ

FCCLA State Adviser of the Year Award Diane Ryberg, WI

Integration of Core Academics Award Lisa Costa, ID

National Honorary MemberBea Paul, OK

National School Administrator AwardMarty Curry, OK

STAR Events Volunteer AwardDiane Cluff, UT

Outstanding Media AwardDan Bechtold, SD

National Distinguished Service AwardHelen Fuqua, VA

Jean Kelleher, PA

Karin Davis, OK

Sheree Moser, NE

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NATIONAL ADVISER AWARDS

Master AdviserSharon Baillie, PA

Jennifer Barney, ND

Abbiarys Carión, PR

Denise Gauck, CO

Kady Grogan-Rice, NC

Jane R. Hanna, NC

Kristen Harris, OK

Karlene L. Harrison, MO

Kerri Hederer, VA

Gwen Hines, NC

Nancy Humphrey, VA

Renee Hunkins, WI

Heather Jones, VA

Kathy Kaiser, ND

Sally M Karadeema, VA

Sandy Kezerian, UT

Connie Lorance, TN

Shonda McFadden, GA

Whittney McPherson, GA

Yolanda Mercado, PR

Marcy Minnick, MO

Jana Pendleton, UT

Linda Pester-Dykstra, WI

Regina Rains, IA

Mary B. Rhoades, NM

Diana Rivera, PR

Enid Rivera, PR

Vanessa Rivera, PR

Gladys Rodriguez, PR

Julie Roline, AL

Stephanie Sevigny, ND

Brooke Sparks, MO

Miranda Smith, LA

Renee Stephens, VA

Susan Stinson, NJ

Janet Stolworthy, UT

Kye Thomas, NM

Janice Tuttle, CA

Wyatt Waterkotte, IL

Karen Winstead, NC

Tanya Worrall, ND

Shauna Young, UT

Spirit of AdvisingMelanie Alexander, AZ

Vivian Baglien, WA

Arielle Bergmann, CO

Kirsten Bird, WY

Janet Blackmon, MS

Lisa Boulding, MI

Becky Bruce, MT

Priscilla Burns, CA

Claudia Burris, OK

Pam Busch, KS

Julie DeBower, IA

Kryssi DeLong, OH

Joline Dunbar, SD

Heidi Edwards, MO

Carla Frank, NH

Renee Greene, PA

Mallory Gregory, NE

Michelle Haines, FL

Cheryl Hinrichs, NM

Mari Beth Hull, IL

Leigh Johnson, GA

Sara Kordovsky, ND

Kelly Painter, NC

Katie Pollock, MN

Jill Reehling, IN

Sue Reynolds, LA

Jane Reynolds, VA

Shannon Roberts, KY

Sivia Rodriguez, PR

Julie Rolin, AL

Margaret Romano, NY

Britta Rotering, WI

Leah Scott, ID

Susan Stinson, NJ

Lori Terril, NV

Aubrey Turnbow, UT

Janie Vandiver, TX

Jennifer Wray, AR

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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Beth Middleton MemorialMakayla Hendricks, UT

Chipotle Mexican GrillSponsored by Chipotle Mexican Grill

Chelsea Kent, OH

Makayla Hendricks, UT

Emma DeMaranville, KS

Baylee Chaddrick, OK

Kayla Larson, WI

Coleene Jossy MemorialMadisyn Curry, OH

Frank W.H. Fort Civic Engagement/LeadershipElena Ostapovicz, VA

Future Homemakers of JapanMs. Akari Nemezawa

Ms. Yurina Sugano

National Technical Honor SocietySponsored by National Technical

Honor Society

Rachel Cao, TX

Sam Parsons, MI

PrestigeSponsored by Prestige AV &

Creative Services

Gabriella Cutruzzula, OK

Raye Virginia Allen State President’s Joni Gullick, OK

Adviser MentorMary Jo Anderson, ND

Sarah Anderson, NC

Samantha Archer, CO

Camille Blair, NJ

Leigh Cape, GA

Catrina Cheek, VA

Sandi Coulter, CA

Michelle Threlkeld

Derouin, NC

Jackie Emmons, GA

Katie Grigg, AR

Brenda Gullikson, ND

Susan Heller, UT

Anna Elizabeth Hesmer, NC

Alison Hertenstein, IA

Cheryl Hinrichs, NM

Donnita Jorges, GA

Christine E. Katsilas, UT

Cody Mooneyhan, KY

Wanda Muñoz, PR

Martha Musser, NC

Karen Nading, IN

Cathy Parks, OK

Carol Parrish, NC

Jelitza Rosa, PR

Megan Scott, GA

Maynette Stroud, AR

Miriam Turner, AL

Vilma Vazquez, PR

Yanique Walters, KS

Kara Wensel, WI

Janelle Wiedrich, ND

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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS...continued

Japanese ExchangeSponsored by Kikkoman Corporation

Andrye Denny, OH

Natalia Zapata, PA

Cyrena Renfro, IN

Sydeny Stenstrom, NM

Jackie Foster, KY

Delilah Gadd, MO

Sara Hinds, NE

Marleigh Fifer, IL

Vanesa Yens, UT

Dylan Lase, NE

Dakota Bazzell, IL

Lauren Wolf, VA

Zoe Tuedt, SD

Mary Kate Wagoner, MO

CULINARY ARTS

1st $3,000 per team member

2nd $2,000 per team member

3rd $1,000 per team member

FASHION CONSTRUCTION

1st $3,000

2nd $2,000

3rd $1,000

FASHION DESIGN

1st $3,000

2nd $2,000

3rd $1,000

Biff McCabe, National Culinary Specialist

210 6th Ave., 33rd Floor

Pittsburgh, PA 15222

(303) 663-9330

[email protected]

HOSPITALITY, TOURISM, AND RECREATION




INTERIOR DESIGN




STAR EVENTS SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

David Norris, Director of Admissions

6020-B Dillard Circle

Austin, TX 78752

(512) 451-5743

[email protected]

CULINARY ARTS




Carla Bryant Farmer, Associate Vice

President for Marketing and Strategic

Communication

1000 W. Austin Boulevard

Nevada, MO 64772

(417) 448-1418

[email protected]

LEADERSHIP

1st Occupational Female High School

Sophomore - $350 to attend 2017

Summer Workshop

1st Senior Female High School

Sophomore - $350 to attend 2017

Summer Workshop

Terri Ann Parks, Director of Regional

Recruitment

1946 Campus Drive

Hyde Park, NY 12538

(707) 321-5376

[email protected]

CULINARY ARTS




Amelie Racicot, Outreach

Coordinator/Admissions

Representative

8555 Commerce Avenue

San Diego, California 92121

(858) 566-1200

[email protected]

INTERIOR DESIGN

1st $500 per team member, per

semester

2nd $375 per team member, per

semester

3rd $250 per team member, per

semester

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The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising

Michele Burles, Director Speakers Bureau

800 South Hope Street, 5th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90017

(800) 262-3436

[email protected]

FASHION CONSTRUCTION

1st Occupational - One Full Year

Scholarship

1st Senior - One Full Year Scholarship

FASHION DESIGN

1st Occupational - One Full Year

Scholarship

1st Senior - One Full Year Scholarship

Tom Gauthier, Director of Education

Partnerships

8 Abbott Park Place

Providence, RI 02903

(401) 598-4909

[email protected]

CULINARY ARTS


Chef Brian D. Schreiber, National

Field Representative

900 N North Branch Street

Chicago, IL 60642

(312) 752-2392

[email protected]

CULINARY ARTS




HOSPITALITY, TOURISM AND RECREATION




INTERIOR DESIGN

One-year use of Chief Architect Software

to all Interior Design participants

The National Associationof Parliamentarians

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE

1st, 2nd, 3rd Place Medallions


Rozlyn Bishop, IN

Mya Christensen, MN

Aron Garcia, TX

CiCi Graham, TX

Dalton Hicks, OK

Jerrid Hobbie, OK

Mekiella Laws, UT

Jessi Oneill, MO

Shawna Smith, MO

Lucy Mae Wagoner, IN

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FASHION CONSTRUCTION &FASHION DESIGN

Free one-year subscription to top

5 Fashion Design and top 5 Fashion

Construction students


STATE FARM “SAFE RIDES-SAVE LIVES” PSA WINNERS

UNITE IN RED FUND - NLC RED JACKET AWARD WINNERS

FIRST PLACE

Bryant High School FCCLA

Bryant, Arkansas

SECOND PLACE

Caleb Rutherford

Valley View Senior High FCCLA

Jonesboro, Arkansas

THIRD PLACE

Gallatin County High FCCLA

Junction, Illinois

NATIONAL PROGRAM AWARD WINNERS

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Kittitas Jr./Sr. HS

Kittitas, WA

Empowering

Connections for

Future Careers

MIDDLE SCHOOL WINNER

Montgomery

County MS

Montgomery, MO

The Future is Yours...

What Will You Be?

RUNNER-UP

Spring Lake Park

HS

Spring Lake, MN

Getting in Gear for

Family Careers

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NATIONAL PROGRAM AWARD WINNERS...continued

Sponsored by:

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Puyallup HS

Puyallup, WA

No Mountain Too

High


Meadville MS

Meadville, MO

Helping Neighbors,

Helping Hands

RUNNER-UP

Savannah R-3 HS

Savannah, MO

Let’s PUTT Cancer

In Its Place

Sponsored by:

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Asotin HS

Asotin, WA

Just Drive: A Lot

Can Happen in

Five Seconds


Montgomery

County MS

Montgomery, MO

Stop the Texts.

Stop the Wrecks

RUNNER-UP

James Wood HS

Winchester, VA

In The Blink of An

Eye

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Parkston HS

Parkston, SD

Strength for Sam


Montgomery

County MS

Montgomery, MO

Amazing Race Event

RUNNER-UP

Page County HS

Shenandoah, VA

Take a Seat!

Sponsored by:

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

James Wood HS

Winchester, VA

Pennies Today

Equal Dollars

Tomorrow


Peter Muhlenberg

MS

Woodstock, VA

Agriculture Teacher’s

Conference Budget

RUNNER-UP

Eureka HS

Eureka, SD

Facts About Your

Finances

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Wabaunsee HS

Alma, KS

Teen Dating

Violence Awareness


Southeast MS

Kernersville, NC

COUNTing on

Kindness

RUNNER-UP

Caney HS

Caney, OK

Love is Respect

HIGH SCHOOL WINNER

Wadena-Deer

Creek HS

Wadena, MN

We Scare Hunger


Southeast MS

Kernersville, NC

Feast on Fitness

RUNNER-UP

Caney HS

Caney, OK

Inspiring Tobacco-

Free Lives

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EXHIBITS INFORMATION

EXHIBITS INFORMATIONExhibitors provide FCCLA members and advisers with information about career

options, educational resources, fundraisers, and training opportunities available to

them. See pages 57-68 for a full listing of exhibitors present at the conference. On

Monday, July 4, from 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM, Chapter and State Advisers will have an

opportunity to visit the exhibit hall before it opens to all attendees.

ROAD MAP OF THE EXHIBIT HALLPick up your “Road Map of the Exhibit Hall” at the exhibit expo entrance and work your

way to the prize wheel! Every time you visit an exhibitor, have them stamp by their

name. For every 15 exhibitors you visit, you receive one spin at the prize wheel.

Bring your road map to the prize wheel at the back of the exhibit expo to take a spin!

EXHIBITOR WORKSHOPSWorkshops will take place in the Grand Ballroom 5-9 and 10, Lobby Level, (MM)

throughout the conference. Seating will be available on a first-come, first-served

basis. Please refer to the Conference Schedule for workshop sessions and times.

EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTIONS

AdVenture CapitalBooths # 417, 419

CustomED - 808 Haddon Avenue

Collingswood, NJ 08108

www.adcapyouth.org

AdVenture Capital is a social

entrepreneurship program that empowers

students and funds their ideas to improve

health and wellness in schools and

communities. Create long lasting and

positive changes using your BIG ideas. Let

AdCap FUND your projects, mentor you,

and reward you for your hard work!

American Association of Family & Consumer SciencesBooth # 218

400 N Columbus Street

Alexandria, VA 22314

www.aafcs.org

If you’re a student, come to the AAFCS

booth to learn more about career

opportunities in Family and Consumer

Sciences. If you’re an educator, we’d

love to talk with you about ways we can

help support your program and advance

your career, as well as engage you in our

exciting Signature Initiatives.

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American Cleaning InstituteBooth # 307

1331 L. Street

Washington, DC 20005

www.cleaninginstitute.org

Join us in our booth as ACI celebrates our

90th Anniversary in 2016! We have free

resources, awards and lots of enthusiasm

to help chapters make a difference in their

families and communities. Stop by our

booth to take a selfie with Nancy Bock and

pick up a free gift.

American Egg BoardBooth # 313

P.O. Box 738

Park Ridge, IL 60068

aeb.org / incredibleegg.org

Providing eggsceptional resources for

teachers to eduacte tomorrows leaders

on agriculture, healthy eating, and all

things eggs.

America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health FoundationBooth # 205

4108 Park Road

Charlotte, NC 28209

www.americastoothfairy.org

America’s Toothfairy seeks to eliminate

pediatric dental disease by providing

educational programs and efforts to

increase access to care for our Nation’s

most vulnerable children and youth.

The Art InstitutesBooth # 401

210 Sixth Avenue, 33rd

Pittsburgh, PA 15222

www.artinstitutes.edu

The Art Institutes system of schools offers

Bachelor’s and Associate’s degree programs

in the fields of Design, Media Arts, Fashion,

and Culinary. Here, in a collaborative,

creative, and challenging environment,

from instructors with real-life experience,

students learn the skills they need to build

a career on what they love.

Ascot & CompanyBooth # 101

120 22nd Ave. S

Brookings, SD 57006

ascotandcompany.com

Former FCCLA National Presidents Kaylen

Larson and Elliot Johnson opened an

online clothing store focusing on urban,

trendy clothing for both men and women.

They are back at NLC showing us all how

FACS education carries into the real world,

and you can shop their collection at their

exhibit booth!

Ball State University FCS DepartmentBooth # 113

214 AT

Munice, IN 47306

cms.bsu.edu

FCS Education Program Recruitment

Booth

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BizKid$Booth # 115

7308 39th Avenue SW

Seattle, WA 98136

www.bizkids.com

BizKid$ is a national financial literacy and

entrepreneurship iniatiative with a PBS

TV series, WEBSITE, and robust, free and

downloadable lesson plans and other

resources.

Brain Power TodayBooth # 422

4800 Anthony Lane

Pasadena, TX 77505

www.brainpowertoday.com

Brain Power Today is a unique

individualized company that offers a

variety of workshops on communication,

building relationships, and achieving your

goals. Stop by our booth if you would like

to make choices that will “EMPOWER”

you. This team of presenters are unique,

motivating, and energizing!

B-Sew Inn Education DivisionBooth # 105

2530 Chandler Road

Muskogee, OK 74403

www.bsewinn.com

Monogramming and sewing equipment.

Design digitizing software. 3D printers.

Culinary products.

CareerSafe OnlineBooth # 221

1005 University Drive East

College Station, TX 77848

www.careersafeonline.com

CareerSafe® provides online safety

training including OSHA 10-hour training

and cyber safety awareness training for

students. We are committed to offering

affordable, informative, and innovative

online safety training so that students can

earn nationally recognized employment

credentials.

Caricature Inc.Booth # 123, 125

2203 Hawick Lane

Winter Park, FL 32792

www.caricature.com

Names and Faces create two of the most

popular shows in novelty entertainment

today, Digital Caricatures and Asian Name

Painting. They can be found creating their

artforms at college campuses across the

U.S., aboard cruises around the world and

corporate events. Caricature.com and

PippiArt.com.

Chef WorksBooth # 411

12325 Kerran Street

Poway, CA 92064

www.chefworks.com

Chef Works has agreed to offer exclusive

discounts on selected apparel for FCCLA

advisers and members. Chef Works will

provide an online portal unique to FCCLA

to view and purchase selected FCCLA

branded items.

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Chief Architect Inc.Booth # 206

6500 N Mineral Drive

Coeur D’Alene, ID 83815

www.chiefarchitect.com

CHIEF ARCHITECT SOFTWARE

3D HOME DESIGN SOFTWARE

Chipotle Mexican GrillBooth # 111

1401 Wynkoop Street

Denver, CO 80202

chipotle.com

For over 20 years, Chipotle has been

devoted to finding the best ingredients and

it shows through our Food With Integrity

commitment. As we grow, our dedication

to creating an exceptional experience for

our customers is the result of cultivating a

culture of rewarding opportunities for our

employees.

Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA)Booth # 320

6303 Ivy Lane

Greenbelt, MD 20770

cvsa.org

Our mission is to promote commercial

motor vehicle safety and security by

providing leadership to enforcement,

industry, and policy makers.

Country MeatsBooth # 220

5750 SW 1st Lane

Ocala, FL 34474

www.countrymeats.com/

We hand out samples & literature

promoting a tried and true fundraising

program.

The Culinary Institute of AmericaBooth # 304

1946 Campus Drive

Hyde Park, NY 12538

www.ciachef.edu

With campuses in Hyde Park, NY, St.

Helena, CA and San Antonio, TX, The

CIA offers fully accredited Associate of

Occupational Studies degrees in Culinary

Arts as well as Baking and Pastry Arts and

Bachelor of Professional Studies degrees

in Management, Culinary Science and

Applied Food Studies.

The Curriculum Center for Family and Consumer SciencesBooth # 306

P.O. Box 41161

Lubbock, TX 79409

www.ccfcs.org

For 48+ years, The Curriculum

Center for Family and Consumer

Sciences has specialized in creating

quality, comprehensive, rigorous, and

engaging materials for teaching Family

and Consumer Sciences. Our online

curriculum products are teacher friendly

and easy to use.

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DUDE. be niceBooth # 207

790 Summit Drive

Ventura, CA 93001

www.dudebenice.com

We will be showing resources to build

a more positive Campus culture. Plus

apparel & potentially offer new DUDE.

be “nIce” cream.

E-Z DecoratorBooth # 305

134 S. Alta Vista Bl.


www.ezdecorator.com

Housing and Interior Design tools

for students to create hand drawn

presentations & floor plans that are

professional, fun and easy.

The Family Dinner ProjectBooth # 210

13 Appian Way

Cambridge, MA 02138

www.thefamilydinnerproject.org

The Family Dinner Project is a growing

movement of food, fun and conversation

about things that matter. With online

resources and community-based

programs, we help families improve the

quality and quantity of their meals.

Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM)Booth # 311

800 S. Hope Street


www.fidm.edu

FIDM is a private, specialized four year

California college with campuses in Los

Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County,

and San Diego. FIDM offers various

degrees and programs leading to careers

in the fashion, interior design, digital arts,

and the entertainment industries.

FCCLA Alumni & AssociatesBooth # 121

1910 Association Drive

Reston, VA 20191

www.fcclaalumni.org

Sign up to be a member of FCCLA Alumni

& Associates! Find information about

national updates and opportunities to give

back to FCCLA.

Ford Driving Skills for LifeBooths # 201, 300

One American Road

Dearborn, MI 48126

www.drivingskillsforlife.com

Ford Driving Skills for Life was established

in 2003 by Ford Motor Company Fund, the

Governors Highway Safety Association and

a panel of safety experts to teach newly

licensed teens the necessary skills for safe

driving beyond what they learn in standard

driver education.

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Goodheart-Willcox PublisherBooth # 200

18604 West Creek Drive

Tinley Park, IL 60477

www.g-w.com

Experts in Career and Technical

Education, Goodheart-Willcox delivers

authoritative content for teaching and

learning success. Learn more about new

digital learning solutions, textbooks, and

instructor resources at our booth or visit

www.g-w.com. Together we build careers!

Haan Crafts, LLCBooth # 404

506 E. Second Street

Otterbein, IN 47909

www.haancrafts.com

Haan Crafts sewing kits teach practical skills

while building self-esteem, reading, math

and science skills. The kits include detailed,

well-illustrated instructions and quality

materials to assure a successful sewing

experience. Kits may be sewn by hand or

by machine. Made in the USA since 1977.

Home Baking AssociationBooth # 303

2931 SW Gainsboro Road

Topeka, KS 66614

www.homebaking.org

Get the scoop on non-profit Home

Baking Association teacher and student

leader resources to build STE(A)M in

FCCLA. Explore baking for funds and

award-winning STAR Events. Take-away

resources! Attend HBA’s workshop 9:30-

11:45 AM Wed. 7/6 or meet with HBA’s

FACS staff face-to-face during exhibit

hours.

In One InstantBooth # 319

528 Palisades Drive, Suite 502

Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

www.inoneinstant.org

In One Instant, an award-winning,

peer driven teen safe driving program,

empowers teens to make smart choices.

The engaging turnkey video program

with customizable follow up materials

provide teens with the tools needed for

long-lasting change, inspiring them to

become safe driving advocates.

Insurance Institute for Highway SafetyBooth # 107

988 Dairy Road

Ruckersville, VA 22968

www.iihs.org

IIHS is a nonprofit scientific and educational

organization dedicated to reducing deaths

and injuries from crashes. Although we are

best known for our vehicle safety ratings,

we conduct research on a wide variety of

highway safety topics, including ways to

reduce the risks for teen drivers.

i-SAFEBooth # 324

6189 El Camino Real, Suite 201

Carlsbad, CA 92009

www.isafe.org

i-SAFE is providing Family Career and

Community Leaders of America chapters

the opportunity to join its humanitarian

campaign to help put a face on human

trafficking. Come by our booth to learn

how your chapter can join i-SAFE’s

humanitarian campaign on human

trafficking and make a difference.

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Johnson and Wales UniversityBooth # 315

8 Abbott Park Place

Providence, RI 02903

www.jwu.edu

Johnson and Wales University is a private,

nonprofit, accredited institution with more

than 15,000 students at its four campuses.

The university offers degree programs in

arts and sciences, business, culinary arts,

design , education, health and wellness,

hospitality, nutrition, and physician

assistant studies.

Kendall CollegeBooth # 203

900 N. North Branch Street

Chicago, IL 60640

www.kendall.edu

Kendall College is focused on helping

you turn your passions into a rewarding

career. An innovative approach to learning

brings real-world experiences right into

the classroom, giving you a professional

edge. Our campus is located in Chicago,

one of the world’s most vibrant hospitality

and business centers.

Knowledge MattersBooth # 212

1 Roundhouse Plaza

Northampton, MA 01060

www.knowledgematters.com

Come learn about the 2016 – 2017

Virtual Business Challenge, featuring

Knowledge Matters’ Personal Finance

online simulation. First place wins $1000!

Knowledge Matters is the leading provider

of cloud-based, education simulations for

business and personal finance.

KP Education SystemsBooth # 407

3721 E. Sunnyside Drive

Phoenix, AZ 85028

www.kpcurriculum.com

Online gamified digital curriculum with

videos, tests, activities, recipes and more

in Culinary Arts, Food Science, FACS and

Marketing

Lead2Feed Student Leadership ProgramBooth # 409

11029 Webster Drive

Lusby, MD 20657

www.lead2feed.org

Lead2Feed is the nation’s leading and

fastest growing free student leadership

program. In its first 3 years, participants

included more than a million students

in 3,500 schools across all 50 states.

Lead2feed is proud to be FCCLA’s

National Outreach Program.

Learning ZoneXpressBooth # 211

667 E. Vine Street

Owatonna, MN 55060

www.learningzonexpress.com

Learning ZoneXpress publishes creative

educational resources including posters,

lesson plans, activity books, games

and DVDs created by FACS experts on

MyPlate, nutrition, child development,

food prep, financial literacy, careers,

fashion, interior design and more! Go to

www.learningzonexpress.com.

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LIFE UniversityBooth # 204

1269 Barclay Circle

Marietta, GA 30060

www.life.edu

LIFE University is at the forefront of the

vitalistic health revolution by offering

studies within the fields of Chiropractic,

Functional Kinesiology, Vitalistic

Nutrition, Positive Psychology, Functional

Neurology and Positive Business, using

entrepreneurship for social change.

Luv Surf ApparelBooth # 310

3515 Hancock Street

San Diego, CA 92110

www.luvsurfapparel.com

Apparel and accessories!

Macy’sBooth # 403

1702 Camino Del Rio N.

San Diego, CA 92108

www.visitmacysusa.com

My Stylist with mannequins, “How to

dress to impress,” Lancome with make-up

tutorials, touch-ups, etc.

Men’s WearhouseBooth # 225

6100 Stevenson Boulevard

Fremont, CA 94538

www.menswearhouse.com

Men’s Wearhouse offers an interview

preparation seminar for men and women

entitled “How to Dress for Success, First

Impressions are Everything.” We’ll visit

your classroom or provide you with Do-it

Yourself support materials. For more

information, call 1-866-332-9966 or

email [email protected].

Mobile Cinema Park, INCBooth # 406

P.O. Box 16322

High Point, NC 27261

www.cprhelp.org

LCE programs consists of a series of 3-D,

interactive, multi-media edu-tainment

movies and an app-based follow-up

activity for middle school and high school

students. Our programs are: Drugs and

Alcohol, Entrepreneurship, Bullying

Prevention, Safe Driving and Protecting

the Environment.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)Booth # 222

511 E. John Carpenter Freeway

Irving, TX 75062

www.madd.org

Power of You(th) - the power teens have

to say NO to underage drinking & to

encourage their peers to do the same.

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NASCOBooths # 219, 318

P.O. Box 101

Salida, CA 95368

www.enasco.com

From careers to food science to special

needs, NASCO includes products to

help address healthy living, job training,

and contemporary issues for students

of all ages. Learning resources include

food replicas, games, DVDs, books, and

miscellaneous teaching materials.

National Association of Parliamentarians (NAP)Booth # 421

213 South Main Street

Independence, MO 64050

www.parliamentarians.org

Display of educational materials.

National Association of State Administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences (NASAFACS)Booth # 323

600 Washington Street S.E.

Olympia, WA 98512

www.nasafacs.org

We will be using the Say YES to FCS

recruitment campaign to educate

students about Opportunities for teaching

in the field of FACS and becoming an

FCCLA adviser.

National Technical Honor SocietyBooth # 321

P.O. Box 1336

Flat Rock, NC 28731

www.nths.org

NTHS provides important recognition for

top CTE students, including scholarship

opportunities, letters of recommendation,

graduation regalia and more. NTHS

membership is an important career and

professional investment. The society will

award over $225,000 in scholarships to

members this year.

National Transportation Safety BoardBooth # 223

490 L’Enfant Plaza E, SW


www.ntsb.gov

NTSB is an independent federal agency

charged by Congress with investigating

accidents in all modes of transportation,

determining the probable cause and issue

safety recommendations to prevent future

accidents, injuries and deaths.

New England Culinary InstituteBooth # 214

56 College Street

Montpelier, VT 05602

www.neci.edu

Culinary. Baking & Pastry, Food &

Beverage Management Program. VT small

hands-on school!

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Next Gen Personal FinanceBooth # 103

532 Emerson Street

Palo Alto, CA 94301

www.nextgenpersonalfinance.org

NGPF is a nonprofit organization offering

a free personal finance curriculum,

including 65 lesson plans with hundreds

of activities, to help educators equip their

students with the knowledge and skills to

lead financially successful and fulfilling lives.

Ozark Delight Candy Co.Booth # 402

#1 Lollipop Lane

Prairie Grove, AR 72753

www.ozarkdelight.com

“Smart Snacks” Approved Lollipops- 60%

Profit

Prestige AV & Creative ServicesBooth # 119

4835 Para Drive

Cincinnati, Ohio 45237

www.prestigeav.com

Recognized as one of America’s most

trusted AV providers, Prestige AV &

Creative Services has delivered Inspired

Creativity: Assured Performance since

1987. In support of the FCCLA non-

profit partner Lead2Feed, we are raffling

an Amazon Echo with the Alexia Voice

Service in booth # 119.

Project ElevateBooth # 224

2105 E Karen Terrace

Mustang, OK 73064

www.projectelevate.org

Project Elevate is a performing arts school

assembly team that uses breakdancing,

spoken word,rap, comedy, multimedia

and more to help empower students to

be leaders. Project Elevate is a nonstop,

grab-you-attention assembly team and

has some of the most cutting-edge

motivational speakers out there.

Safe Kids WorldwideBooths # 213, 215, 312, 314

2635 Grand Summit Road

Torrance, CA 90505

Safe Kids Worldwide is a global

organization dedicated to protecting kids

and teens from unintentional injuries,

the number one cause of death to kids

in the United States. Safe Kids works with

over 400 coalitions in the U.S. to provide

education on important topics such as

distraction, safety in cars and teen driving.

SeaWorld Parks and EntertainmentBooth # 202

9205 South Loop Park Center Loop

Orlando, FL 32819

www.seaworld.com

Be empowered to make a difference by

learning about wildlife and conservation!

Engage with the SeaWorld myActions

platform, an online tool which allows you

to share the positive actions you take for

the environment, and your community,

while supporting conservation causes

around the world!

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Sew Easy DesignsBooth # 420

6424 Newton Avenue South

Richfield, MN 55423

www.seweasydesigns.com

Sew Easy Designs provides sewing

projects which integrate 21st Century

skils helping to build our youth for the

future.

State FarmBooths # 301, 400

One State Farm Plaza

Bloomington, IL 61710

www.statefarm.com

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading

cause of death for teens. State Farm

is committed to helping end these

tragedies. Visit us at NLC and learn about

free tools, tips, and resources designed

to help keep teens safe behind the wheel.

Teens in the Driver SeatBooth # 322

1100 NW Loop 410

San Antonio, TX 78213

t-driver.com

Teens in the Driver Seat (TDS) is

America’s first peer-to-peer safety

program for young drivers and

passengers. Teens involved in TDS learn

ways to develop and deliver effective

safety messages to their peers at their

school.

Texas Tech University Family and Consumer Sciences EducationBooth # 418

1301 Akron Ave

Lubbock, TX 79409

www.ttu.edu

Did you know having a degree in Family

and Consumer Sciences is one of

the 10 best degrees for finding a job?

Texas Tech’s Family and Consumer

Sciences Education Program provides

undergraduate and graduate degrees

and teacher certification. Graduates are

prepared to teach FCS and advise FCCLA.

Top Youth SpeakersBooth # 423

PO Box 530

Los Gatos, CA

TopYouthSpeakers.com

We’ll help you find the perfect speaker

for your school or FCCLA event. Any

topic & any budget. We’re so confident in

the quality of our speakers that we stand

behind them with our Speaker Satisfaction

Guarantee. If you aren’t thrilled, you won’t

pay. Find us at: TopYouthSpeakers.com

U.S. Army Recruiting - Education DivisionBooths # 410, 412, 414

185 9th Calvary Regiment Road

Fort Knox, KY 40121

www.goarmy.com

Did you know the U.S. Army provides

more funding for educational and

leadership opportunities than any other

institution in the U.S.? Get educator

resources and learn more about how

you can work with the Army to build the

leaders of tomorrow.

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XeroxBooth # 405

1800 M Street NW, North Tower, 5th Floor


www.xerox.com

Xerox is a Fortune 200 company

supporting client operations worldwide.

Our technology reduces road congestion,

enhances the environment, saves

driver’s precious time, and improves

productivity. Our solutions simplify today’s

transportation challenges with a vision for

the future.

Yuda BandsBooth # 302

1406 W. 1600 S.

Mapleton, UT 84664

www.yudabands.org

Come learn how you can use handmade

coconut and leather bracelets to provide

education for Guatemalan high school

students while promoting a spirit of

service within your school.

Top 5 Reasons to Attend theNational Cluster Meeting in Orlando

5. Beautiful sunny weather in November

4. Meet great contacts at our Exhibit Expo and College Expo

3. Say “Hi” to Mickey at Walt Disney World, or Harry Potter at Universal Studios

2. Many learning opportunities at General Sessions, Workshops, and Leadership Academy

1. Meet fellow leaders and make friends from across the country

NCM Orlando: Nov. 18-20, 2016

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COLLEGE EXPO INFORMATION

COLLEGE EXPO INFORMATIONFCCLA’s College Expo allows students to interact with admission representatives from

a wide range of postsecondary institutions to discuss course offerings, admission and

financial aid requirements, college life in general, and other information pertinent to

the college selection process.

COLLEGE DIRECTORY

Academy of Art University 79 New Montgomery Street

San Francisco, CA 94105

www.academyart.edu

Cottey College1000 W. Austin

Nevada, MO 64772

www.cottey.edu

Design Institute of San Diego8555 Commerce Avenue

San Diego, CA 92121

www.disd.edu

Kansas State University1114 Midcampus Drive N

313 Bluemont Hall

Manhattan, KS 66506

www.k-state.edu

Missouri State University901 S. National

Springfield, MO 65897

www.missouristate.edu

National University11355 N. Torrey Pines Road

La Jolla, CA 92037

www.nu.edu

Point Loma Nazarene University3900 Lomaland Drive

San Diego, CA 92106

undergraduate.pointloma.edu

Virginia State UniversityPO Box 9018

20708 4th Avenue

Petersburg, VA 23806

www.vsu.edu

Be sure to stop by the College Expo inside the exhibit hall on Tuesday, July 5,

for your chance to win branded university apparel! Each college will be

raffling off one branded item, and winners will be announced during the

Business Session on Wednesday, July 6. Don’t miss out!

SPEAKERS & 2015-2016 SUPPORTERS

2015-2016 SUPPORTERSThrough the financial and professional support of a wide variety of organizations,

associations, universities, corporations, and individuals, FCCLA is able to continue its

tradition of providing personal growth and leadership opportunities to youth.

FCCLA DONORS$100,000+

Ford Driving Skills for Life

State Farm

$25,000+

Responsibilty.org

$10,000+

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Lead2Feed

National Road Safety Foundation

Visa Practical Money Skills for Life

$5,000+

American Cleaning Institute

The Art Institutes

Johnson & Wales University

Prestige AV & Creative Services

$2,500+

Cottey College

E-Group, Inc.

Goodheart-Willcox Publisher

Kikkoman

SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment

Official Sponsor of the 2016 Culinary

Arts STAR Event

The Art Institute of California – San Diego

Special thanks to the California Beef

Council for sponsoring the beef for the

2016 Culinary Arts STAR Event

SPEAKERSOpening General Session Josh Shipp

Contact: Brandon Spinazzola

Top Youth Speakers

[email protected]

www.TopYouthSpeakers.com

Adviser Recognition SessionColin Ryon

[email protected]

www.colinryanspeaks.com/speaking

Youth SessionsLauren Berger

Contact: Andrew Weiss, Speaking

Coordinator

[email protected]

www.internqueen.com

Project Elevate

Projectelevate.org

[email protected]

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SPEAKERS & 2015-2016 SUPPORTERS

Gold Level ($500+)

David Uetrecht

Silver Level ($250+)

Carl and Mary Ice

Brandy Miller

Helen O’Brien

Tom and Sandra Spavone

Bronze Level ($100+)

Karen Alexander

Karin Davis

Nicole Gwishiri

Mary Harlan

Friends Level ($99 or less)

Jonathan Adkins

Alyssa Altice

Suzanne Anderson

Lucas Argon

Alissa Belna

Josh Bowar

LJ Bryant

Leah Buller

Marla Burk

Beth Carpenter

Karen Chessell

Kelley Conners

Gabriella Cutruzzula

Chester Davis

Heather Davis

Joline Dunbar

Ashley Faulkner

Jenna Gegg

Charlotte Gray

Makayla Hendricks

Lori Henry

Christine Hollingsworth

Mark Hornby

Alisha Hyslop

Rohit Iyer

Carolyn Jackson

Elliot Johnson

Chelsy Judd

Jean Kelleher

Nikki Sue Larkin

Angela LeMay

Dawn Lindsley

Hunter Lipinski

Suzanne Lujan

LiAnne Mangham

Lisa Mayberry

Alyson McIntyre

Raniel Mendoza

Allyson Monson

Caitlin Osbourne

Reno Palombit

Mary Jo Parker

Karen Patti

Sharon Reddell Pierce

Ashley Pournaras

Jessica Pratt

Kaycie Quinonez

Michael Sattler

Jason Skidmore

Jacob Smith

Tayler Smith

Nathan Smuth

Josh Sorbe

Kim South

Laura Taylor

Ana Torres

Stephanie Zhang

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTORS

• American Society of Interior Designers

• Country Meats

• Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation

• Home Baking Association

• LifeSmart Publishing, LLC

• National Consumers League - LifeSmarts

• Youth for Understanding

PARTNERING ORGANIZATIONS

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2015-2016 SUPPORTERS

• Aaron Chang Art Gallery

• American Hotel & Lodging Educationl Institute (AHLEI)

• Auguste Escoffier Schools of Culinary Arts

• Avery Dennison

• B-Sew Inn Education Division

• The Culinary Institute of America

• CareerSafe Online

• Chef Works

• Chief Architect Software

• Design Institute of San Diego

• Dexter-Russell

• Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising

• KIND Snack Bars

• Kendall College

• Knowledge Matters

• Learning ZoneXpress

• Marriot Marquis San Diego Marina

• metroConnections

• M & M Productions USA

• NASAFACS

• NASCO

• National Association of Parliamentarians

• National Institute on Drug Abuse

• National Research Center for College and University of Admissions (NRCCUA)

• National Technical Honor Society

• Roadway Safety Foundation

• University of Fashion

CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS

Federal, civilian, postal, and military donors worldwide, support FCCLA CFC #10179.

Please visit www.fcclainc.org for additional FCCLA partner information.

COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sandra Spavone, Executive Director

Leah Buller, Director of Membership

Marla Burk, CMP, Director of Conferences

Beth Carpenter, Director of Programs

Mark Hornby, CPA, Director of Finance

Karen Patti, Director of Communications

Ashley Pournaras, Senior

Communications Manager

Charles Carson, Mailroom Manager

Kelley Conners, Meetings Manager

Heather Davis, Partnership Manager

Christine Garner, Programs Manager

Christine Hollingsworth, Competitive

Events Manager

Ana Torres, Staff Accountant

Caitlin Osbourne, Affiliation and

Registration Coordinator

Alyssa Altice, Finance and Membership

Assistant

Rachael Long, Communications and

Programs Assistant

Alec Ostapovicz, Meetings Consultant

Kim South, Executive Assistant

Kayla Bennett, Communications and

Membership Intern

Jacob Fonseca, Finance Intern

Katherine Kauffman, Conference Intern

Michaela Mineer, Programs Intern

Emily Rovner, Competitive Events Intern

2015-2016 NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2015–2016 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ADVISERS

NATIONAL STAFF

Elliot Johnson, Chair

David Uetrecht, Past Chair

Jason Skidmore, Vice

Chair

Jenna Gegg, Treasurer

Nikki Sue Larkin, Secretary

State Adviser (Pacific)

Karen Alexander, FCSEA

Karin Davis, Occupational

Adviser

Joline Dunbar,

Comprehensive Adviser

Charlotte Gray, ACTE

VP Family & Consumer

Sciences Division

Rohit Iyer, VP Finance

Carolyn Jackson, AAFCS

Chelsy Judd, Business &

Industry

Jean A, Kelleher,

NASAFACS

Alyson McIntyre-Reiger,

NASAFACS

Sharon Pierce, State

Adviser (Southern)

Margaret Romer, OVAE

Jacob Smith, Past NEC VP

of Finance

Josh Sorbe, NEC President

Laura Taylor, Past NEC

President

Sandra Spavone, FCCLA

Executive Director

Kirsten Bird, WY

Patricia DiGioia-Laird, NJ

Joline Dunbar, SD

Lisa Ellstrom, NC

Jill Espeseth, MT

Kristy Keaton, UT

Brooke Kusch, OK

Kathy Lostroh, TX

Tammie Paulson, SD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NATIONAL CONSULTANT TEAMStephanie Krupa, MO

Lenora Reid, UT

Rachel VanPelt, VA

Lynsey Singleton, GA

COMPETITIVE EVENTS ADVISORY TEAMLead Coordinator

Debbie Will, VA

Assistant Lead Coordinator

Reeca Carver, KY

Past Lead Coordinator

Robert Van Dyke, CO

Members

Dee Kirby, MO

Blake Miller, OH

Laura Taylor, VA

Jared Cappers, TX

Maggie Uceny, WA

Shyamala Subramanian, NJ

Stephanie Zhang, NJ

OFFICIAL CONFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHERKaylen Larson

[email protected]

GENERAL SESSION SCRIPTINGTRI Leadership Resources, LLC

Sean Robinson

P.O.Box 1286

Owasso, OK 74055

http://www.teamtri.com

GENERAL SESSION DIRECTORKelly Collison

LEADERSHIP TRAINING TEAMScott DesLauriers, SD

Nicole Gwishiri, KY

Morgan Croft-Schornak, MN

Abigail Alred, OK

Michael Williams, DE

Taylor Stewart, KY

HOST STATE COORDINATIONCalifornia State Association

Melissa Webb, California State Adviser

STATE LEADERSHIP TEAMNorth Atlantic Region

Karen Thomas, New York

Pacific Region

Robert Van Dyke, Colorado

Southern Region

Jennifer Adams, Alabama

Central Region

Pam Lamb, Kansas

AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONPrestige AV & Creative Services

Shane L. Williams, General Session

Production Manager

4835 Para Drive

Cincinnati, OH 45237

http://www.prestigeav.com/

OFFICIAL CONFERENCE TOUR PROVIDERmetroConnections

1650 West 82nd St., Suite 125

Minneapolis, MN 55431

http://www.metroconnections.com

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2016 NATIONAL OFFICER CANDIDATES

Abbie WatkinsNorth Dakota

Alexis PeeperOklahoma

Andrew RasmussenSouth Dakota

Brittany HastingsTexas

Brooklynn BracelinColorado

Sydney IrelandMissouri

Tara StellingNebraska

Uriel MartinezGeorgia

Victoria ConnorColorado

Zac DockinsIdaho

Robert “Gus” ConnellTexas

Rylie SeaverIndiana

Seth AdamsMissouri

Shelby LakeIndiana

Shyamala SubramanianNew Jersey

Kayla GullicksonSouth Dakota

Kendall Brooke GottKentucky

Lauren ColeOklahoma

Madison DuggerArkansas

Maggie SkidmoreUtah

Carolyn CooperSouth Carolina

Carter BrachtNebraska

Chelsea BoydenIowa

Courtney MoserWisconsin

Dedan McFaddenGeorgia

WE’LL HELP YOU FIND THE PERFECT SPEAKERFOR YOUR SCHOOL OR FCCLA EVENTWe’ve searched the globe to identify the best speakers for students, parents, and educators. We’ll match your topic and budget with the best speaker available.

Our speakers are thoroughly vetted & hand picked. We’re so confident in the quality of our speakers that we stand behind them. If you or your audience aren’t satisfied, you won’t pay a dime. We’ve matched world-class speakers with events for over 1,500 schools and organizations…and we’d love to work with you.

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GEORGIA

Cedar Grove High SchoolCongratulations, Ambezee!!! You ROCK!!!

- Aroneysa Braxton-Harris

Tucker Middle SchoolBest wishes to all attendees and especially

Tucker Middle School.

- O. Mayfield

Enjoy sunny California after you do the

great work of competing, all 2016 National

STAR competitors from Tucker Middle

School.

- O. Mayfield

Toombs County High SchoolWay to go, Georgia! Congrats to Carlie

Morgan & Morgan Sager from Toombs

County HS Lyons, GA. We are proud of

you! You 2 ROCK! Go for Gold!

- Therese Standard

EMERGENCY/CRISIS PLANIn case of an emergency or crisis, please follow the procedures found in the FCCLA

Emergency & Crisis Procedures guide located on the FCCLA App and the FCCLA website.

If the meeting is evacuated from the Convention Center, please follow the directions of the

police and proceed to your hotel where your state adviser will take account for attendees

from your state. If the National Staff is required to set up a headquarters offsite due to an

emergency situation, the Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina will be the offsite crisis center.

The emergency or crisis phone number to use to contact National Headquarters is:

MICHIGAN

Romulus Senior High SchoolCongratulations, Erasmo, Jeremiah, and

Mercedeez on 4 Years of FCCLA excellence!

So proud!

- Ms. Willerick

TEXAS

Springtown- PorcupinesSMS Porcupines - Environmental

Ambassadors -Leigha Davis-Ray, Jesus

Najera, and Advisor-Mrs. Natalie Hill

- Natalie Hill

WASHINGTON

Kittitas Jr./Sr. High SchoolCongratulations to the best FCCLA chapter

in the nation! 10 STAR competitors, a state

officer, a National Award Winner, and a

member of CEAT!

- Cheryl Uceny

SHOUT-OUTS & EMERGENCY/CRISIS PLAN

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BY-LAW AMMENDMENTS

Bylaw Change Proposals The Board of Directors propose the following bylaw changes: ARTICLE VII Section 4. C. One regular meeting of the board shall be in conjunction with the National Leadership Conference. One regular each meeting each year shall be at the site of the national headquarters or at a nearby location determined by the executive committee. Location: The location(s) of regular meetings will be determined by the executive committee. Special meetings shall be designated by the board or executive committee. Rationale of the Board of Directors for this proposed Bylaw amendment is to provide the necessary flexibility of the Board of Directors to determine the best locations for Board of Director meetings without binding the actions necessitated to comply with the restrictions of the current bylaw. ARTICLE VII Section 4. D. Notice. The board shall establish a calendar of regular meetings at least six months in advance upon the recommendation of the executive committee. Rationale of the Board of Directors for these proposed Bylaw amendments is to provide the necessary flexibility of the Board of Directors to determine the best timing for Board of Director meetings without binding the actions necessitated by the Board to calendar deadlines that could cause necessary delay of the meeting schedule to comply with the restrictions of the bylaws. Currently, the previous Board needs to establish the calendar for the future Board in order to meet the six month timeline. ARTICLE VII Section 2. Membership The National Board of Directors shall consist of members elected by related organizations and groups, members ex officio, youth members, and members elected by the board, the total number of which shall not exceed 19 12. A. Members Elected by Related Organizations and Groups. There shall be seven five (5) directors elected by related organizations and groups (according to their election procedures) as follows: Family and Consumer Sciences teacher educator who shall be elected by the Family and Consumer Sciences Education Association; two one (2) (1) state administrators of Family and Consumer Sciences who shall be elected by the National Association of State Administrators for Family and Consumer Sciences; two (2) state advisers of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America who shall be elected at the State Advisers Management Meeting; and two (2) local advisers elected by the local advisers attending the National Leadership Conference, of which one shall

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be teachers of comprehensive Family and Consumer Sciences. and one of which shall be a teacher of occupational Family and Consumer Sciences. B. Members Ex Officio. There shall be six five (5) ex officio members of the board as follows: a United States Department of Education representative from the Office of Vocational and Adult Education who is Family and Consumer Sciences education program specialist with primary responsibility for Family and Consumer Sciences education programs; vice-president of the Family and Consumer Sciences Education Division of the Association for Career and Technical Education; executive director of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences; the National Executive Council president; the National Executive Council Vice President of Finance, the immediate Past National President, the immediate past National Vice President of Finance, the immediate past chairperson of the board of directors; and the executive director. C. Youth Members. In addition to the current president of the National Executive Council, there shall be three youth members as follows: the most recent past president of the National Executive Council, the current National Executive Council vice-president of finance and the most recent past National Executive Council vice-president of finance D. Members At-Large. There shall be two one (1) member representing business and industry and one (1) secondary school administrator. Rationale for these proposed changes follows: The current Board of Directors is comprised of 24% state and chapter advisers, 23% youth leaders, and 53% affiliated group members such as business and industry, NASAFACS, ACTE, AAFCS, FCSEA, OVAE, and school administrators. The proposed new Board of Directors would be comprised of 36% state and chapter advisers, 37% youth leaders, and 27% affiliated groups including NASAFACS, business and industry, and a school administrator. This proposed Board will provide higher governance representation by those who are more directly impacted by the strategic guidance provided by the decisions of the Board of Directors and still include a balance of guidance from partner experts.

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CTSO SizeofBoardDECA 11FBLA 12FFA 24HOSA 17Skills 15TSA 11FCCLA 19AffiliateGroups SizeofBoardAAFCS 8NASAFACS 5FCSEA 9

The proposed reduced size of the FCCLA Board of Directors will save FCCLA funds and/or provide opportunities for the Board of Directors to convene more frequently. Currently FCCLA spends approximately $80,000 in travel and lodging for the Board to convene twice a year. On average, the organization spends approximately $4,000 per FCCLA Board member per year. The cost savings is estimated at $32,000 which can be redirected to other membership services or provide an opportunity for the FCCLA Board to convene for a third meeting each year. The positions of affiliated members that the bylaw proposal reassigns will be encouraged as partners to serve on FCCLA Advisory Councils. These affiliated groups do not currently offer an equal position for FCCLA on their Boards. FCCLA serves in roles of advisory positions or partners. The proposed makeup will provide an equal partnership relationship with these affiliated groups. These members will instead be able to join more of their counterparts on FCCLA Advisory Councils to advise FCCLA direction on areas that directly relate to topics within their expertise such as career pathway alignment, professional development options, partnerships, and advocacy efforts. The Advisory Councils will be established if this bylaw proposal passes and will be based on data and information of other successful advisory roles. Advisory Council members will provide support from their respective organizations or companies to participate in meetings that may be electronic or in person. This investment of time and resources by affiliated partners on the FCCLA Advisory Councils will strengthen FCCLA and provide an opportunity for FCCLA partners to assist in advising the Board of Directors on non-governance matters. This bylaw proposal will allow the voice of our expert affiliates to guide FCCLA in a role that better provides guidance in their prospective areas of expertise but still keep a balance of advice on the proposed new Board makeup in addition to allowing FCCLA to be governed by those who are most impacted by the decisions of the governing body.

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