April 29 - 30, 2018Oregon Association of Student Councils #OASC2018SC

OASC Spring ConferenceAttention: Student Leaders & Advisers

Sunday, April 29, 201812 Noon-1:30 p.m. Registration (Please Banquet Entrance)12 Noon-2:00 p.m. Exhibits / Icebreakers / Networking

2:00-3:30 p.m. Opening General Session with Justin Boudreau3:30-4:00 p.m. Break / Exhibits / Networking / Hotel Check-In

4:00-4:45 p.m. MS/HS/Adviser Leadership Training

4:45-6:30 p.m. Dinner & School Meetings (On your Own)

6:30-7:00 p.m. Evening General Session with Awards & Dessert

7:15-9:00 p.m. Middle School Workshops & High School Training

9:15-10:45 p.m.Activity Time (MS/HS Separated) “Garden Party” Dance Karaoke, Games & InflatablesAdvisers: Hospitality & Help Chaperone Activities

11:00 p.m. ALL students in their OWN rooms! Lights Out!

Monday, April 30, 2018

7:00-8:00 a.m. Complimentary HOT breakfast for Hotel Guests& Hotel Checkout

8:00-9:15 a.m. General Session with Rochelle Whellams

9:15-9:30 a.m. Break

9:30-11:15 a.m. Middle School Workshops & High School Training11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Closing General Session

12:00 Noon Adjourn / Lunch on your own / Safe travels!

Tentative Conference Schedule

You’ re invited...You’re invited to attend our 2018 Spring Conference with our theme of Grow: Cultivating Leaders. This conference is open to Middle and High School Students and Advisers. Please make note that we will be hosting the conference at a new hotel: Red Lion at Jantzen Beach. This facility offers more than enough lodging, restaurants within walking distance, and the ability to offer separate curriculum for Middle School and High School Students. That being said, we are excited to share that middle school students will be offered workshop choices while high school will stay together and experience exclusive training with Seeds Training. Students will be separated for most of the conference in their selective training areas aside from General Sessions.

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Keynote SpeakersJustin Boudreau

Justin Boudreau known by students as the “Dude Who Changed My Life” is ready to bring awareness to your “community”. His insightful “There YOU Are” vision and his expertise in HUM-ERGY (Humor & Energy) will empower your students to step up and stand out.

Despite being bullied, barely being able to read and having zero friends until middle school, Justin fulfilled his childhood dream by qualifying to compete in a professional beach volleyball tournament. He humbly states: “as a below average student with incredibly low self-esteem, I finally real-ized (at 22 years old) that I also played a key role in holding myself back for too long.”

This former high school teacher, coach of the year and author exudes a realness that students don’t question. On stage, his heart (not his ego) will inspire your students to worry less about being cool and focus more on their future. Justin’s words will resonate with the entire audience and moti-vate students to start accepting themselves and understanding others.

In 2007, Justin created a campaign that is based on paying gratitude forward. More than 30,000 people from over 15 countries participated, eventually attracting the attention of a Producer from “The Ellen Dege-neres Show.” As a result, his unique and interactive approach on the topic of gratitude allows students to bravely express what they are really going through. Even going as far as saving students from committing suicide.

Justin is the Program Director at Seeds Training, the #1 provider of youth training worldwide. Justin is the co-author of the book for teens “Gearing Up: Inside & Out for a Great Life”.

To learn more about Justin Boudreau, visit:

seedstraining.com

Rochelle WhellamsRochelle’s speeches, workshops and retreats have inspired, educated

and entertained young adults across the Western United States for over 10 years. Most of her programs center on individual accountability, action, and attitude. She emphasizes the importance of being aware of oneself, choosing a deliberate course of action, and having a “GET TO” (Giving everything to the opportunity) attitude. Rochelle has a background in secondary education and is the Co-Director of RYLA (Rotary Youth Lead-ership Awards, Districts 5180 & 5190). Other programs which she has been and is a part of include: Breaking Down the Walls, Microsoft Digigirlz, It’s a Girl Thang, REGL, Be REAL, and various High School & Middle School leadership assemblies, retreats, state and regional conferences.

Rochelle lives in Sparks, Nevada, with her husband Dean. She is a proud parent of Julia aka Princess and Zachary. In addition to becoming a mas-ter diaper changer, she would tell you being a parent has been the most incredible journey of her life. When not traveling and working with local youth, she is usually headed to or planning the next Disneyland adventure!

To learn more about Rochelle Whellams, visit:

learningforliving.com

Adviser Responsibilities Registration• Photocopy the participant commitment form and give

one to each student to have signed by their parent/guardian—turn in at registration.

• Bring master list of students to turn in at registration.

• During the conference you must be “on-site”: be visible and checking to be sure that your students are attending sessions.

• Help enforce curfew (11:00 p.m.) by patrolling the halls for 30 min after curfew.

• Support OASC and our efforts by being positive to all hotel and conference staff.

All forms & registration can be found online at OASC.org

$70 per delegate*

*Member rate if registered before April 2, 2018

Seating for Sunday general sessions will be reserved for 2017-2018 Student Council

Recognition Award winners. All other seating will be first come first serve.

Student Council Recognition &Adviser of the Year Awards

It is OASC’s goal to give recognition where deserved. That’s why OASC offers the Student Council Recognition Program and the Adviser of the Year Award. Details about these awards can be found online at OASC.org under the “Recognition” menu item.

2016-2017 Student Council Recognition Award WinnersGold

Adrian High SchoolCentury High SchoolHillsboro High School

Oregon City High SchoolPhilomath High SchoolScappoose High School

Southridge High SchoolArmand Larive Middle School

Hedrick Middle SchoolRA Brown Middle School

South Middle School

SilverPerrydale High SchoolRedmond High School

Gordon Russell Middle SchoolBronze

Sandstone Middle School

StuCo Award Recognition: DUE April 5, 2018 Adviser of the Year: DUE April 6, 2018

Register now at OASC.org

Hotel Information and Reservations

909 North Hayden Island Dr. Portland, OR 97217

Special Group Rate: $135 (plus tax)single, double, triple or quad occupancy

Breakfast, Parking & Wifi Included

For reservations go to:https://tinyurl.com/oasc-spring-rooms

or call (503) 283-4466

Reserve your room by April 2nd to ensure group rate.