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OASC LEADERS | ACT. SERVE. LEAD.

H S FA L L C O N F E R E N C E

NOVEMBER 3-4, 2019

S E A S I D E , O R

2 | Oregon Association of Student Councils

Time Activity Location10:00 - 10:30 a.m. Student Executive Council Candidate Check-in Information Desk/Lobby

10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Advisers: Conference Registration Upstairs/Seaside Room

10:30 a.m. - 12:55 p.m. Students: Backstage Pass Icebreaker / Exhibits

Campaign Meet & Greet Snacks / Purchase OASC Apparel / Books / Silent Auction

Lobby and Pacific Room

1:00 - 2:30 p.m.

OPENING GENERAL SESSIONNational Anthem: Sung by Destiny Druery and

Alexandria Bell of Sheridan High School

Student Executive Council and Executive Board

OASC State President: Matt Brown, Tualatin High School

Rules Video by Hermiston High School

Keynote Speaker: Carlos Ojeda Jr.Student Council Recognition

Pacific Room

2:30 - 3:00 p.m. BREAK: Backstage Pass / Silent Auction / Apparel

Candidates behind stage at 2:45 p.m.Lobby and Pacific Room

2:30 p.m. Adviser Meeting Riverside Room

3:00 - 4:00 p.m.

SECOND GENERAL SESSIONStudent Executive Council Regional Candidates

Presidential Candidate SpeechesAdviser of the Year Presentation

Dr. Robin Henderson with Providence Health Services #BeWell #Work2BeWell #BeThere

Pacific Room

4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Dinner On Your Own

Shuttle buses to Seaside HS from Convention Center at 5:45 p.m.

6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Idea Share / WorkshopsIdea Share/Workshop Round 1: 6:10-6:55 p.m.

Workshops Round 2: 7:05-7:50 p.m.Workshops Round 3: 8:00-8:45 p.m.

SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL1901 N. HolladaySee Pages 7-12

9:00 - 10:30 p.m.

ACTIVITY TIMEYOU MUST WEAR YOUR NAMETAG AND WRISTBAND TO ATTEND ALL EVENTS

Dance: “Groove is in The Heart” Dance Sponsored by: Flip Flop Sounds

Interactive Party RoomInflatables Sponsored by Party Works

Zumba & Games sponsored by Craig Brown, High Fidelity & Chad Dowling Productions

SnacksSponsored by OASC

KaraokeKaraoke Sponsored by Ultimate Entertainment

OASC Silent AuctionSponsored by OASC

Dance: Pacific Room

Inflatable, Zumba & Snacks: Necanicum

Karaoke: Lobby

Silent Auction: Hallway

9:00 - 10:30 p.m. Advisers: Hospitality

Please Help Chaperone Dance and Activities too!*Light snacks upstairs. More choices in Necanicum.

Riverside Room

10:30 p.m.* Students dismissed back to their hotels / beach houses *An adviser MUST be present to escort you

Sunday, November 3, 2019

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Time Activity Location8:00 - 8:45 a.m.Forum will begin

promptly at 8:10 a.m.

Minority Student Leaders ForumGrab your breakfast and join us upstairs for a special forum.

Presented by OASC President Matt Brown and At-Large Representative Sal Najjar.

Riverside Room

8:00 - 8:45 a.m.

Continental BreakfastZumba with Craig Brown/High Fidelity Entertainment

Purchase OASC Apparel & BooksSilent Auction Baskets (pay and pick up)

8:45 a.m. Election Ballots DUE

Convention Center Lobby

9:00 - 10:45 a.m.

CLOSING GENERAL SESSIONKeynote Speaker: Kat Perkins

Sponsored by Providence Health ServicesOASC Capitol Ambassadors Advocacy / Survey

Upcoming Events with OASCDoor Prizes

Election Results Closing Slideshow

You can access the 2019 Fall Conference pictures at www.oasc.org. Password: leader

Pacific Room

10:45 a.m.

Conference Adjourn with OASC State President Matt Brown and Newly Elected OASC State President

Thank you for attending and safe travels home!

Monday, November 4, 2019

Did you know seating is assigned based on winners of the Student Council Recognition Program first? Next they are assigned by order of registration. All student councils and leadership groups are welcome to participate in the SCR Program. To learn more visit OASC.org.

FIRERemain calm. Leave the building via the nearest exit and go to your designated assembly area. Do not use elevators. Stay as a group when outside.

LOCKDOWN / ACTIVE SHOOTERIn the unlikely event of a lockdown, remain calm. If you are in a room that can be locked, lock your door and get down in a place away from windows and doors. Stay in that position until police say otherwise.

TSUNAMIIn the event of a tsunami, please follow evacuation signs to designated assembly area.

OTHERIn the event of other emergencies, notify your adviser immediately. They will ensure 911 is called. If you are scared, find an adult for help and instructions to remain safe.

EMERGENCY NUMBERSPolice, Medical & Fire: 911Non-Emergency Number (Seaside Police): (503) 738-6311OASC Sara Nilles: (503) 887-1838

MAP & IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

Seaside High School

HWY 101 SIDE

HOLLADAY STREET SIDE

AFTER ACTIVITY TIME MEETING PLANIn order to exit the building during/after the activity night you must have your adviser with you. Please decide on a designated meeting area INSIDE the building and AWAY from the lobby/doors.

My School’s INDOOR Meeting Area:

My School’s EMERGENCY Meeting Area:

My Adviser’s Contact Info:


Keynote Speakers

Speaker Showcase

Workshops

Carlos Ojeda Jr.

Kat Perkins

Jason Wetzler

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Workshops at a GlanceLocation Idea Shares / Workshops Rd. 1

6:10-6:55 p.m.Workshops Round 2

7:05-7:50 p.m.Workshops Round 3

8:00-8:45 p.m.

Library Idea Share: Advisers

Advisers OnlyHeart of the Activity

Advisers Only

Power of Youth: The Power of Who You Know

Student Focused

Music Capitol Ambassadors Program Capitol Ambassadors Program Capitol Ambassadors Program

Cafeteria Idea Share: ASB Presidents U First / #Work2BeWell U First / #Work2BeWell

Gym Speaker Showcase:

The Power of QuestionsSpeaker Showcase:

The Power of QuestionsSpeaker Showcase:

The Power of Questions

Room 1 Idea Share: Student Recognition Rollin' with the PunchesBuilding Equity in Your Leadership

Program

Room 2 Graphic Design & Social Media Design Thinking in Leadership Design Thinking in Leadership

Room 3 How to put your pep assemblyon Live TV Fun on the Field Fundraising Games & Ideas

Room 4 Festival of Trees Moose Scholarship/Mentoring Youth Moose Scholarship/Mentoring Youth

Room 6 Idea Share: Assemblies Sharpen the AxRace Forward: Equitable

Conversations

Room 7 Idea Share: School Spirit Lavender Week From Worst to First: How to build

your School Spirit!

Room 9 Reviving the Structure & Soul:

Empowering Student LeadershipSmall school, BIG feeling! Building a Unity Day

Room 10 Take Your Posters From DRAB to FAB! School Climate, Culture, and

InclusionAsk an Administrator

Room 11 Idea Share: Self-Care / Self

ImprovementLeadership & College Leadership & College

Room 13 Idea Share: Equity / Inclusion /

DiversityMake an IMPACT on School Culture

Be a Tornado Chaser and Increase Participation

Room 15 Idea Share: Spirit / Sportsmanship Paint Your Space Small Town - Big Culture

Room 17 Idea Share: Small School

ChallengesHonor Society Programs and

Resources Advisers OnlyChapter Management and Q&A

Advisers Only

Room 20 Idea Share: School Spirit When the Lights Go Down FUN raiser

Room 21 How To Be Successful in Interviews and Improve Your Public Speaking

Presidential Candidate

Put Your Best Foot Forward President Candidate

How to Maintain a Positive Mindset Through School and Relieve Stress


Room 22 Honor Flight

Southern Region CandidateOpening Doors

Southern CandidateFinding the Leader Within

Southern Candidate

Room 23 True Colors

Metro East CandidateHow To Get People On Your Team

Metro East CandidateHow to Boost your Schools Spirit!

Metro East Candidate

Room 24 Shining On Others

Metro West Candidate A Million Thanks

Metro West CandidateSharing School Spirit

Metro- West Candidate

Room 25 Faking it till you make it -

Confidence 101 Northwest Candidate

An Empathetic DiscussionNorthwest Candidate

Building Spirit and Creating Traditions

Mid-West Candidate

Room 26 School Dance Master ClassGenerating Ideas Central Candidate

Mental Health Activities in SchoolCentral Candidate

Room 27Microphone and Emcee

Techniques 101

30 Day Kindness and The Challenges of Being Kind

Eastern Candidate

Leadership Visions and Goals Eastern Candidate

Room 28 Idea Share: Assemblies Toxic School Spirit Giving Tree/Food/Clothing Closet

All workshops will be held at Seaside High School, 1901 N. Holladay.


Idea Share / Workshops Round 1 | 6:10-6:55 p.m.

My Workshop Schedule

Title/Presenter Description Location

Idea Share: AdvisersAdvisers Only

Presented by Adviser of the Year, Sarah Cole, Hillsboro High School

Library

Capitol Ambassadors ProgramOASC CAP Meeting for students accepted into the OASC CAP Program. Applications available in September 2020.

Music

Idea Share: ASB Presidents Presented by OASC State President Matt Brown Cafeteria

Speaker Showcase: The Power of Questions

Jason WetzlerOASC Alumni, Oklahoma State University

Alumni,

Why? Why? Why? Why? Mom, but why?! Jason has been curious his entire life. Growing up he had to know the “why” behind just about everything. Now, he spends his time seeking the answers to hard questions and helping others discover the “why” behind their lives. Join this former OASC participant for 45 minutes full of laughter, competition and discovery as you look at the “who, what, when, where” and most importantly “why” in your life.

Gym

Idea Share: Student Recognition Presented by: Century High School Room 1

Graphic Design & Social MediaSherwood High School

Lan Tran

Do you want your school’s social media to be more engaging? Learn how to create unique graphics to help catch the attention of students/followers, as well as the strategy behind effective posts. - Fonts - Negative Space - Clear Information - Good vs. Bad Graphics - Balance: Pictures vs. Graphics

Room 2

How to put your pep assemblyon Live TV

Presented by: Canby High School Room 3

Festival of TreesOakridge High School

Madaline Maher

With the holiday season right around the corner, what is the best way to give back to your community? In Oakridge, we hold an annual “Festival of Trees” that draws people in from all over the community. At the conclusion of the event, all the decorated trees are donated to families in need. Join the presentation and learn how you too can engage your community and school for the season of giving.

Room 4

Idea Share: Assemblies Presented by: Crescent Valley High School Room 6

Idea Share: School Spirit Presented by: Mazama High School Room 7

Reviving the Structure & Soul: Empowering Student Leadership

South Medford High SchoolRuben Rodriguez, Diego Becerra, Taylor

Inman, Lucas Nicols

Traditions can often lose purpose over time resulting in events and activities happening for no reason other than their original appeal, which becomes a fallacy instead of a high functioning connection. The integrity of Structure & Soul allows for natural evolution through the combination of a teacher-built foundation, and a student-led soul force.

Room 9

Round 1 Round 2 Round 3

First Choice

Second Choice

*If the workshops you wanted to attend are full please join others in the Gym, Library or Cafeteria. Students and advisers are encouraged to stay out of the halls during workshops.

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Take Your Posters From DRAB to FAB! Rex Putnam High School

Traci Clarke

Your posters and flyers MUST be awesome because most kids are looking at their phones or friends...if you want to compete with that you're going to have to up your PR game! Learn some tips & tricks that will automatically take your posters & flyers from DRAB to FAB!

Room 10

Idea Share: Self-Care / Self Improvement

Presented by: Sheridan High School Room 11

Idea Share: Equity / Inclusion / Diversity Presented by: Sam Barlow High School Room 13

Idea Share: Spirit / Sportsmanship Presented by: Summit High School Room 15

Idea Share: Small School Challenges Presented by: Pacific High School Room 17

Idea Share: School Spirit Presented by: Taft High School Room 20

How To Be Successful in Interviews and Improve Your Public Speaking

Briana Boyd Seaside High SchoolPresidential Candidate

In this workshop the participants will learn how to use skills and techniques to truly shine in any type of interview. The public speaking portion will give you confidence to share information in front of large groups of people.

Room 21

Honor Flight Laura Tousley

Grants Pass High School Southern Region Candidate

Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization that provides veterans the opportunity to visit Washington D.C., at no cost, to see the memorials for which they served. This workshop will highlight how thousands of veterans are able to visit their memorials each year and to share ways to get involved in honoring them and their service.

Room 22

True Colors Desmond Garza

Grant High SchoolMetro East Candidate

Answer questions that most fit your personality to get your true color. You can be blue, orange, green, or gold. Which one are you?

Room 23

Shining On Others Rylee Poindexter

Mountainside High School Metro West Candidate

At our schools one of our greatest responsibilities is recognizing the amazing students, teachers, and staff members in our building. In this workshop we will share some of the ways we shine on others every single day. From birthday grams to recognition assemblies we want every single person to feel accepted and included.

Room 24

Faking it till you make it - Confidence 101

Lily Green Newberg High School Northwest Candidate

We all strive to be better leaders and to actually have the courage to back up our opinions. Over the course of my life I have learned that sometimes you have to fake it at the beginning in order to make the confidence appear naturally. This workshop will help you with just that.

Room 25

School Dance Master ClassMax Barenberg, Blackboard Music, Owner

What is holding your school dances back from reaching their full potential? Learn how to improve your school dance planning, promotion, attendance and production.

Room 26

Microphone and Emcee Techniques 101Zeke Goodrick.

Professional DJ and Emcee at Ultimate Entertainment

In this break out and we will focus on proper microphone techniques, vocalizations, and emcee tricks to get the response you desire from your audience. We will cover common do’s and don’ts of public speaking. Join us and take your mic skills tot the next level.

Room 27

Idea Share: Assemblies Presented by: Ridgeview High School Room 28


OASC Thanks our Sponsors & Partners!

Winter Energizer 2020Leaders, it’s time to get outdoors and Lead The Way. Don’t miss the 13th annual Winter Energizer! Open to high school and 8th grade student leaders! It’s the perfect time to get re-focused and re-energized for the rest of your busy year. We’ll have fun, learn lots and send you back inspired to serve for the remainder of the year!

REGISTER ONLINE AT OASC.ORGEarly-bird pricing ends January 31st. Scholarships & Payment plans available.

February 15-17, 2020Hillsboro High School

Join us at

Discrimination has no place at OASC and goes against our core values which include a commitment to equal opportunity and inclusion. All OASC employees, volunteers, students and community members are expected to join with and uphold this commitment. There will be no discrimination or harassment on the grounds of race, color, sex, marital status, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, or disability in any OASC program. Please report incidences immediately to a staff member or the Executive Director.

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Heart of the ActivityCarlos Ojeda JR

Advisers Only

Anyone can do an icebreaker, energizer or activity, but how do you make them truly memorable and impactful? By getting to the heart of the activity. During this session, participants will learn how to infuse their energizers, icebreakers and activities with the energy and emotion needed to change them from fun, physical activities to transformative moments that are relevant and meaningful to students. Come to this session ready to laugh, feel and learn activities and approaches through participation and leave with the technique to take your activities to another level.

Library


Music

U First / #Work2BeWellBeWell Student Advisory CouncilLeina McLaughlin. Kiana Hamada,

JJ Riddell, Joey Solomon

U First is a discussion on the importance of coping and being able to accept when your ideas aren’t received how you thought they might. This panel-style conversation will cover real issues we face every day in both leadership and real life and teach practical ways to bring U First and coping skills back to your schools.

Cafeteria


Jason Wetzler

Why? Why? Why? Why? Mom, but why?! Jason has been curious his entire life. Growing up he had to know the “why” behind just about everything. Now, he spends his time seeking the answers to hard questions and helping others discover the “why” behind their lives. Join this OASC Alumni for 45 minutes full of laughter, competition and discovery as you look at the “who, what, when, where” and most importantly “why” in your life.

Gym

Rollin' with the Punches Mountain View High School

Ali Ludeman, Ellie Tomlinson, Luke Roberts, Forrest Hassell, Chantelle Yoder, Wyatt Hebrard, Ryan Miller,

Felyx Pozorski, Titus Schulz, Job Schulz, Macey Robbins, Alexis McNeil, Andrew Lima, Cash Gateley,

Alyssa Samuel, Gabe Gonzalez, Miriam Medina, Thomas Merkord, Dawsen Chastain

Get ready to rumble! Join us for a rad chat about creative solutions for dealing with change. Leave with solutions for: the messy sides of leading, rolling out change, how to communicate those changes/shifts to the student body, working with administration through the changes, while addressing low school spirit.

Room 1

Design Thinking in LeadershipDaniel Paulsen

OASC alumni, Project Manager at the Oregon Consulting Group

How to use Design Thinking to boost input, creativity, and efficiency.

Room 2

Fun on the Field Marshfield High School

McKena Pederson, Liam Webster, Edie Clarke, Sydney Trendell

We will present our annual "Fun on the Field" event that we have during homecoming week.The school goes to the football field beginning with an outdoor pep assembly, then booths with games/activities sponsored by different clubs and groups within the school. MHS started this tradition in 2009.

Room 3

Moose Scholarship/Mentoring Youth Oregon Moose Association

Discover scholarship opportunities offered by The Loyal Order of the Moose. Attending this workshop will qualify you to participate in the Youth Awareness Program. Would you like to take a role in educating young people? If it is to be, it is up to me.

Room 4

Workshops Round 2 | 7:05-7:50 p.m.



Sharpen the AxOntario High School

Melissa Jagelski, Logan Lewis, Sophie Draper, Omar Robles, Jasmine De La Cruz,

Claudia Juarez

Learn how organization, preparation and time management can lead to a more successful style of leadership.

Room 6

Lavender Week Molalla High School

Maddy Brinkman, Maddy Lisac

The Lavender Week workshop will be over how to plan and implement a weeklong event at your school where you help raise money and awareness for all cancers!Move over Pink Out because LAVENDER is the color for all cancers and all types of cancer need help, support and awareness.

Room 7

Small school, BIG feeling! Lakeview High School

Carmelina Arredondo, Sierra Zendejas, Mark Louie

If you have a small school (220 or few students) and you need new ideas, or to make fresh old traditions, come to this workshop! Lakeviewis a 2A school, but we work hard to have it feel much bigger. Topics to include: dances, leadership class, school atmosphere, community service, sporting events, and more!

Room 9

School Climate, Culture, and Inclusion Oregon City High School

Zoe Kleiner, Grant Didway, Max Reed, Emma Shafer

Our workshop will examine methods that improve school climate and culture. We will break down typical high school events and reform them to be more inclusive, as well as discuss new ideas to enhance the culture of our schools.

Room 10

Leadership & College Presented by The College of Idaho Room 11

Make an IMPACT on School CultureCorvallis High School Charlotte Nembhard

Impact Day is a student led event about building interpersonal relationships with o vther students. The day focuses on awareness and breaking of stereotypes and acceptance of others. You will receive an outline of our event and contact info if you're interested in starting an impact day or similar program at your school.

Room 13

Paint Your Space Eagle Point High School

Matilde Arias, Quartny Taylor, Jeremy Durst, Cari Snider, Joshua Searcy

Having the opportunity to paint your parking space will beautify and persornalize our campus, build school spirit, create a senior tradition and build a stronger student community within your school.

Room 15

Honor Society Programs and ResourcesNASSP

Elancia Felder Adviser Only

Join National Honor Society Program Manager Elancia Felder for an overview of Honor Society policies, and networking with other Honor Society advisers.

Room 17

When The Lights Go Down Taft High School

Allie King, Shelline Nerup, Karissa Snelling

In this workshop you will learn how to plan an amazing dance and not overspend. We will teach you ways to successfully advertise, save money, and plan ahead for possible scenarios. We also have products for you to sample, and have a few giveaways for items you can take back to your school.

Room 20

Put Your Best Foot ForwardHaley Peebles

Liberty High School President Candidate

My workshop focuses on managing the responsibilities of leadership. The idea is to take care of yourself before you can assist others. Most leadership students are involved in more than one extracurricular activity and experience challenges. This will teach others how to balance their roles in school to be the best in each role.

Room 21

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Workshop Rounds 3 | 8:00-8:45 p.m.


Power of Youth: The Power of Who You Know

Carlos Ojeda Jr.Student Focused

Coming straight from the pages of his book, The Power of Youth, this session will teach us that we need to know people, who know people, who know... people. We are all leaders, we have the power to change, but we don’t change alone. Come laugh, have fun and learn strategies, skills, and tactics that will ensure that you leverage the power of your network for overall success.

Library


Music

U First / #Work2BeWellBeWell Student Advisory CouncilLeina McLaughlin. Kiana Hamada,

JJ Riddell, Joey Solomon

U First is a discussion on the importance of coping and being able to accept when your ideas aren’t received how you thought they might. This panel-style conversation will cover real issues we face every day in both leadership and real life and teach practical ways to bring U First and coping skills back to your schools.

Cafeteria


Opening DoorsKelly Armantrout

Henley High School Southern Candidate

For kindness to be impactful, it must be done every day. Random acts of kindness and kindness weeks will only last for so long. To make it last, it can be done through small, consistent deeds every day.

Room 22

How To Get People On Your Team Sophie Harrison

Gresham High School Metro East Candidate

My goal is to teach people how important it is to have a team of people to help you out in a leadership classes and how to find a team of people that respect, listen, and support you.

Room 23

A Million Thanks Alli McCullough

Sherwood High School Metro West Candidate

A Million Thanks is an Organization that supports our Troops by sending Millions of letters directly to service members started by a 15 year old girl just like us. Veterans Day is coming up! Come write letters to our troops and learn how you can get your school involved.

Room 24

An Empathetic DiscussionAdan Rizo-Espinoza

McMinnville High SchoolNorthwest Candidate

Individuals will be able to partake in a discussion about Empathy, how it plays a part in our schools, what it looks like, and how it's looked over a lot of the time. Empathy is something super important and the time will be used to focus on how to help bring empathy to our schools.

Room 25

Generating Ideas Brody Gobler

Redmond High SchoolCentral Candidate

Come to this workshop to discover new ideas. This workshop will teach you how to come up with ideas for dances, sports games, and more. You will also be able to find out other ideas from fellow students to take back to your school and make it better.

Room 26

30 Day Kindness and The Challenges of Being Kind

Ashlyn Hofbauer Hermiston High School

Eastern Candidate

In Hermiston High School we have worked up a 30 day kindness challenge and have started by implementing it into our leadership team. In this workshop we will go over how it is working out in our school and how we deal with the negative feedback.

Room 27

Toxic School Spirit Tualatin High School

Lupita Ruiz

The workshop will focus on toxic school spirit at school events especially sporting events. I will present the perspective from my big school and how to improve school spirit. However, we will be looking into improving new skills to report or stop hate speech. Also, looking into the new OSAA rules regarding hate speech

Room 28




Jason Wetzler

Why? Why? Why? Why? Mom, but why?! Jason has been curious his entire life. Growing up he had to know the “why” behind just about everything. Now, he spends his time seeking the answers to hard questions and helping others discover the “why” behind their lives. Join this OASC Alumni for 45 minutes full of laughter, competition and discovery as you look at the “who, what, when, where” and most importanltly “why” in your life.

Gym

Building Equity in Your Leadership Program

Hillsboro High School Moises Monterroso, Maggie Parris, Slade

Shufelt,

How do you reach out to all students at your school? How do make kids feel included, loved and appreciated? How do you ensure that your activities program reflects your school community? Learn strategies that engage more students at your school, while reflecting on what it truly means to build community for everyone.

Room 1

Design Thinking in LeadershipDaniel Paulsen

OASC alumni, Project Manager at the Oregon Consulting Group

How to use Design Thinking to boost input, creativity, and efficiency.

Room 2

Fundraising Games & Ideas Cleveland High School

Teresa Wong, Ashlyn Broeland, Alena Bland

Come ready to interact and express your thoughts to enhance your marketing, management, and fundraising skills. We will have a brief discussion on fundraising ideas/methods with interactive games and open conversations.

Room 3

Moose Scholarship/Mentoring YouthOregon Moose Association

Discover scholarship opportunities offered by The Loyal Order of the Moose. Attending this workshop will qualify you to participate in the Youth Awareness Program. Would you like to take a role in educating young people? If it is to be, it is up to me.

Room 4

Race Forward: Equitable Conversations US Grant High School

Tommi Meyer, Samantha DePinto, Dylan Diaz, Chase Travis, Paige Taylor, Amaya

Taylor, Carmella Thomas, Grace Emmitte, Liz Mahlum, Erin McNulty

Come participate in a conversation about racial issues and the effects they have inside school walls. You will learn about how to have these difficult conversations, and give every student a voice.

Room 6

From Worst to First: How to build your School Spirit!

Gresham High School Bella Perkins, Allie Olson

Have trouble getting people to attend sporting events or participate in your themes? In this session we will go over the ways we used that took our school from a low participating school to a great place to attend games and events. And you'll have a chance to share what has worked for you too!

Room 7

Building a Unity Day Forest Grove High School

Siobhan Hayes, Wesley Armendarez, Noe Alvarez

Students will discuss FGHS efforts to build an ASB Officer Program that reflects the school’s demographics and then students will discuss FGHS Unity Day - a day full of student workshops, club rush, guest speakers, and connection, finalized by a school wide Conga Line!

Room 9

Ask an AdministratorSam Barlow High School

& Lincoln County SD Kelly Hart, Majalise Tolan

Giving students the skills for effective communication with school administration by answering questions and providing advice.

Room 10

Leadership & College Presented by The College of Idaho Room 11

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Be a Tornado Chaser and Increase Participation

North Medford High School Lauren Barry, Taven Passey, Thomas Cox,

Sara Barry

Do you want to increase school spirit and participation? Come check out North Medford High School's Tornado Chaser Program! This is a reward system that increases student buy in throughout the entire school year. We hope to give you concrete ideas/examples that you can implement in your school this year!

Room 13

Small Town - Big CultureToledo High School

Tana'ya Barnhart, Klaira Flatt

Even with sports being an overwhelming part of most small schools and communities, sometimes big city school ideas don't fit who we are. As a 7-12 school we have worked hard to create a culture that has a Big Family feel where everyone feels important and a part of who we are.

Room 15

Chapter Management and Q&ANASSP

Elancia Felder Advisers Only

Join National Honor Society Program Manager Elancia Felder for an overview of Honor Society policies, and networking with other Honor Society advisers.

Room 17

FUN raiserSeaside HS

Westin Carter, Mary Blake

Choose to have FUN with your Fundraiser! FUN creates enjoyment. Enjoyment invites participation. Participation focuses attention. Attention expands awareness. Aware-ness promotes insight. Insight generates knowledge. Knowledge facilitates ACTION! Fundraisers connect us to a cause, deepens our relationships and creates out-comes that can change our world. Join our interactive session! Have some FUN changing your world!

Room 20

How to Maintain a Positive Mindset Through School and Relieve Stress

Raymond AriasTualatin High School


With all the tests, IB/AP courses, and extracurriculars it’s pretty challenging nowadays to find pockets of solace in such a mentally and physically taxing student lifestyle, not to mention our erratic emotions as teenagers. In this workshop, discover how to calm such pressures while sustaining a healthy mental status.

Room 21

Finding the Leader WithinYosalin Arenas

South Medford High School Southern Candidate

Self-awareness and reconnection to our inner-leader is the focus of this course. We all have barriers and fears we need to overcome to reconnect or rediscover the power of our service-leader mentality. Empowering ourselves without ego, but focusing on the service we can do together is a pivotal first step.

Room 22

How to Boost your Schools Spirit!Eden Johnson

Milwaukie High School Metro East Candidate

I would be giving a presentation about how to increase the participation and hype in their school! It would include topics about bringing the school together through all the different talents and events you have happening throughout the year. Getting more participation and support out of it too.

Room 23

Sharing School SpiritDylan Lobaugh

Glencoe High School Metro-West Candidate

In my Leadership workshop, We will be going over different scenarios that my class has overcome at Glencoe relating to participation and how we handled it effectively. We want people in the workshop to be brainstorming ideas on how to fix problems in different ways and then idea share.

Room 24

Building Spirit and Creating Traditions Veronica Jin

Taft 7-12 Mid-West Candidate

Building school spirit is often a very difficult thing to do. One successful way of building spirit is through traditions. In this workshop, we'll talk about events that Taft 7-12 has found successful, such as Milli Vanilli and Noise Parades, that have become traditions that increase spirit throughout our school.

Room 25



Mental Health Activities in SchoolJoey Solomon

Bend Senior High Central Candidate

Learn about and discuss different activities you can bring to your school regarding mental health and how to carry them out with the support of the school.

Room 26

Leadership Visions and Goals Haylee Bell

La Grande High School Eastern Candidate

In this workshop we will be making a vision board for your leadership journey. Then we will have them make goals for themselves for how they can personally improve their leadership skills or what they what to do as a leader. This will bring the creative and analytical sides of the brain together.

Room 27

Giving Tree/Food/Clothing ClosetSheldon High School

Zoe Sanderson, Elizabeth Clark, Julia Flores, Ana Papen-Gould, John Henley

The hope that 500 Student body students will pick one of the Ornament tag. Students “in need” elementary, MS / HS. Second, we also operate a food and clothing closet in association with our Economic Justice League and Counselors. We will describe how this works.

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Join the Oregon delegation as we head to COLORADO! NatStuCo Conference, June 19-24, 2020 – a time for students to expand their leadership potential and network with thousands of other students from across our great nation! Sponsored by the NASSP and NatStuCo and hosted by Eaglecrest High School.

Tentative Itinerary

Friday, June 19 – Sunday, June 21Pre-conference Activities in and

around Denver, Colorado

Monday, June 22 – Wednesday, June 24NatStuCo Conference

at Eaglecrest High School

Wednesday, June 24 (pm)Fly back to PDX

To Apply, fill out the application online at oasc.org. If selected, you will be asked to fill out and send in an additional form along with a $200 deposit within 2 weeks after selected to secure your spot. Your deposit is Non-Refundable but will be credited to your balance.

Sign up online at OASC.org

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OASC Summer Leadership camp is for YOU! We’ve spent 70+ years creating activities that will help you become the best leader you can be. Did you know leaders are not just ASB presidents? They are club members, athletes, students who work part-time, and students like you! The skills you learn at OASC Summer Leadership Camp will help you develop your own passions, strengthen your communication skills and teach you how you can make an impact on those around you.

“I had the opportunity to attend OASC’s Summer Leadership Camp on several occasions as a high school student. The camp was one of my most influential and positive high school experiences. I continue to benefit from the leadership skills I developed and the friendships I made during those weeks.”

Matt UtterbackSuperintendent North Clackamas SD2017 National Superintendent of the Year

Scholarships & PaymentOASC strives to make leadership events

accessible for all. If you or someone you know would benefit from a financial scholarship,

please visit the OASC website.

Payment plans are available! If your school is paying a portion of your camp fee, please talk

to your adviser about a coupon code.

When registering, please be prepared to pay a $50 non-refundable deposit.

Join us for Camp 2020

Sample of Leadership Lessons offered at Leadership Camp:

Goal Setting & Self Care

Public Relations & Marketing

Internships & Career Options

Communication

Equity & School Culture

Community Involvement

Save the DateHS Session 1: July 12-16 (Sun-Thurs)HS Session 2: July 19-23 (Sun-Thurs)

Lead LikeChampions

OASC LEADERS | ACT. SERVE. LEAD.

S TUD ENT EX E CUT I V E COUNC I L

Adult Execut i v e BoardBen BowmanBoard Chair

COSA/Alumni

Brittany Hall South Middle School

(Southern Region)

Cathy KayArmand Larive MS(Eastern Region)

Susanne SaylesMcMinnville HS

(NW Region)

Paula NolanAdministrator

(Mid-West Region)

Caroline GillaspySantiam Jr./Sr. HS(Mid-West Region)

Taryn JohnsonOHSU / Alumni(Metro Region)

Chris HillLake Oswego HS

(Metro West Region)

Ty GonrowskiGresham HS

(Metro East Region)

Kristi SturgeonMazama HS

(Southern Region)

Matthew Brown, State PresidentTualatin High School

JJ Riddell, At-Large Rep.Redmond High School

Sal Najjar, At-Large Rep.Mountainside High School

Riley Brewer, Central Rep.The Dalles High School

Inle Gonzalez, Eastern Rep.Hermiston High School

Talon Sison, Metro Rep.Mountainside High School

Moises Monterroso, Metro Rep.Hillsboro High School

Carlie Steele, Mid-West Rep.Oregon Connections Academy

Finigan Reuter, Northwest Rep.McMinnville High School

Margaret Marks, Southern Rep.Grants Pass High School

Eve Storm, Middle Level Rep.Santiam Jr. / Sr. High School

Ben Hall-Temple, Middle Level Rep.South Middle School (Grants Pass)

If you’re interested in running for the Student Executive Council in 2020-2021, make sure you attend OASC Summer Leadership Camp! Applications are released in July.

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