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2011 ACPA AnnuAl Convention General Information Accessibility Convention Headquarters Baltimore Convention Center, 330 Friday, 4:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday - Monday, 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday, 7:30 am - 12:00 pm If you have access concerns, questions, require assistance, or need accommodations, please contact Al Souma, Access Coordinator, at Convention Headquarters. Registration Desk Baltimore Convention Center, 3rd Level Friday, 4:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday - Monday, 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday, 7:30 am -12:00 pm All convention participants must check-in or register at the Registration Desk during scheduled hours. Only paid participants and guests receive name badges, which are necessary for entrance to convention events. Lost name badges can be replaced at the Registration Desk. Name badges must be worn at all times. Hospitality Center Information about Baltimore and Volunteer Opportunities Baltimore Convention Center, 3rd Level Friday, 4:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday - Monday, 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Tuesday, 7:30 am - 12:00 pm The Hospitality Center provides general information to attendees about the convention. Additionally, the Baltimore Convention and Visitors Association’s kiosk is centrally located in the Convention Center to provide various services: transportation information (for example, the Charm City Circulator, maps, taxi services), restaurants, area attractions, and more. Join the volunteer team and enjoy the opportunity to network, spend time with colleagues new and old, and make the most of your convention experience. Visit the Hospitality Center to sign up to participate as a volunteer during the convention. Over 1,000 volunteer hours are needed to ensure the convention runs smoothly. All volunteers will check-in at the Hospitality Center. Convention Headquarters and Presenter Ready Room Baltimore Convention Center, 330 Friday, 4:00 - 8:00 pm Saturday - Tuesday, 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Wednesday, 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Convention Headquarters serves as a general resource for conventionrelated issues, specifically schedule or room changes (also posted via Facebook and Twitter), accommodations for persons with special needs, and lost and found. Headquarters also serves as the presenter ready room, and contains audiovisual equipment for presenters to use to test the audiovisual portion of their presentation. Program Schedule Changes Changes and updates to the convention program will be listed on http://convention.myacpa.org/schedule If you use Facebook, join the ACPA page. For Twitter users, be sure to follow @ACPAConvention for convention updates. You can use the #ACPA11 hashtag to track general convention discussion, but we encourage you to create and use other hashtags for session- and event-specific conversations. Be sure to activate your mobile device for Facebook and Twitter to ensure you receive updates. You can also use ACPA’s new mobile-friendly website to get up-todate schedule information and event details. The site also features an integrated Twitter feed and tools for evaluating the sessions you attend. Cyber Café Baltimore Convention Center, Exhibit Area, Level 100 Saturday, 12:00 - 5:00 pm Sunday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm; 6:30 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Corporate Partners, Exhibit Area, and Bookstore Sunday, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Monday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm; 6:30 - 8:00 pm Tuesday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm The Cyber Café provides computer stations for short-term use. Convention participants may check e-mail, research websites, and more. ACPA members may also search the online convention program to find educational sessions of interest and see the most current convention schedule. Gender Neutral Restrooms Gender Neutral Restrooms are located in the Convention Center on the Pratt Street Lobby Level outside meeting rooms 340/341. Transportation The Baltimore Convention and Visitors Association’s kiosk is centrally located in the Convention Center to provide information about various services including the free Charm City Circulator, city maps, and taxi services. The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) operates the light rail, metro subway, and bus system in Baltimore. One-way fare is $1.60, or day passes can be purchased for $3.50 each. The Charm City Circulator also operates routes throughout the city, and stops at the Baltimore Convention Center. This is a free service with three routes that run every 10 minutes, seven days a week. The Circulator connects to less expensive parking, Amtrak, MARC, Light Rail and the Metro Subway. Phone: 410-350-0456. Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday, 6:30 am - 8:00 pm Friday, 6:30 am - midnight Saturday, 9:00 am - midnight Sunday, 9:00 am - 8:00 pm 8 lAtest Convention uPdAtes on twitter, @ACPAConvention or httP://Convention.myACPA.org/sChedule
Multi-Faith Services and Meetings in Baltimore Visit http://convention.myacpa.org/general/index.php to review the posted “Multi-Faith Services and Meetings in Baltimore.” For additional information, consult your hotel’s concierge desk about services or meetings in the area. There is also a Prayer, Meditation, and Relaxation Room available in the Hilton Hotel on the 3rd Level Stone Room. The Pan African Network and the Commission for Spirituality, Faith, Religion and Meaning will offer “A Celebration of Being: A Multi-Faith Experience” on Monday, March 28, at 7:00 - 7:45 am in the Hilton Baltimore - Key 11. Staying Healthy During Convention Tips for staying healthy are provided by the Commission for Wellness: • Get some rest. Many people may be traveling from long distances to Baltimore, contributing to an increased feeling of fatigue and jet lag. Make sure you get at least seven hours of sleep to keep yourself stress-free and motivated. • Make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day. Keeping your body hydrated will help keep you focused and energized. • Manage your money. It is very easy to spend more money than usual while out of town. Give yourself a budget for each day and avoid situations where you might spend more money than usual. • Eat healthy. It sounds simple enough but many people lose their healthy eating routines while away from home. Make sure you check out the local restaurant menu to find some healthy eating options while in Baltimore. • Attend to your faith, religious, or spiritual practices while at the convention. Check out local services or visit the Prayer, Meditation and Relaxation Room available in the Hilton Hotel on the 3rd Level Stone Room. • Continue your exercise routine, whether you run, walk or use the gym on a regular basis. Find a friend at the convention who will help keep you motivated by exercising with you during the day. Make sure you check out the gyms in your hotel and the local parks and areas in Baltimore to walk or run. • Avoid flight and travel issues at the end of the convention by giving yourself plenty of time to get to the airport. Make sure you stay hydrated while traveling and get plenty of rest once you are home. be more Sustainability at the Convention Turn IT Off — Limit the length of your showers in the hotel. Unplug electronics in your hotel room such as cell phone chargers and laptops. Turn off lights, heat/AC when you are not in your room and request that housekeeping does not leave lights, TV, and/or radio on with turndown service. Reuse IT — Reuse your hotel towels and linens. Walk IT — Walk when you can. Take public transportation or shuttle services if it is not feasible to walk; use an environmentally-friendly taxi if you must use a taxi for transportation. Spend IT Locally — Venture beyond the convention bubble to experience some of the local culture and community. When possible, choose to eat at a local restaurant or purchase local items. This will help the local economy and will financially assist those who may need it the most. Offset IT — Consider donating to non-profit organizations that allow you to offset your carbon footprint, like carbonfund.org. To make a carbon-offsetting donation at the convention, visit the Hospitality Table. Our volunteers would be glad to assist you! Recycle IT — Recycle your nametag and program book. Do you have gently used clothing you’d like to donate to a local charity? Attendees are invited to contribute business attire to Baltimore-area charities that help job seekers put their best foot forward by providing wardrobe assistance. For more information, visit the Hospitality Table. Thank you for helping make ACPA an international leader in sustainability for higher education. For more suggestions on steps you can take to help make a difference, visit the Sustainability Web site at www.myacpa.org/task-force/sustainability. Ethics ACPA – College Student Educators International is an association whose members are dedicated to enhancing the worth, dignity, potential, and uniqueness of each individual within post-secondary educational institutions and, thus, to the service of society. ACPA members are committed to contributing to the comprehensive education of students, protecting human rights, advancing knowledge of student growth and development, and promoting the effectiveness of institutional programs, services, and organizational units. As a means of supporting these commitments, members of ACPA subscribe to the following principles and standards of ethical conduct: Professional Responsibility and Competence; Student Learning and Development; Responsibility to the Institution; and Responsibility to Society. Acceptance of membership in ACPA signifies that the member understands the provisions of this statement. lAtest Convention uPdAtes on twitter, @ACPAConvention or httP://Convention.myACPA.org/sChedule 9
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