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NRASpring ConferenceAGENDAThursday, April 261600-1700 National Executive Committee Meeting1800-2000 President’s Reception Sheraton Hotel – Atrium2000- Hospitality Suite OpenFriday, April 270700-0800 Continental Breakfast – Ballroom0800-1130 General Session – Ballroom0800-0815 Opening Remarks: CDR Joseph Quaglino, Jr.President, Naval Reserve Association0815-0845 RADM Casey W. CoaneNational Executive DirectorNaval Reserve AssociationGuest Speakers:0845-0945 VADM John G. CottonChief of Navy Reserve0945-1000 Break1000-1100 Christine E. WormuthCenter for Strategic andInternational Studies, PrincipalAuthor of The Future of theNational Guard and Reserves1100-1130 MG Bobby HollingsworthExecutive Director, EmployerSupport of the Guard and Reserve0900-1500 Anchors Tour of the Hillwood Museum andGardens1130-1300 Buffet Lunch – Atrium1130-1700 Committee Breakouts (rooms to be assigned)Budget & Finance Chapter DevelopmentHealth Affairs MembershipProfessional Dev. PolicyRetired Affairs ResolutionsDistrict Presidents Member Services1700- Fifth District Meeting – Location TBA1700- Hospitality Suite OpenSaturday, April 280700-0800 Continental Breakfast – Ballroom0800-0900 Committee Breakouts0800-1100 Anchors Breakfast – Private Dining Room0900-1200 General Session – BallroomCAPT John C. Rice, Jr., RemembranceMembership Presentation1230-1430 Awards Luncheon – BallroomGuest Speaker:The Hon. William A. Navas, Jr.Assistant Secretary of the NavyManpower and Reserve AffairsAwards:Junior Officer of the Year 2006FTS Line: LCDR Casey J. Casad, USN – VAQ-209FTS Staff: LCDR Joseph E. Banks, SC, USN –Cargo Handling Battalion EIGHTDRILLING RESERVELine: LCDR Curtis L. Michel, USN –NR Naval Air Systems Command 6066DRILLING RESERVEStaff: LTJG Justin B. Doster, SC, USN –Navy Supply SupportBattalion TWOBea Ratner: LCDR Rebecca Pate, NC, USN –Operational Health SupportUnit DET H1500-1730 General Session/Committee Reports – BallroomConference adjournsCONFERENCE UNIFORMS:President’s Reception: Civilian, Business CasualFor all other functions: Service Khaki or appropriatecivilian attire26 NRA NEWS/APRIL 2007
The Sheraton Crystal City Hotelis pleased to welcome:The Naval Reserve Association26-28 April 2007The SheratonCrystal CityHotel features210 recently renovateddeluxe guest roomsand suites, and 16,086square feet of meetingspace to accommodategroups of two to 650.Located just one mileaway from ReaganNational Airport, weare ideally situated inArlington’s Crystal City, across the river from the nation’s capital, andonly one block from the Crystal City Metro Station. Shopping, sightseeing,museums, entertainment, sports, and unlimited dining optionsare all nearby.The Crystal City Metro Station is one block away, meaningyou’re a short metro ride from the sites and sounds of the city;such as the monuments on the National Mall, The White House, TheSmithsonian Museums, historic Georgetown, and much more. Ifshopping is your pleasure, we are steps away from the Crystal CityShops, boasting over 130 stores, as well as restaurants and foodcourts, and only a few short blocks from the Fashion Center atPentagon City, which offers 170 upscale shops and boutiques.Nearby is the newly built Pentagon Row – host to still more shoppingamong many well-known restaurants and bars.Reservations: Call 1-888-627-8209. Make sure you tell them youare with the Naval Reserve Association to get the group rate.Rate: $139 per night plus tax (10.25%) for King or Double/Doublefor the period 25-30 April 2007.Rooms are limited: Reservations received after 25 March 2007 aresubject to availability and may not qualify for the group rate.The ANCHORS TourThe Hillwood Museum and Gardens27 April 2007Will leave at 0900 and return around 1500.Will view a movie, tour the gardens, have lunch,then tour the mansion.Cost of the Tour: $15.00Lunch: $18.00 (Inclusive of tax and gratuity)For details, please e-mail Mrs. Rebecca Hill at Reb81941@aol.comNaval Reserve AssociationSpring ConferenceThe Sheraton Crystal City HotelArlington, VA26-28 April 2007REGISTRATIONNAME/RANK____________________________________(AS DESIRED ON NAME TAG)FIRST TIME CONFERENCE ATTENDEE:LIFEMEMBER: YES _____ NO _____YES______________ NO_______________MAILINGADDRESS______________________________________________________________CITY____________________ STATE_____ ZIP________ PHONE: (SPOUSE’S NAME(IF ATTENDING)____________________________(AS DESIRED ON NAME TAG)) __LIFEMEMBER: YES_____ NO_____HOTEL ARRIVAL DATE____________________ DEPARTURE DATE_______________REGISTRATION FEES: MEMBER: $180.00 SPOUSE/ANCHORS: $180.00TOTAL FORWARDED: $_________REGISTRATION FEES INCLUDE:Thursday night President’s reception;Friday & Saturday ContinentalBreakfast; Friday Lunch & SaturdayAwards Lunch._____________________________FINANCE CHAIRMANPLEASE INDICATE YOUR CHOICE(S) OF COMMITTEE(S) ON WHICH TO SERVE:____ ACTIVE DUTY PROGRAMS____ AIR PROGRAMS____ AWARDS____ BUDGET & FINANCE____ CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS____ EDUCATION & LEGISLATION____ HEALTH AFFAIRS____ JO PROGRAMSCredit card type: (AMEX, VISA, Master Card, Discover)____ MEMBER SERVICES____ POLICY____ PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT____ RESOLUTIONS____ RETIRED PERSONNEL____ SITE SELECTION____ SURFACE PROGRAMSAuthorized Signature:___________________________________________Credit card number:_____________________________ Exp. Date:______Make checks payable to: NRA 2007 Spring ConferenceDO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE, FORCREDENTIALS COMMITTEE ONLY____________ Delegate NRA Chapter________________________ Certified DelegateMail this form to:NRA 2007 Spring Conferencec/o Chief Financial Officer1619 King StreetAlexandria, VA 22314Fax: 703-683-3647 ☛ E-mail: cfo@navy-reserve.orgC O N F E R E N C E R E G I S T R AT I O NNRA NEWS/APRIL 2007 27
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