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3 MIssIssIPPI FBLA state LeADeRsHIP CoNFeReNCe Mississippi Department of education office of Career and technical education Marriott Hotel and Conference Center April 14 15, 2011 Wednesday, April 13, :30 a.m. Executive Board Lunch Hotel Restaurant 8:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Conference Registration Mezzanine thursday, April 14, :00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Conference Registration Mezzanine 8:15 a.m. (Leave for Hinds Community College, Jackson Branch.) Computer Applications Hotel Lobby Desktop Publishing Hotel Lobby 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Officer Candidates Orientation Ballroom (Advisors of officer candidates should also attend.) Accounting I Winston I Business Law Surrey I Business Math Surrey II Computer Problem Solving Manchester Entrepreneurship Test Windsor IV & V Parliamentary Procedure Test Churchill Sports Management Winston II Personal Finance Cantebury 9:00 a.m. Job Interview Eudora Welty Library Student s interview times will be posted outside of FBLA Headquarters at the Marriot Hotel. 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. First General session ballroom Welcome and Special Recognitions Jan Guyse, FBLA State Advisor Presentation of State Officers....Gwen Dodds, FBLA State Officer Coordinator Call to Order Joseph Dodd, State President *Invocation Krissy Winstead, Central District VP *FBLA Creed Austin Wellman, Southern District VP *National Anthem Ashleigh Daugherty, State Reporter *Pledge of Allegiance Lauren Langston, Northern District VP Treasurer s Report Sarah Nichols, State Treasurer March of Dimes Presentation March of Dimes Representative Entertainment and Speaker Patrick Grady, Youth Motivational Speaker Introduction of Officer Candidates Conner Donovan, State Secretary Announcements and Adjournment Joseph Dodd, State President *Please stand 1

4 1:15 p.m. Entrepreneurship, Holding Room Ballroom Entrepreneurship, Preparation Room Board Room Entrepreneurship, Performance Room Cantebury 1:15 p.m. Parliamentary Procedure, Holding Room Ballroom Parliamentary Procedure, Preparation Room Pickwick Parliamentary Procedure, Performance Room Winston I 1:15 p.m. Impromptu Speaking, Holding Room Ballroom Impromptu Speaking, Preparation Room Surrey I Impromptu Speaking, Performance Room Surrey II 12:15 p.m. Public Speaking I, Holding Room Ballroom Public Speaking I, Performance Room Winston II 1:45 p.m. Public Speaking II, Holding Room Ballroom Public Speaking II, Performance Room Manchester I 11:45 a.m. Global Business (Written) Windsor IV & V Future Business Leader Test Newbury Marketing Briarwood Networking Concepts Oxford 12:30 p.m. (Leave for Hinds Community College, Jackson Branch.) Word Processing I Hotel Lobby Word Processing II Hotel Lobby (One bus will be provided.) 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Banking & Financial Systems Test Churchill FBL Interviews Manchester II Business Ethics Pearl Public Library Business Presentation Pearl Public Library Emerging Business Issues Pearl Public Library Technology Concepts Briarwood Introduction to Business Newbury Introduction to Business Communication Oxford Banking and Financial Systems, Holding Room Ballroom Banking and Financial Systems, Preparation Room Ballroom Banking and Financial Systems, Performance Room Windsor IV 2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Campaign Booths Setup Mezzanine 2:30 p.m. Introduction to Technology Concepts Briarwood Economics Newbury Business Communication Oxford Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure Churchill I 2

5 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Campaign Booths Open Mezzanine (Business attire required) 3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Caucusing by Candidates and Voting for State Officers Local Chapter Voting Delegates Southern District-Windsor I Central District-Windsor II Northern District-Windsor III 4:00 p.m. Business Calculations Cantebury FBLA Principles and Procedures Churchill II Business Procedures Briarwood Marketing Preparation Windsor IV & V Marketing Performance Manchester Global Business, Preparation Room Windsor IV & V Global Business, Performance Room Churchill I 4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Headquarters Open Warwick 7:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Hypnotist Show/Dance Ballroom (Mardi Gras Theme, Dressy Attire) Friday, April 15, :00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Awards Session Practice Ballroom Incoming and Outgoing Officers Breakfast Churchill Advisors, Guests, and Incoming and Outgoing Officers Invocation State Officer Highlights Introduction of Officers NLC Information Gwen Dodds, FBLA State Officer Coordinator Oxford High School Foundation Remarks Lisa Courtney, Foundation Specialist State Advisor Remarks Jan Guyse, State Advisor Door Prizes State Officers Workshop for Students and Advisors: Savings Jeopardy Windsor IV & V Evelyn Edwards, VP CRA Officer, BancorpSouth 3

6 Friday, April 15, 2011 AWARDs PRoGRAM 9:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. second General session ballroom Welcome National Leadership Conference Preview Sarah Nichols, State Treasurer Greetings from FBLA/PBL Professional Division Lisa Courtney Professional Division Rufus T. Jones Scholarship Lisa Courtney, Professional Division Harold Harris Scholarship Zachery Newton, Parliamentarian Business Persons of the Year Krissy Winstead, Central VP Installation of State Officers.....Trent Nichols, PBL State President Awards Presentation State Officers FBLA Who s Who BAA Awards FBLA Foundation Chapter Recognition Advisor of the Year Individual events Accounting I Banking and Financial Systems Business Calculations Business Communication Business Ethics Business Law Business Math Business Presentation Business Procedures Computer Applications (state-site testing required for nationals) Computer Problem Solving Introduction to Technology Concepts Desktop Publishing (state-site testing required for nationals) Digital Video Production Economics Electronic Career Portfolio Emerging Business Issues Entrepreneurship FBLA Principles and Procedures Global Business Impromptu Speaking Introduction to Business Introduction to Business Communication Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure Job Interview Marketing Networking Concepts Parliamentary Procedure Personal Finance Public Speaking I Public Speaking II Sports Management Technology Concepts Word Processing I (state-site testing required for nationals) 4

7 Gold Seal Chapters FBLA T-shirt Design American Enterprise Project Business Plan Project Business Financial Plan Community Service Project Local Chapter Annual Business Report Website Design Project Future Business Leader First and second place state winners are eligible to attend Nationals. Retiring Addresses State Officer Team Announcements/Adjournment State President Immediately following the awards program, advisors of state winners and state officers must attend a required meeting. Please remain in the ballroom for this meeting. MIssIssIPPI DePARtMeNt of education State Superintendent Dr. Tom Burnham Associate State Superintendent for Career and Technical Education Jean Massey Director of the Office of Student Organizations Shirley Martin Mississippi FBLA/PBL State Advisor Jan Guyse State Officer Coordinator Gwen Dodd State Program Coordinator of Business and Computer Technology Angela Kitchens 5

8 FBLA executive BoARD Jan Guyse, FBLA/PBL State Advisor Mississippi Department of Education Gwen Dodds, FBLA State Officer Coordinator Oxford High School Joseph Dodd, President Picayune Career Center Angela Hawthorne, Advisor Lauren Langston, Northern District Vice President Ingomar Attendance Center Brenda Williams, Advisor Krissy Winstead, Central District Vice President Union High School Ginger Burns, Advisor Austin Wellman, Southern District Vice President St. Martin High School Banita Ford, Advisor Conner Donovan, Secretary Desoto Central High School Melinda Hatcher, Advisor sarah Nichols, Treasurer Amory High School Beverley Fortenberry, Advisor Zachery Newton, Parliamentarian Picayune Career Center Angel Hawthorne, Advisor Ashleigh Daugherty, Reporter Northeast Jones High School Debbie Griffin, Advisor 6

9 CoNFeReNCe INFoRMAtIoN Conference Location: All activities of the conference will be held at the Marriot Hotel, Hinds Community College, Jackson Campus, Pearl Public Library, and the Edora Welty Library. Registration: Every person attending the conference must register. Advisors are responsible for registering the group correctly. Conference Name Badges: Your conference badge is your pass to all FBLA functions at the conference. All registered participants must wear the name badge at all times. Advisors should request complimentary name badges for guests during conference registration. Voting Delegates: All voting delegates must attend caucusing. A check-in system will occur when voting delegates cast ballots. Curfew: The curfew is 11:00 p.m. All students are to be in their rooms by this time. Curfew time is quiet time. The security of the hotel will monitor the hotel. Image: You are a representative of an outstanding career and technical education student organization, and you should project the image of a future leader. Thoughtful planning, extending courtesies and acting in a professional manner will bring a pleasant and rewarding stay. each local advisor is responsible for ensuring that these regulations are strictly followed by the chapter members. emergency MeDICAL AssIstANCe PLeAse CALL the HoteL operator FoR AssIstANCe. special ACKNoWLeDGMeNts It would be impossible to thank all of the people who have contributed to the success of this conference. We are especially grateful for the outstanding judges, Professional Division, Foundation Board and our great advisors. The state staff, state officers and their advisors worked especially hard to make this conference a success for all the attendees. All students attending any sessions MUst adhere to the FBLA Dress Code. (Individuals may be asked to leave if this is not followed.) No student will be allowed on stage that does not meet the FBLA Dress Code (stage monitors will be present). 7

10 FBLA-PBL NAtIoNAL DRess CoDe FBLA-PBL members and advisors should develop an awareness of the image one s appearance projects. The purpose of the dress code is to uphold the professional image of the association and its members and to prepare students for the business world. Appropriate attire is required for all attendees advisors, members, and guests at all general sessions, competitive events, regional meetings, workshops, and other activities unless otherwise stated in the conference program. Conference name badges are part of this dress code and must be worn for all conference functions. For safety reasons, do not wear name badges when touring. Professional attire acceptable for official FBLA-PBL activities include the following: Males Business suit with collar dress shirt and necktie Sport coat, dress slacks, collar shirt, and necktie Dress slacks, collar shirt, and necktie Banded collar shirt may be worn only if sport coat or business suit is worn. Dress shoes and socks Females Business suit with blouse Business pantsuit with blouse Skirt or dress slacks with blouse or sweater Business dress Capris or gauchos with coordinating jacket/suit, worn below the knee Dress shoes Inappropriate attire, for both men and women, includes the following: Jewelry in visible body piercing, other than ears Denim or chambray fabric clothing of any kind, overalls, shorts, skorts, stretch or stirrup pants, exercise or bike shorts Backless, see-through, tight-fitting, spaghetti straps, strapless, extremely short, or low-cut blouses/tops/dresses/skirts T-shirts, Lycra, spandex, midriff tops, tank tops, bathing suits Sandals, athletic shoes, industrial work shoes, hiking boots, bare feet, or over-the-kneeboots Athletic wear, including sneakers Hats or flannel fabric clothing Bolo ties Visible foundation garments CLARIFICATION Many women s two-piece suits are currently designed so that they do not require a blouse. Therefore, this will be accepted. In addition, sling-back shoes, open-toe shoes, and sleeveless dresses are accepted. Revised 1/9/2009 8

11 PAst PResIDeNts of MIssIssIPPI FBLA 1960 Jimmy Harris, Northeast Mississippi Junior College 1960 Bruce Dean, Central High School 1961 Nancy Norris, MSCW 1962 Tom Brown, Vimville High School 1963 Ann Bartlett, MSCW 1964 Roger Nunley, Jefferson High School 1965 Charlyne Cooper, Jefferson High School 1966 Charlie Counce, Iuka 1967 Harold Limenick, Iuka 1968 Henry Holifield, Hattiesburg 1969 Sam Galloway, Booneville High School 1970 Linda Margaret Ross, Coffeeville High School 1971 Karen Rotenberry, Coffeeville High School 1972 Jim Pounds, Booneville High School 1973 Nicky Ferguson, Pontotoc High School 1974 Dean Pittman, Tylertown High School 1975 Kent Ozborn, Decatur High School 1976 Wanda Geeslin, Independence High School 1977 David Kellum, Lafayette High School 1978 Robin Jumper, West Union Attendance Center 1979 Tim Huggins, Biggersville High School 1980 Sid Lambert, South Panola High School 1981 Jimmy Jumper, West Union Attendance Center 1982 Suellen Denley, Harrison Central High School 1983 Mike Conway, Warren Central High School 1984 Lisa Fowlkes, Amory High School 1985 Scott Lasso, Harrison Central High School 1986 Suzette McGaha, Biggersville High School 1987 Sam Westmoreland, Perry Central High School 1988 Brett Steele, Perry Central High School 1989 Edward Wiggins, Byram Attendance Center 1990 Chad Cooley, Hattiesburg High School 1991 Jeremy Kirkland, Lumberton High School 1992 Ryan Robison, Byram High School 1993 Mark Lambert, Tishomingo County High School 1994 Shunji Brown, R. H. Watkins Vocational Center 1995 Kimberly Pace, Newton High School 1996 Kimberly Bond, Stone High School 1997 Amanda Harris, Brandon High School 1998 Katie Lyn Lofton, Newton Career Center 1999 Ryan Richard, Pearl River Central High School 2000 Ebony Hattix, East Union Attendance Center 2001 Neal White, Seminary High School 2002 Roun McNeal, Greene County High School 2003 Roun McNeal, Greene County High School 2004 Caitlin Williams, Jones County Vocational Center 2005 Anne Claire Foshee, Newton County Academy 2006 Julie Hall, Picayune Memorial High School 2007 Rodgrick Hickman, Noxubee County High School 2008 Alex Parker, Picayune Career Center 2009 Claire Wilkerson, West Union High School 2010 Joseph Dodd, Picayune Career Center 9

12 FoRMeR ADVIsoRs of the YeAR 1989 Northern District, Linda Stevens, Webster County Vocational Center Central District, Teresa King, Canton Vocational Center Southern District, Lillian Putnam, A. P. Fatherree Vocational Center 1990 Northern District, Kathy Wallace, Burnsville High School Central District, Faye Wilkinson, Vicksburg-Warren Vocational Center Southern District, Beatrice V. Cathey, Hattiesburg High School 1991 Northern District, Eunice Clark, Rosa Fort High School Central District, Shirley Williams, Greenville High School Southern District, Becky Burt, Franklin County Vocational Center 1992 Northern District, Jane Branyan, East Union Attendance Center, and Dot Jackson, Blue Mountain High School Central District, Audrey Fullilove, Forest Hill High School Southern District, Bobbie Walton, Pascagoula High School, and Edith Youngblood, Moss Point High School 1993 Northern District, Linda Pitcock, South Panola High School Central District, Rodney Fulton, Philadelphia High School Southern District, Nina Shaw, Stone County High School 1994 Northern District, Lana Harelson, Tishomingo County High School Central District, Betty Bounds, Newton High School Southern District, Margaret Britt, Franklin County Vocational Center, and Cynthia Whittington, Amite County Vocational Center 1995 Northern District, Kay Bramlett, Tupelo High School Central District, Gloria Collins, Raymond High School Central District, Jessye R. Bishop, Provine High School Southern District, JoAnn Carruth, McComb Vocational Center 1996 Northern District, Norma Brownlee, Albany Vocational Center Central District, Florine Lewis, Holmes County Vocational Center Southern District, Joe Jolly, McComb High School 1997 Northern District, Becky Dallas, Houston High School Central District, Annette Blame, Winona Vocational Center Southern District, Gwen Ladner, Pearl River Central High School 1998 Northern District, Donna Hester, Belmont School, and Dorothy Gambill, Prentiss County Vocational Center Central District, Lisa Greenwood, Neshoba Central High School Southern District, Charlene Bass, South Pike Vocational Center 1999 Northern District, Lorraine Ballard, East Union Attendance Center Central District, Linda Strong, Warren Central High School, and Peggy Webb, Ross Collins Vocational Center Southern District, Valerie Marcy, Gulfport Technology Center 2000 Northern District, Jo Mathews, Desoto County Vocational Center, and Sherra Potts, Alcorn County Vocational-Technical Center Central District, Teresa Tucker, Brandon High School Southern District, Bonnie Lee, Picayune Career Development Center, and Angela Hawthorne, Picayune Memorial High School 2001 Northern District, Larane Dillinger, Baldwyn High School Central District, Joyce Hill, Winston-Louisville Vocational Center Southern District, Dorothy Newman, Tylertown High School, and Carol Thomas, Pascagoula Vocational Center 2002 Northern District, Beverly Allen, West Point Vocational Center Central District, Debbie Burnham, Forest-Scott Co. Vocational Center Southern District, Fannie Mims, Jefferson Co. High School 2003 Northern District, Brenda Williams, Ingomar Attendance Center Central District, Lois Cooper, Newton County Vocational Center Southern District, Jackie Traxler, Smith County Vocational School 2004 Northern District, Lynda Tapper, DeSoto County Vocational Center Central District, Gloria Williams, Leflore County Vocational Center Southern District, Glenda Fulcher, Clarke County Vocational Center 10

13 2005 Lynn Stovall, Pearl High School 2007 Central District, Kathy Evans, Jackson Career Center Southern District, Debbie Griffin, Northeast Jones High School 2008 Carolyn Odems, Bailey Magnet High School Gail Warner, Choctaw Central High School 2009 Brenda Pierce, Newton County High School 2010 Jan Jarrell, Hancock County Vocational Center our CReeD I believe education is the right of every person. I believe the future depends on mutual understanding and cooperation among business, industry, labor, religious, family, and educational institutions, as well as people around the world. I agree to do my utmost to bring about understanding and cooperation among all of these groups. I believe every person has the right to earn a living at a useful occupation and carry on that occupation in a manner that brings the greatest good to the greatest number. I believe every person should actively work toward improving social, political, community, and family life. I believe every person has the right to earn a living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied because of race, color, creed, sex, or handicap. I believe every person should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that brings credit to self, associates, school, and community. I believe I have the responsibility to work efficiently and to think clearly. I promise to use my abilities to make the world a better place for everyone. Revised, FBLA/PBL, Inc. Board of Directors, May 8, 1984 HALL of FAMe The Mississippi Hall of Fame consists of members who have distinguished themselves, their chapters, and Mississippi by winning first place or by being elected or appointed a national officer at a national leadership conference. The following members have been inducted into the Mississippi FBLA Hall of Fame: 1983 Tammy Luther, Biggersville High School, National Secretary 1984 State Parliamentary Team Lori Hooker, Pontotoc Ridge Vocational Center Nancy Joslin, Pontotoc Ridge Vocational Center Donna Stepp, Pontotoc Ridge Vocational Center Stephen Morris, Amory High School Stacy Thomas, Byram Attendance Center Mike Scribner, Tupelo High School, Business Math II 1985 Terry Dyess, Forest Hill H.S., National Southern Region VP Sherry Whitlock, East Union Attendance Center, Office Procedures 1987 Suzette McGaha, Biggersville High School, Ms. FBLA 1988 Holly Bridges, Warren Central High School, Public Speaking Prentiss County Vocational Center, Annual Business Report 1989 Cindy Tatum, Horn Lake High School, Job Description Manual 1991 Melanie Murphree, West Union Attendance Center, Accounting I 1994 Shunli Brown, R. H. Watkins Vocational Center, Ms. FBLA Don Cumbest, Pascagoula High School, Economics 1998 Ta Adhmeeka Beamon, Newton Career Center, Job Interview 2001 Keresa Ladner, Hancock County Vocational Center, Job Description Manual 2003 Roun McNeal, Green County Career Center 2010 Samantha Thrasher, Picayune Memorial High School 11

14 KeYNote speaker Our speaker today is Patrick Grady from Wahoo, Florida. Patrick is a former middle school and high school educator who now travels full-time throughout North America inspiring and encouraging individuals to do their best in all their endeavors. He is the author of the book entitled, Who Packs The Parachute? and is co-author of Teen Power Too and Teen Power and Beyond. (For those interested, these books and tapes will be available immediately following the session.) Patrick addresses associations, corporations, civic groups, educators, and students nationwide. He is married and has a 15-year old daughter, plus fantastic 13-year old twins. MIssIssIPPI FBLA FoUNDAtIoN CHAPteRs Alcorn Central High School Amory High School Amory High School Baldwyn High School Belmont High School Clarke County Career and Technology Center Coahoma Agricultural High School Desoto Central High School Enterprise High School Ingomar Attendance Center Jefferson Davis County Vo-Tech Jones County Vocational School Kossuth High School Lamar Technical Center Madison Career and Tech Center Myrtle Attendance Center Neshoba Central High School Newton County Academy Northeast Jones High School Pearl River Central High School Picayune Career and Technology Center Picayune High School Simpson Academy St. Martin High School Tishomingo County High School Union High School Walthall County Career and Tech Center Warren Central High School West Union Attendance Center 12

15 Pearl Public Library DIReCtIoNs to PeARL PUBLIC LIBRARY, PeARL, Ms FRoM JACKsoN MARRIott HoteL 2416 old Brandon Road, Pearl, Ms Library Phone: Take Interstate I-55 south toward McComb Take exit #94/Meridian/Hattiesburg/Airport onto 1-20 E. Go 2.85 miles Take exit #48/Pearl toward Pearl Go 0.26 miles Turn Left on S. Pearson Rd. Go 0.73 Continue for 1 mile Turn Right onto Old Brandon Road. The Library is located on the left ¼ mile after turning. eudora Welty Library WALKING DIReCtIoNs to eudora WeLtY LIBRARY, JACKsoN, Ms FRoM JACKsoN MARRIott (10 minute walk) Library Phone: Exist front door of Marriott Hotel Turn left Continue walking, crossing Northwest St., N. Congress St., N. Presidents St. and North State St. You will see Library located at 300 N. State St., Jackson, MS located on your right 13

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20 Office of Student Organizations P.O. Box 771 Jackson, Mississippi The Mississippi Department of Education, Office of Career and Technical Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability in the provision of educational programs and services or employment opportunities and benefits. The following office has been designated to handle inquiries and complaints regarding the nondiscrimination policies of the Mississippi Department of Education. Director, Office of Human Resources Mississippi Department of Education 359 North West Street, Suite 203 Jackson, Mississippi