EMBRACING DIVERSITY WEEKEND HANDBOOK JDC WEST 2018 : CALGARY

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1 EMBRACING DIVERSITY WEEKEND HANDBOOK JDC WEST 208 : CALGARY

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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME LETTERS... 3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION... 6 CORPORATE PROFILES... 8 CHEER BOOK ORGANIZING COMMITTEE... 8 SCHEDULE FRIDAY... 2 SATURDAY SUNDAY CPUS MAP HOTEL MAP OUR SPONSORS... 32

4 FROM THE DEAN Welcome to Calgary! On behalf of the Haskayne School of Business and the University of Calgary, I am very honoured to welcome over 600 students, alumni, faculty members, administrators and partners to JDC West 208. This year s JDC West theme embracing diversity is especially relevant as we all look toward the future of business. Like many other Canadian cities, Calgary is changing to embrace diversity in our economy. Haskayne is closely aligned to this shift, offering unique undergraduate and graduate programs in real estate development, entrepreneurship, advanced leadership and sustainable energy development. Diversity of thought, experience and culture makes our universities, and business schools, places where big ideas can come to life and bold leaders can thrive. Diverse perspectives enrich the way we teach, research and learn. While enjoying the power of teams and the thrill of friendly competition, I encourage you to also take time this weekend to reflect on how diversity plays a role in your education and experience at JDC West. JIM DEWALD Congratulations on your dedication and effort that has led to your participation in JDC West. You ve spent countless hours in preparation. The skills you ve acquired, knowledge you ve gained and relationships you ve built will serve you well in your professional career. Good luck to you, and to all who are participating this weekend! Jim Dewald Dean, Haskayne School of Business 3

5 FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Welcome to another exciting installment of Western Canada s largest business competition! JDC West Business Competition is in its 3th year, and we are very excited that the competition is hosted this year for the first time at the Haskayne School of Business in Calgary, Alberta. The Board of Directors of JDC West has witnessed first-hand the efforts of an incredibly dedicated group of students and alumni on this year s Organizing Committee. Not only has this team contributed an extraordinary number of hours to planning the competition, but they also consistently represent the values of JDC West within their local community and regionally. Congratulations to Mitch Orr and Katie Tikkanen on assembling and leading such a committed and enthusiastic team over the past year. Delegates attending the competition this year are sure to feel the energy that you have all invested coming through in their own experiences over this weekend. Delegates are, of course, the reason that the Organizing Committee invests their efforts into hosting this competition each year. Without the delegates attending, this weekend obviously wouldn t amount to much of an experience for anyone involved. Thank you all for choosing to make JDC West such a large part of your lives over the past months, and good luck in the coming days of competition. JON JOSEPHSON Over the course of the next few days, you will have many chances to demonstrate to yourself just how much personal and professional growth you have achieved in preparing for the JDC West competition. As returning delegates already know, and as first-time delegates are about to find out, the JDC West Business Competition weekend can have a transformational impact on your personal life, as well as your career path. Take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves over the weekend to make new connections with your peers and network with potential employers at the Corporate Showcase. If and when you come away from this JDC West weekend wanting more, I encourage you to remain involved with the organization. Locally, you can take on the role of team coach, captain or faculty advisor. Down the road, a role on the JDC West Organizing Committee or Board might be what you re looking for. Even if you don t personally become further involved in the competition, encourage your current and future employers to acknowledge that you and your fellow JDC West alumni are part of their success; perhaps they can expand on that success by contributing to the competition as either a judge or a sponsor. Finally, congratulations on all of the successes and all of the growth that you have achieved in anticipation of this weekend. On behalf of the JDC West Business Competition, welcome to JDC West 208! Jon Josephson Chair, JDC West Board of Directors 4

6 FROM THE CO-CHAIRS On behalf of Co-Chairs Mitch and Katie, and the entire 208 Organizing Committee, welcome to JDC West 208! We are absolutely thrilled to host JDC West 208 here in Calgary for the first time in the history of the competition. Our entire Organizing Committee has been working for almost 2 years to bring you this competition and we could not be more excited to have you here. The theme of JDC West 208 is Embracing Diversity, and fully encompasses the spirit of the competition. This theme celebrates the diversity of people, businesses, cultures, ideas, and opportunities through the integration of our pillars: adaptability, creativity and collaboration. Calgary is our home. Calgary is where we have created new ideas, forged our paths, and created amazing memories. We are so excited for you to create new memories in our home at JDC West 208. This competition is going to be challenging, exciting, and life-changing. We know every delegate has poured their heart and soul into getting here this weekend. This kind of passion is what drives us to think outside the box, come up with creative solutions, be collaborative, and always strive to be better together. MITCH ORR & KATIE TIKKANEN Every single member of our Organizing Committee cannot wait to host you here in Calgary. Take full advantage of this weekend and everything it has to offer. Be present, cheer your hearts out, and make this experience unforgettable. Peace, Love, and JDC West, Mitch Orr & Katie Tikkanen Co-Chairs of JDC West 208 5

7 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Nametags All attendees at JDC West 208 will have received a nametag to wear. Please ensure that you are wearing your nametag at all times throughout the weekend. Nametags will be required in order for you to access any of the events throughout the weekend; including academic and debate isolation and presentations, Buffer Zone, Opening Ceremonies, Skit Night, Awards Gala, breakfast and dinner. They are also essential for competing delegates to ensure that they receive participation points throughout the weekend. Observers can pick up their nametags at the Information Booth in the ICT Building Lobby at the University of Calgary anytime on Saturday or Sunday. Please bring photo ID with you to pick up pre-registered or pre-paid passes. (Note: Academic, Debate and Athletic delegates who are competing can remove their nametags while they re competing, but will need to put it back on once they are done.) If you lose your nametag: Competing Delegates: Please let your Captain know immediately. A fee of $20 will be charged to replace your nametag in order to give you access to the competition again. Observers: Please call or text Emily McNair, VP Logistics at (306) so that she can arrange for another pass. Buses Please pay close attention to the bus schedule, as some buses are earmarked for specific attendees. We will do our best to ensure that the buses run on schedule, although there is a chance that buses could be running late. Please plan accordingly when determining which buses to take throughout the weekend. All buses have a maximum capacity that we must adhere to, and therefore some delegates may be asked to hold back for the next bus to come. In all instances, priority will be given to delegates that are on their way to compete. Please be respectful and listen to the Organizing Committee and volunteers when loading and riding on the buses. Presentation & Meeting Rooms All of our presentation and meeting rooms are scheduled down to five minute increments. Please ensure that you leave the rooms as quickly as possible so that it can be turned around for the next scheduled event. Please be respectful and listen to the Organizing Committee and volunteers for clearing out these rooms. 6

8 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Information Booths For your assistance, there will be Information Booths at the on Friday and the University of Calgary on Saturday and Sunday. The Organizing Committee and volunteers at these booths are there to assist you with any questions you might have. The booths will be open at these times: Friday, January 2, 208 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Lobby Saturday, January 3, 208 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the ICT Building Lobby, University of Calgary Sunday, January 4, 208 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the ICT Building Lobby, University of Calgary Individuals who have purchased, or are interested in purchasing, observer passes for the weekend are asked to please check in at the Information Booth to obtain your pass. This will be required prior to gaining access to the competition. Coat Check University of Calgary For your convenience there will be a complimentary coat check available at the University of Calgary on January 3 and 4, 208. Coat check will be available for anyone with a pass. (Delegates, partners or observer passes). The schedule is as follows: Debate delegates are welcome to wear their coat into debate isolation each day. Coats will be transported throughout the day to the main coat check in ICT for debate delegates to pick up at the end of the day. Please ensure that your coats are picked up by 6:00 p.m. or they will be left at the University of Calgary. TELUS Convention Centre For your convenience there will be a coat check available for a small fee at the TELUS Convention Centre for the Awards Gala. However, it is recommended that delegates do not bring a coat as you will only be outside while walking to and from the bus to the venue. 7

9 WEST PROFILES CORPORATE JDC WEST 208 : CALGARY 8

10 CORPORATE PROFILES The Haskayne School of Business is home to some of Canada s brightest and most accomplished minds and has approximately 4,400 full- and part-time students enrolled in a range of programs, including the Master of Business Administration (MBA). Ranked among the top Better World MBAs by Corporate Knights, the Haskayne MBA will help you understand organizations from all angles, hone leadership capabilities and develop the critical thinking skills necessary to advance your career. Designed for early to mid-career professionals, the Haskayne MBA program provides business graduates with the opportunity to: Learn from award winning professors and industry experts Select a program that fits your lifestyle daytime or evening delivery options available Participate in the Accelerated MBA option and significantly reduce your program length and cost Engage with Calgary s business community through exclusive events and networking To learn more about the program, please visit haskaynemba.ca Becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) grants you access into one of the world s largest national accounting bodies. The CPA designation connects you with business leaders and financial decision-makers; provides you with the skills and confidence required to carve out your own successful career path; and equips you with financial expertise, strategic thinking, business insight, management skills, and leadership abilities. As a CPA, you re a member of your provincial CPA professional organization. Some of the perks of belonging to this professional organization include: Exclusive events for CPA members only; Flexible programs and professional development courses designed to help you keep a competitive edge in today s job market; Opportunities to network with fellow colleagues and grow your career. 9 An internationally renowned designation can be your ticket to a lifetime of opportunities and rewards. With over 20,000 members across Canada and the globe, when you become a CPA, you join a community of leading business professionals.

11 CORPORATE PROFILES The Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) is a Crown corporation, owned by the Province of Alberta, and one of Canada s largest and most diversified institutional investment managers. AIMCo was established on January, 2008 with a mandate to provide superior long-term investment results for its clients and operates independently from the Government of Alberta. With assets under management of approximately $00 billion, AIMCo invests globally on behalf of 32 Alberta-based pension, endowment and government funds, including the Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund. AIMCo is truly a different place to work. There is a spirit of cooperation and open communication, from investments, to operations, and corporate. AIMCo attracts people with widely varying work experience from across the country and around the globe. With more than forty languages spoken and a majority of the world s cultures represented, we are a truly global corporation. We use those worldly insights to make the best investment decisions for our clients, bringing local knowledge to the most far reaching opportunities. Canadian Western Bank is a diversified financial services organization providing specialized service in business and personal banking, trust and wealth management across Canada. Through our network of branches, offices and our mobile relationship teams, we re helping clients manage their money, grow their businesses and realize their financial potential. Our approach to business is straightforward: we work hard and with integrity, we practice common-sense thinking, we re accountable for our actions, and we care about our people. We re proud to have built a workplace that is supportive, respectful and rewarding. Our business is based on exceptional client relationships and we know that building an outstanding team is the first step to success. Learn more at Deloitte, one of Canada s leading professional services firms, provides audit, tax, consulting, and financial advisory services. Deloitte is committed to building a more prosperous country for all. Working with leaders across sectors, the professional services firm is building the economy and skillset Canada needs to compete globally. Deloitte serves a wide range of clients and businesses of all sizes to embrace exponential change, invest in innovation, and contribute boldly and meaningfully to the development of our community and nation. 0

12 CORPORATE PROFILES Emco is a leading distributor of plumbing, HVAC, waterworks and industrial products, with locations across Canada. For over 0 years, Emco has strived to be a leader in the industries it serves. Our business is driven by our profit centers that are managed by world class leaders. Our success and growth are based on a simple idea: investing in our people and reward them for superior financial results. Emco offers an unmatched leadership program that will assist you in becoming a world class business leader. Come visit us at our kiosk and speak with our trainees about their experiences in the management development program with Emco. Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services and solutions in strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations. Combining unmatched experience and specialized skills across more than 40 industries and all business functions underpinned by the world s largest delivery network Accenture works at the intersection of business and technology to help clients improve their performance and create sustainable value for their stakeholders. With more than 4,000 people serving clients in more than 20 countries, Accenture drives innovation to improve the way the world works and lives. Visit us at Tourism Calgary is a research-based, market-driven and industry-led organization that has specialized in the marketing and promotion of Calgary and area as the destination of choice for leisure and business travel for more than 50 years. Leading Calgary s tourism efforts domestically, nationally and internationally. Tourism Calgary works with major sporting and cultural events, tour operators and travel media. Tourism in Calgary annually contributes over $.6 billion in visitor spending to the local community and employs in 0 working Calgarians. The Students Union (SU) represents the University of Calgary students. We are the voice of undergraduate students on the quality of education, student life, and the affordability and accessibility of their university education. Every year in March, undergraduate students elect a student government a president, four vice presidents, and nineteen faculty representatives who represent you and your faculty. The SU also offers essential services for students, operates numerous businesses on campus such as The Den, Stor, and Bound & Copied and manage the MacEwan Student Centre.

13 CORPORATE PROFILES The Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating (CIPH) represents the interests of more than 260 member companies and their over 20,000 employees across Canada. Our members manufacture, sell and distribute Plumbing, Heating, Hydronics, Industrial PVF and Waterworks products and services. Canada s plumbing and heating industry members manufacture, distribute, sell, install and maintain plumbing and heating products for houses, apartments, condominiums and all types of commercial buildings. With increased emphasis on water resources and energy efficiency, more products are being developed to manage what we put down the drain and how we control the air we breathe to make our buildings safer, healthy, cleaner and more efficient. Canada s plumbing & heating industry is meeting the environmental challenges of tomorrow with real-world solutions today. There are plenty of career paths for all types of graduates and employment seekers. For more information visit CareerTap.ca. The Institute of Certified Management Consultant (CMC) is committed to providing a designation that upholds high ethical and professional standards. A CMC is a multidisciplinary professional that delivers a comprehensive array of technical and strategic services, that includes Consulting, Information Technology, Engineering, Process Development, and Project and Construction Management. A CMC provides expert advice in a particular area such as security, management, education, accountancy, law, human resources, marketing, finance, engineering, science or any of many other specialized fields. CMC is an international certification that is recognized in over 40 countries. CPHR Alberta is the professional association dedicated to strengthening the human resources profession and upholding the highest standards of practice. With 6,000 members in major cities across Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, CPHR Alberta is the third largest HR Association in Canada. CPHR Alberta is the exclusive registration body in Alberta for the Chartered Professionals in Human Resources (CPHR) designation, which is the professional standard for HR in Canada. The CPHR demonstrates HR expertise, experience and ethical management of today s human capital. CPHR Alberta is a provincial member of CPHR Canada. Together with our members, we are working towards becoming a self-regulated, recognized profession in Alberta. CFA Society Calgary is a non-profit member-based organization established in 976. As a member society of CFA Institute, the Society connects members to an expanding global network of investment professionals. The Society runs a year-round program of events aimed primarily at the continuing education of members with non-members welcome to attend most functions. CFA Society Calgary is the sponsor of the Calgary Portfolio Management Trust (CT), a pool of funds managed by third and fourth year students in the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. 2

14 3 WEST CHEER BOOK JDC WEST 208 : CALGARY

15 CHEERBOOK : GENERAL JDC WEST JDC is hot to go H-O-T-T-O-G-O Are you hot to go? Are you hot to go? (repeat) Insert here the volunteer cheer! (repeat) I! (one person) I! (all) I believe! (one person) I believe! (all) I believe in! (one person) I believe in! (all) I believe in J-D-C! (one person) I believe in J-D-C! I believe in J-D-C! I believe in J-D-C! (all) WEST! Volunteers are what? RED HOT Volunteers are what? RED HOT Volunteers are. R-E-D. RED! H-O-T. HOT! You can t stop the stuff that they got. RED HOT! : UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA, we are team Toba 2, I still can t hear you 3, a little bit louder 4, more more more! (repeat) Who rocks the house? Team Toba rocks the house? And up! And down! And all the way around! (repeat) : UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA OKANAGAN U-B-C-O Making waves & gettin low U-B-C-O Bring the noise now lets go! (repeat) Oh No! Oh No! It s the O-G-O-P-O-G-O! [normal] Oh No! Oh No! It s the O-G-O-P-O-G-O! [quiet] Oh No! Oh No! It s the O-G-O-P-O-G-O! [loud] We are monsters. RAWR! 4

16 CHEERBOOK : UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN S-A-S-K-Y We got so much prairie pride! We re Sasky. What! What! We re Sasky. What! What! (repeat) Yo Sasky, what up? Is on fire! Fire it up! Yo Sasky, what up? Is on fire! Fire it up! And when we are on fire we go, Woop, there it is! Woop, there it is! : UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG Oh Winnie! You re so fine, You re so fine, you blow my mind Hey Winnie! Peg Peg Hey Winnie! Peg Peg (repeat) : UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA U to the N-B-C Spread the word and act like me We re a wolfpack pack pack We re a wolfpack pack pack (repeat) We are, the wolfpack! We are, the wolfpack! We are, the wolfpack! Now let me hear you howl, aoooo! : UNIVERSITY OF REGINA H-I-Double L! U Regina s Hot as Hill! Jump on it! What! What! Jump on it! What! What! (repeat) Raise a littile Hill Raise a littile Hill Raise a little H-I-L-L H-I-L-L (repeat) Hill! 5

17 CHEERBOOK : BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY B-C-I-T! Lit is what we re gonna be! T-C-I-B! Bring the fire, bring the heat! B, we re better! C, we re champions! I, ignite! T, together! B-C-I-T! Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. Lit. : UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Alberta is... dynamite! Alberta is... dynamite! Alberta is... tick tick tick tick tick tick tick tick Boom dynamite! Boom boom dynamite! : UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Bang! Bang! Choo choo train Come on Calgary do your thang Grab your boots. Grab your hat. Calgary s where the party s at! Who are we? H-S-B! Who? Haskayne! Who? Who? Haskayne! Ayo it s Haskayne! Ayo it s Haskayne! Haskayne gon make it rain. Haskayne gon make it rain. (repeat) Rain! : SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Rock! Steady! Rock! Steady! Rock! Rock! Steady! Steady! SFU is always ready! S! (clap clap clap clap) F! (clap clap clap clap) U! (clap clap clap clap) S-F-U! Woooo Beedie boom boom everybody say way-ho, way-ho! Beedie boom boom everybody say way-ho, way-ho! 6

18 CHEERBOOK : UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Hey Sauder? Hey what? Hey Sauder? Hey what? Hey what? Show me how you get down. No way! Show me how you get down. Okay! D-O-W-N that s the way we get down! WOO! D-O-W-N that s the way we get down! WOO! Work it. Harder! Make it. Better! Do it. Faster! Makes us. Sauder! : UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA Ahhhhh... (rising) Jump. Stop. Here we go GSB has got the flow Twist stop show your guns! Y all can t mess with Gustavson! (repeat) Ahhhhh... Jump! BOOM! Sha la la! BOOM! Sha la la! BOOM! Sha la la! U-V-I-C (repeat) BOOM! 7

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22 SCHEDULE FRIDAY TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION :00 - :30 :30 - :50 2:0-3:45 TE MEETINGS CAPTAINS, FACULTY ADVISORS, SOCIAL, SPORTS, DEBATE MEETINGS BUFFER ZONE The : Eau Claire N, Eau Claire S, Lake Louise, Banff, Bow Valley, and Bonavista Rooms The : Banff, Eau Claire S, Eau Claire N, Bow Valley, and Lake Louise Rooms The : Mayfair, Mount Royal, Bonavista, Rideau, Lakeview Rooms & West Hallway 4:00-6:00 OPENING CEREMONIES The : Britannia, Belaire, and Mayfair Rooms 6:30-8:30 PARTNER APPRECIATION RECEPTION Open to Partners & Full Package Observers Only The : Eau Claire 7:00-9:00 BUFFET DINNER The : Britannia & Belaire Rooms 9:00-0:30 :00 - :00 SWAG SWAP HOSPITALITY SUITE Lumberjacks & Lumberjills The : Mayfair, Bonavista, Rideau, Mount Royal, Lakeview Rooms & West Hallway The : Bow Valley Room 2

23 SCHEDULE SATURDAY TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION 4:30-8:00 COME & GO BREAKFAST The : Mayfair, Lakeview, Mount Royal, and Rideau Rooms 7:5-5:35 ATHLETICS Tchoukball U of C Campus: Red Gym & Gold Gym 8:30-3:30 CORPORATE SHOWCASE U of C Campus: MacEwan Hall B 9:00-5:00 ACADEMICS Entrepreneurship, International Business, Marketing, Taxation, Finance U of C Campus: ST 47, ST 48, ST 4, ST 43, and ST 45 9:00-4:40 2:55 - :0 DEBATE JDC WEST 2020 INFO SESSION U of C Campus: ENA 20, ICT 2, ENE 239, ENE 24, ENE 243, ICT 22 U of C Campus: ST 43 6:00-8:00 6:30-7:30 BUFFET DINNER TE MEETINGS The : Grand Ballroom The : Lake Louise, Bonavista, Eau Claire N, Eau Claire S, Banff, and Nakiska Rooms 7:35-8:00 CAPTAINS AND ATHLETIC CAPTAINS MEETINGS The : Lake Louise and Bonavista Rooms 8:45 - :00 SKIT NIGHT Fairytales The : Mayfair, Belaire, Britannia, Rideau, Mount Royal, and Lakeview Rooms :5 - :00 HOSPITALITY SUITE PJ Party The : Bow Valley Room 22

24 BUS SCHEDULE SATURDAY (Morning) Departure Arrival Number Time Location Time Location Busses Passengers 5:00 5:20 6:00 6:20 6:25 6:45 6:45 7:05 7:00 7:20 7:0 7:30 7:25 7:45 7:30 7:50 8:00 8:20 8:20 8:40 8:30 8:50 8:40 9:00 8:50 9:0 9:00 9:20 9:0 9:30 9:20 9:40 U of C Olympic Oval 3 U of C Olympic Oval U of C Olympic Oval U of C Olympic Oval U of C Education Bus Loop Academic delegates Academic delegates Athletic delegates and Athletic delegates and Academic delegates Athletic delegates and Athletic delegates and Debate delegates Academic delegates 23

25 BUS SCHEDULE SATURDAY (Afternoon) Departure Arrival Time Location Time Location Number Busses Passengers 4:30 4:50 4:40 5:00 4:50 5:0 5:00 5:20 5:0 5:30 5:20 5:40 5:30 5:50 2 5:40 6:00 2 5:45 U of C Olympic Oval 6:05 2 Athletic delegates and 5:50 6:0 2 5:55 6:5 2 6:00 6:20 6:00 U of C Olympic Oval 6:20 Athletic delegates and 6:05 6:25 6:0 6:30 24

26 SCHEDULE SUNDAY TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION 4:30-8:00 COME & GO BREAKFAST The : Mayfair, Lakeview, Mount Royal, and Rideau Rooms 7:00-5:25 ATHLETICS Quidditch U of C Campus: Gold Gym & Jack Simpson Gym 8:30-3:30 CORPORATE SHOWCASE U of C Campus: MacEwan Hall B 9:00-5:00 ACADEMICS Not-For-Profit, Business Strategy, Accounting, Human Resources, Business Technology U of C Campus: ST 47, ST 48, ST 4, ST 43, and ST 45 9:5-5:05 DEBATE U of C Campus: ENA 20, ENE 239, ENE 24, ENE 243 5:45-7:00 BUFFET DINNER The : Grand Ballroom 7:0-8:0 TE MEETINGS The : Lake Louise, Eau Claire N, Eau Claire S, Banff Rooms 7:30-8:30 TE PICTURES The : Bonavista Room 7:40-9:5 PRE-GALA RECEPTION TELUS Convetion Centre 9:5 - :30 AWARDS GALA TELUS Convetion Centre :45 - :00 HOSPITALITY SUITE The : Bow Valley Room 25

27 BUS SCHEDULE SUNDAY (Morning) Departure Arrival Number Time Location Time Location Busses Passengers 5:00 5:20 Academic delegates 6:00 6:20 Academic delegates 6:5 6:35 U of C Olympic Oval 3 Athletic delegates and 6:30 6:50 U of C Olympic Oval Athletic delegates and 6:55 7:5 U of C Olympic Oval Athletic delegates and 7:00 7:20 Academic delegates 7:5 7:35 U of C Olympic Oval Athletic delegates and 7:30 7:50 U of C Education Debate delegates 8:00 8:20 Academic delegates 8:20 8:40 2 8:30 8:50 2 8:40 9:00 2 8:50 9:0 2 9:00 9:20 9:0 9:30 9:20 9:40 26

28 BUS SCHEDULE SUNDAY (Afternoon) Departure Arrival Number Time Location Time Location Busses Passengers 4:30 4:50 4:40 5:00 4:50 5:0 5:00 5:20 5:0 5:30 5:20 5:40 5:30 5:50 2 5:40 6:00 2 5:45 U of C Olympic Oval 6:05 3 Athletic delegates and 5:50 6:0 2 5:55 6:5 2 6:00 6:20 6:05 6:25 6:0 6:30 27

29 BUS SCHEDULE SUNDAY (Evening) Departure Arrival Number Time Location Time Location Busses Passengers 7:40 7:45 TELUS Convention Centre University of Alberta 7:45 7:50 TELUS Convention Centre University of Victoria 7:50 7:55 TELUS Convention Centre University of British Columbia - Okanagan 7:55 8:00 TELUS Convention Centre University of Saskatchewan 8:00 8:05 TELUS Convention Centre University of Winnipeg 8:05 8:0 TELUS Convention Centre Simon Fraser University 8:0 8:5 TELUS Convention Centre University of British Columbia 8:5 8:20 TELUS Convention Centre University of Calgary 8:20 8:25 TELUS Convention Centre University of Manitoba 8:25 8:30 TELUS Convention Centre British Columbia Institute of Technology 8:30 8:35 TELUS Convention Centre University of Regina 8:35 8:40 TELUS Convention Centre University of Northern British Columbia 8:40 8:45 TELUS Convention Centre 2 Delegates and :30 TELUS Convention Centre :35 4 Delegates and :40 TELUS Convention Centre :45 4 Delegates and :50 TELUS Convention Centre :55 4 Delegates and 2:00 TELUS Convention Centre 2:05 2 Delegates and 28

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32 HOTEL MAP The 320 4th Avenue SW n Calgary, Alberta T2P 2S6 n Canada Phone (403) n Fax (403) rd Avenue South West RP. EAU CLAIRE a. EAU CLAIRE NORTH b. EAU CLAIRE SOUTH 2. ARCADE 3. BOW VALLEY 4. BARCLAY 5. NAKISKA a 2 b 3 PARKING AREA 4 5 RP LOWER LEVEL 3

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