Contact information Lamont Redrick, r3pdcchairboard.nsbe.org

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Saturday, November 22 (continued) 130 PM 230
PM Workshop Session III 200 PM 500 PM Career
Fair / Graduate Fair Reopens 245 PM 345
PM Workshop Session IV 330 PM 500
PM Community Forum on Education 400 PM 500
PM Workshop Session V 500 PM 600 PM General
Session II 600 PM 730 PM Dinner (on your
own) 730 PM 755 PM Event Seating 800 PM
1000 PM Closing Extravaganza 1000 PM
until Alumni Exploring Nashville Nightlife
Friday, November 21 100 PM 400 PM Nissan
Plant Tour (Limited - Register on NOL) 300 PM
600 PM Registration 500 PM 630 PM Alumni
Welcome/Meeting 630 PM 900 PM Try Math-a-Lon
Competition 700 PM 900 PM Opening
Session 930 PM 1200 AM Alumni Mixer
Saturday, November 22 700 AM 830
AM Registration 800 AM 900 AM Alumni
Breakfast 900 AM 1100 AM General Session
I 1000 AM 1200 PM Career Fair / Graduate
Fair 1000 AM 1200 PM Try Math-a-Lon
Competition 1100 AM 1200 PM Workshop Session
II 1200 PM 130 PM Graduating Seniors
Reception 1200 PM 130 PM Lunch (on your
own)
Sunday, November 23 800 AM 900 AM Worship
Service 1200 PM Checkout
Contact information Lamont Redrick,
r3pdcchair_at_board.nsbe.org
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Your Credit, Your Resume, And Your Interview
Preparation - The credit repair process is a
necessary employment prerequisite in todays
highly technological society that verifies past
employment, background, and credit status for
bonding and security clearance purposes
Therefore, the second portion of the workshop
will focus upon construction of winning resumes
to secure that interview opportunity. College
students must complete these life tasks prior to
graduation to make themselves more marketable.
The Value of Differences Appreciating Cultural
Diversity In Your Organization - This seminar
provides an enhanced sensitivity to a broad range
of diversity issues including the power of
stereotypes, the effect of discrimination, and
suggestions for building inclusive ethnic,
racial, and religious communities.
Who Moved My Cheese - Based on the book by
Spencer Johnson, M.D., "Who Moved My Cheese" is a
simple parable that reveals profound truths about
change. When you come to see "The Handwriting on
the Wall", you can discover for yourself how to
deal with the change, so that you can enjoy less
stress and more success in your work and your
life.
Alternate Careers for Engineers - In today's
corporate environment, engineers must have the
flexible skill set that allows them to transfer
into other fields.
Strategic Planning and Goal Setting (Graduating
Seniors Reception) - This presentation during the
Graduating Seniors Reception will focus on
effective planning and goal setting techniques.
Plus, advantages on joining the Alumni Extension.
Contact information Lamont Redrick,
r3pdcchair_at_board.nsbe.org
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PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Investing and The Opportunity The Cost of
Waiting - This workshop is a discussion for
preparing a successful financial plan addressing
important money matters such as investing and
401K management, and the benefits of investing
early and that it is never too late to start.
Health and Wellness A thorough discussion on
health issues and challenges facing
African-Americans
Life Coaching - Accomplishing more daily with
less stress and effort. Creating more balance and
enjoyment in life between work and home. Setting
and achieving proactive goals
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECHNOLOGY
How To Build A Successful Business - The Small
Business Development Seminar is designed to aid
the participant in building a solid company
foundation. During this one hour seminar, focus
will be centered on analyzing entrepreneur
traits, business plan development, and selecting
business entities.
Credit Management - This workshop provides the
consumer and entrepreneur with credit management
techniques that will improve, maintain, or repair
their personal credit.
Technical Workshop I Project Management
Technical Workshop II Quality Management Systems
COMMUNITY AWARENESS
Community Forum on Education Panel discussion
on Affirmative Action and the upcoming 50th
Anniversary of the Brown vs. Board of Education
decision
Contact information Lamont Redrick,
r3pdcchair_at_board.nsbe.org
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Community Service Project
BAG IT FOR SCHOOLS

Use previous NSBE
Conference Bags or book bags and stuff them with
school supplies for elementary an middle school
students. Bags will be donated to a selected
school during the conference.

Middle School Supplies Backpacks, Notebook
paper and binders, Spiral notebooks and dividers,
Pens, pencils, erasers, Pencil pouches, Liquid
paper and highlighters, Portfolio folders, Glue
sticks and small stapler, Pocket dictionary,
Small scissors, Small calculator, Small
dictionary
Elementary School Supplies Backpacks, Notebook
paper and binders, Drawing tablets, Spiral
notebooks, Pencils and sharpeners, Pencil pouches
and erasers, Crayons, Rulers, Portfolio folders,
Glue sticks
Contact information Lamont Redrick,
r3pdcchair_at_board.nsbe.org
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Conference registration 55 before October 31,
2003 To register go to https//nol.nsbe.or
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Location Renaissance Hotel Downtown (89 per
night) For reservations, call 800-327-6618
Contact information Lamont Redrick,
r3pdcchair_at_board.nsbe.org