#myHOBYstory Ambassador Guide - WLC 2013 PDF
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A M BA S S A D O R G U I D E B O O K Dear HOBY Ambassadors and Parents -‐-‐ Congratulations on registering for the 2013 World Leadership Congress, which will be held July 20 – 27, 2013 at Loyola University-‐Chicago in Chicago, Illinois! My name is Russell Tanguay and I have the privilege serving as the 2013 WLC Chairman, aka the “HOBY Daddy”. On behalf of all the HOBY staff and volunteers, it is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the 2013 WLC. Please read this packet of information carefully and in its entirety, and KEEP this information handy as you prepare to depart for Chicago! Here’s a little bit of what to expect before, and during, your WLC experience. From my previous experiences, I can tell you that the WLC is a tremendous undertaking that requires teamwork and communication. With your help, together we will create a high-‐energy and high-‐impact environment in which you will learn, have lots of fun and build lifelong friendships. The theme of the 2013 WLC is "#myHOBYstory." We will use HOBY’s social change curriculum to develop an idea so you can leave WLC inspired to implement your idea back home. As you plan for the WLC experience, please consider these concepts and how they have impacted your life thus far. The best advice I can give you prior to your arrival is: be open to new experiences, be willing to stretch your boundaries and be ready for the time of your life. This will be the most outstanding week of your life. From friendships, to life lessons, to global understandings, WLC is an incredible opportunity that an elite few have the chance to experience. I am a 2000 Connecticut/WLC alumnus and cherish each of my HOBY memories. I once was in your shoes thirteen years ago and can attest to the transformation you will experience. HOBY has brought me many opportunities, skills and friendships far beyond what I could have imagined thirteen years ago. About a week or so before the WLC, your group facilitator will contact you. In your group, there will be twelve ambassadors from all over the world. You will get to know ambassadors from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Mexico, Argentina, Canada, and many other countries. Our ambassadors will represent all areas of the United States. Your group will be with four other groups in a section. This gives you even more opportunity to meet and learn from ambassadors from diverse backgrounds and cultures. I want to help you prepare and plan for your experience at the WLC. So here are several tips, pointers and instructions. Please take a few minutes to read through this completely, and share this information with your parent(s) / guardian: Updating Your Online Registration/Application Pro7ile: HOBY uses the information you’ve provided for us in your online application to plan appropriately. It is CRITICAL this information is accurate and complete. Please review ALL the information you’ve entered into the online application and verify your emergency contact information, medical information, t-‐shirt size and transportation information is completely up-‐to-‐date in the system by July 9th. You may update your 2013 WLC Ambassador Registration/Application at anytime by following these instructions: 1.) Simply return to the page where you originally applied and click on the "Go to WLC Application" button. 2.) Once back into the application simply enter your First Name, Last Name and E-‐Mail Address EXACTLY the same way as you did when you eirst submitted your application. 3.) Then click "NEXT". 4.) You will then be asked to enter your coneirmation number (located in your registration e-‐mail). Please enter your coneirmation number and click "NEXT." 5.) Then simply click on the tab that reads "UPDATE" or "MODIFY" and you will be able to update your application. Additionally, you can make any payments still due or purchase additional banquet tickets through your online registration application. Pay special attention to the information in this booklet. It is crucial to your WLC experience! Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions ([email protected]) or Noel Elgrably (818-‐851-‐3980, ext. 315 or [email protected]). I am excited to welcome you to Chicago very soon! Russell Tanguay Cheryl Brenn 2013 WLC “HOBY Daddy” Director of International Programs #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE HOBY STORY For five decades, Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) has worked diligently at helping young people make a difference and become positive catalysts for change—in the home, school, workplace and the community. As one of the nation’s foremost non-profit, non tax-supported youth leadership development organizations, HOBY is respected worldwide. Beginnings in an African Jungle In the summer of 1958, actor Hugh O’Brian received the invitation that would change his life. O’Brian, then 33, was in Winnipeg, Manitoba, parlaying his fame as television’s legendary Wyatt Earp into extra income by guest-starring with a circus. Then the cable arrived from French Equatorial Africa: Dr. Albert Schweitzer would welcome him at any time. O’Brian had long admired the German doctor-missionary-theologian-musician. “I’d read so much about him,” he reflects. “He was a great humanitarian who could have done anything he wanted in the world, and there he was in the middle of Africa taking care of people.” Within two weeks he was on his way, by commercial airliner, bush plane and canoe, to the famed hospital that Schweitzer had founded in 1913 on the banks of the Ogooue River in Lambarene. There he was met by a very old man with a huge, white walrus mustache, wearing white pants, shirt and pith helmet. “That was his uniform,” says O’Brian, recalling his first sighting of Schweitzer. The actor spent nine days at the clinic complex where Schweitzer and volunteer doctors and nurses, working without electricity or running water, cared for patients, including many with leprosy. Schweitzer, then 83, who had received the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in behalf of the “Brotherhood of Nations,” was concerned about global peace prospects and was impressed that the young American had taken the trouble to visit him. The doctor led the actor through history over those evenings. Schweitzer was convinced that the United States was the only country in the world with the ability to bring about peace. “He said the United States must take a leadership role,” O’Brian recounts, “or we are a lost civilization.” It was an unforgettable nine days. And, as O’Brian departed, Schweitzer took his hand and asked: “Hugh, what are you going to do with this?” Two weeks after returning from his 1958 meeting with Schweitzer, O’Brian put together a prototype seminar for young leaders. Five Decades Later. . . From 1958 to 1967, leadership seminars took place in Los Angeles for sophomores from California. In 1968 the scope of the HOBY program grew to include national and international participants, and the seminar moved annually to different major cities across the United States. Thus, the International Leadership Seminar, now known as the World Leadership Congress (WLC), began. In an effort to include more students nationwide, three-day HOBY Leadership Seminars were instituted in 1977 in which high schools throughout the country may select a sophomore to attend a HOBY seminar in their state. Annually, 8,000 tenth graders, representing as many high schools nationwide, graduate from HOBY Leadership Seminars. In 1991, HOBY added one-day leadership seminars called Community Leadership Education Workshops (CLEWs). These workshops have become popular because schools may select multiple students to participate. For more information about HOBY activities and sponsorship opportunities, please contact us. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS Every summer the renowned World Leadership Congress (WLC), HOBYʼs most anticipated youth symposium, brings together approximately 400 high school students for a week-long, intensive educational program .In one week, the student Ambassadors undergo extensive leadership training in public speaking, team building, skills building, conflict resolution, and more. The ambassadors take part in interactive workshops and hear from leaders in science and technology, politics and media, business, and humanitarian aid; with ample opportunity to ask questions. HOBYʼs program is international in tone and subject, highly interactive, non-partisan, and inclusive of a variety of career sectors. Every year approximately 25% to 30% of WLC students hail from approximately twenty countries including Argentina, Canada, China, England, Germany, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Iraq, South Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, and Taiwan, to name just a few. Of particular significance to the ambassadors, the WLC is often their first opportunity to travel away from home and meet their peers from countries they have only heard of on the news. The students return home more mature individuals, more aware of the world around them, and more empowered to make meaningful contributions to their communities. For US Ambassadors Students must 1) be rising juniors; 2) have demonstrated leadership potential; 3) be one of the select few chosen by their schools to attend one of HOBYʼs regional State Leadership Seminars – occurring immediately before the WLC; and 4) complete the online application and submit fee within the first come, first paid parameters. More than 9,000 US students complete the seminars each year, and many of them vie for the seats reserved for US students. For International Ambassadors Students must 1) be between 15 and 17 years old during the WLC; 2) have demonstrated leadership potential; 3) have reasonable proficiency communicating in English; and 4) complete the online application and submit the fee within the first come, first paid parameters. Some of HOBYʼs international affiliates and recruiters may further require that the student attend a leadership seminar in their country if one exists. Students stay in dorms and are managed by a HOBY volunteer force of nearly 100 HOBY alumni and professionals, under the auspices of HOBYʼs Department of International Programs. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS #myHOBYstory Program A very exciting part of the 2013 WLC program will be the opportunity for the Ambassadors to develop an idea and leave Chicago with a concrete plan to implement their ideas in their communities back home. The Ambassadors are encouraged to think of something they have always wanted to do or accomplish, which in turn positively impact their communities. What is a cause that you are passionate about? What is an issue that your community or world faces which you want to overcome? What is something you wanted to improve in your school? These questions will help you develop your idea. Your idea will eventually become an event, an organization, a non-‐proeit, whatever you may choose. Throughout the WLC, Ambassadors will attend interactive sessions with volunteers and speakers to assist with the Ambassadors processing of the things they learned, the skills they developed, and words of inspiration they heard. Processing and analyzing every aspect of the WLC will assist the Ambassadors in writing down their ideas and drafting a concrete plan. During these sessions, Ambassadors will reelect on the previous days’ activities and speakers and apply that to their plans. They will ask themselves, “What do I need to do in order to accomplish this particular goal?” “How will I accomplish this goal?” “What obstacles do I or will I face” “How do I overcome these obstacles?” This process allows the Ambassadors to delve deeper into the inspiration and excitement they all share during the motivating eight days. Ambassadors will be able to assess, even after their WLC experience, their ideas and plans. Ultimately, their ideas will be a continuation of their HOBY stories that will positively impact those around them. It is encouraged to start brainstorming. Share your ideas on Twitter and Facebook. Use the #myHOBYstory hashtag on Twitter. Join the conversation on Facebook. Interact with one another, because you never know when a fellow Ambassador or group of Ambassadors share in the same idea. Collaboration is always encouraged at the WLC! #myHOBYstory On Social Media WLC will have a strong emphasis on social media during WLC. Times specieic to use social media are built into the program, known as a “Social Media Blitz”. You will have designated times to share your thoughts and excitement with the world and those around you. Follow on Twitter: @hoby -‐ HOBY International / @HOBYRuss -‐ WLC Chair Russ Tanguay Join the Conversation on Twitter -‐ #myHOBYstory / #WLC13 / #HOBY Facebook: https://facebook.com/HOBY -‐ HOBY / https://facebook.com/HobyWLC -‐ WLC Blog: http://myHOBYstory.blogspot.com -‐ HOBY Daddy has been blogging since September about all aspects of planning leading up to July. Read the behind the scenes details of how WLC is planned and what’s been happening over the last two years in order for WLC to happen. This will be a central hub for Ambassadors, parents, family and friends to see what happens while WLC is happening too! #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS What will your HOBY story be? Hugh’s HOBY Story Hugh O’Brian spent nine days at a clinic in Africa with the famous humanitarian Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Dr. Schweitzer asked Hugh, “What are you going to do with this?” Hugh, as a famous actor and a Hollywood legend, could have easily returned to California and continued his career as he did before his trip to Africa. However, Hugh had a completely different idea. Hugh decided to answer Dr. Schweitzer’s question; and in turn, created HOBY. As a result of a simple question, Hugh created a vision and implemented his idea back in California, and eventually worldwide. Who knew a few simple worlds could result in something extraordinary that has changed lives for eifty-‐eive years. Starting #myHOBYstory Before WLC As you read on the previous page, the #myHOBYstory program will challenge you to develop an idea for an organization, group, project, event, or personal goal that you can implement back home and make your idea come to life. Start thinking of something you are passionate about. How can you make a positive change? What will you be doing once you return home? What can you do to empower others and improve the world around you? Do you want to run a food drive? Create a non-‐proeit for elementary school kids? Provide leadership opportunities for underprivileged communities? Do you want the ability to speak in public? Do you want to be the eirst person to go to college in your family? There are so many things you can do. But be ready to think, learn, be challenged, and develop your “how to” plan with your fellow Ambassadors at WLC. Developing #myHOBYstory During WLC WLC is more than friendships and inspiration. WLC is designed to help you realize your potential as a leader. More importantly, WLC will provide you with the skills and resources necessary to maintain your leadership potential, but also implement your ideas back home. Throughout the week you will engage with speakers and your fellow Ambassadors, have working sessions with WLC volunteers, and participate in group activities that will help make you think about your action plan. What will you need to do to implement your plan? Who do you need to talk to? Do you need to fundraise? Do you have to register your organization? What are your goals? These questions and more will be thought out while in Chicago. Implementing #myHOBYstory After WLC After eight outstanding days in Chicago, you will have an action plan. You will know exactly what to do and how to do it in order to see your idea and dream come to life. You will be inspired and have a huge network of 400+ Ambassadors and 100 volunteers who are here to support you. You will be answering the same question that Dr. Schweitzer asked Hugh, “What are you going to do with this?” Hugh had a vision and his vision continues to elourish to inspire the thousands of young men and women from around the world each year. You too can, and will, have a vision. You will be creating your HOBY story. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO HOBY WLC 2013 Has Gone Mobile! Dear WLC Ambassadors and Parents -- We strongly encourage you to download our FREE mobile guide to enhance your experience at HOBY WLC 2013. You'll be able to browse speakers, maps and social media all in one place. The app is free! The app is compatible with iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches and Android devices. Windows Phone 7 and Blackberry users can access the same information via our mobile site at m.guidebook.com. To get the guide, choose one of the methods below: • Download 'Guidebook' from the Apple App Store or the Android Marketplace • Visit http://guidebook.com/getit from your phone's browser • Scan the following image with your mobile phone (QR-Code reader required, e.g. 'Red Laser', 'Barcode Scanner') From the Guidebook application, tap "Download Guides" then "Redeem Code". Enter the code myhobystory and the guide will download to your device! Can’t wait to see you on July 20th! - HOBY WLC 2013 Team THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS The WLC World Arrival Day Arrival day is Saturday, July 20th. We ask that you do your best to arrive in Chicago between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM CST to check in, unpack, freshen up, have lunch, and join the Arrival Day activities and festivities. If you are unable to arrive during those hours, rest assured we will still meet you at the airport on July 20th. Please do your part in taking good care of yourself and making sure you have had plenty of sleep before you arrive. There are no afternoon nap times on our schedule. Departure Day Our program concludes on Saturday, July 28th. Please plan your airport or train station departure on July 28, between 8 AM and 2 PM. HOBY will ensure that all students are at the points of departure at least 2 hours ahead of domestic elights, and at least 3 hours ahead of international elights. Parents picking up students from campus can do so between 8 – 11 am. ALL students must depart the Loyola University campus by 11 AM. On-‐Site Check-‐In Procedures Once you arrive on campus, proceed to Mertz Hall (on West Loyola Avenue) and proceed through the check-‐in procedure. At that time you will receive your housing assignment, review any medical information with the medical staff, coneirm your departure travel plans and receive all your program information for the week. Please note when receiving your rooming assignment, Loyola University requires ALL conference attendees to sign for their dorm room keys. As a result, and the following conditions will apply and Ambassadors will be charged the following for unreturned items: Room keys and key cards must be returned to Loyola University Chicago's Conference Services Department upon checking-‐out of guest rooms. A fee of $120.00 per room key will be charged for items not returned. A fee of $130.00 per key card will be charged for items not returned. A fee of $50 will be assessed for a lost meal card. The Ambassador will be charged the fees listed in the above paragraph for each item not returned. Lodging Everyone will be housed in Mertz Hall. These dorms are university-‐run facilities. Each room has two single beds, dressers, desks, and a large closet. Multiple restrooms with shower are on each eloor. Ambassadors will receive their housing assignment at the WLC check-‐in at Mertz Hall. You will be assigned a roommate. No roommate requests will be allowed. We want you to meet as many new people as possible! Some other things to know about the dorms: • Phones: Rooms do not have active phones, but there are pay phones in the dorm and on campus. In the event of emergency, there are the HOBY ofeice phones. You may use a mobile phone, but we ask that you use it only in the dorms in the evening or morning. You will be permitted to use your phones/tablets during specieic designated sections of the program. • Linens/toiletries: The University will provide bed linens and a towel for you, but you may also wish to bring your own blanket/sleeping bag, pillow and towel/washcloth. You will need to bring toiletries and medications to last you for the entire event. You may also want to bring a pair of slippers and/or elip elops for the dorm. • Building security: When you arrive, we will give you an access card that must be swiped in front of a desk attendant in the main lobby every time you enter the dorm. Please observe all of the rules and respect the facilities. Please keep your keep your access card and HOBY nametag with you at all times. • Mail: I do not suggest sending mail or parcels to the campus because we are not permanent residents there and the staff will not have our rooming list until just a few days before the WLC. • Room checks and wake-‐up calls: To ensure a safe and timely event, our staff will physically conduct room checks each night and wake-‐up calls every morning. Ambassadors are expected to be in their rooms at this time. • No co-‐habitation: To provide a comfortable environment for all WLC Ambassadors, visitation between men’s and women’s rooms and eloors is strictly prohibited except during specieied facilitator group times. You may contact the HOBY WLC Operations office at 872.222.8169 beginning on Wednesday, July 17th. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS The WLC World The WLC is a once-‐in-‐a-‐lifetime opportunity that is comprised of learning and leadership opportunities, days of inspiration, new found friends, and fun! A typical day at WLC includes a jam-‐packed day of substantive programming, including keynote speakers, panels, interactive activities, social activities, and group time. You will hear from world renowned speakers, challenge yourself to learn something new, and create lifetime memories. You will be part of a group of twelve student Ambassadors headed by an adult volunteer commonly known as a facilitator. Your facilitator will be in touch with you to welcome you to the WLC family before you depart your hometown. Your group will be joined by four others to form a section, which will be headed by a section leader. All together, there will be 35 groups divided into seven sections and 400 Ambassadors from around the globe. Program Highlights The HOBY Choir: At the end of the closing banquet, all WLC Ambassadors come together and sing for the volunteers, staff, and guests. Past WLC Ambassadors continually praise this activity as one of the most enjoyable. Even those of you who do not think you can carry a tune will be surprised at what a spectacular experience it is to sing with new friends from around the world, and I, for one, am eager to hear you. To prepare for this performance, there is a daily chorus practice. International Ambassador Presentation: If you are an International Ambassador representing a country other than the United States, please prepare to participate with the ambassadors from your country. There WILL NOT be time to prepare once you arrive in Chicago! At this event, every International Ambassador is encouraged to wear clothing or a costume that is representative of his or her country, and one person from each country will be called upon to share interesting facts and customs about their homeland. Please plan your presentation; there is a strict 5 MINUTE maximum so we will have time to hear from all of our international friends. Talent show: If you have a special talent – be it musical, athletic, dance, juggling, poetry, or whatever – please share your special skill with the rest of your new friends. If you need sheet music, instruments, CDs or props, be sure to bring them – and label them! If you bring music, it’s best to store it on a elash drive rather than in an iPod or other MP3 player. For more information about advance sign up for the talent see the talent show sign up form included with this information. There is overwhelming interest every year for the Talent Show with many amazing talents so not every interested Ambassador will get a spot in the show. Leadership for Service: During the WLC, all ambassadors participant in service activities throughout the Chicago area. There will be many details once you arrive in Chicago. One of the projects will include arranging backpacks eilled with art supplies for elementary school students. We are asking you to help by donating supplies. If everyone can donate 1 or 2 items we can help give some economic challenged students a fun summer activity. See www.hearts4arts.org for the 501 (C)(3) Virginia Newsome (WLC 2011) started. Examples: Boxed Crayons (example: box of 24); Colored pencils (box of 10 or 12); Colored pens; Sheets of stickers; Magic Markers (box of 8 or 10, washable is best); Glue Sticks; Clear or colored tape; School Scissors; Watercolor paints and brushes (the school kind that come in the plastic trays, not tubes); Plastic Rulers (6 or 12 inch); Construction paper; Craft paper; Miscellaneous craft items (stickers, popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, etc.) Also, please bring two (2) old extra t-‐shirts (washed) with you as well, which will be used for a project. Trading Pins/Souvenirs With 400 Ambassadors and 100 volunteer staffers, we will all want to meet each other. One thing we do to help break the ice and get everybody acquainted is to trade pins, buttons, bumper stickers, pencils, etc. during the week, especially on the eirst day. If you can, bring something from your country, state or hometown that you can trade with others and explain a little about yourself. Feel free to get creative; you can make something if you like. WLC Closing Chapter Gala To celebrate the conclusion of the 2013 World Leadership Congress, HOBY will be hosting our closing banquet at Chicago’s historic Palmer House in the “Loop” downtown. As a registered Ambassador, your Gala ticket is included in your registration fee, however, HOBY does have a limited number of additional tickets available for family and friends who wish to join us for this fun evening. Tickets are $75 each and can be purchased by logging back into your online registration/application OR at https:// www.cvent.com/events/2013-‐world-‐leadership-‐congress-‐closing-‐ceremonies-‐gala/registration-‐ a641e44eeff948a3b201c1ecb60a4b00.aspx. Plan to bring out your dressy clothes! Suit/tie for gentlemen and dresses for ladies. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO THE WORLD LEADERSHIP CONGRESS The WLC World What to Wear/ Pack HOBY T-‐shirts EVERYDAY! Upon arrival, you can look forward to receiving several HOBY WLC T-‐shirts and a nametag, compliments of HOBY. It is very important you include a t-‐shirt size in your application. During the week, all students will wear one color and the staff will wear another color. In addition to eitting in with the rest of the group, wearing the WLC designated “T-‐shirt of the day” and a nametag will help us identify you immediately in any crowd, enhancing safety and security. Please plan to wear a HOBY T-‐shirt when travelling to Chicago if you have one, it will help us identify you at your entry-‐point. Clothing: Plan on most of your wardrobe needs simply being shorts (8” inseam or longer, no “short” shorts will be permitted), Capri pants, jeans, slacks or skirts to go with a HOBY T-‐shirt. A simple guideline for fashion is this: wear layers of clothing so you can take the top layer off when you are warm and put something on when you are cold. Because Chicago is likely to be hot, but the auditoriums where we will spend most of our days are air-‐conditioned, layers consisting of long sleeve shirts, cardigan sweaters, sweatshirts, light jackets, etc. are best. Footwear: Please do not wear sandals, elip-‐elops or shoes or heels that look great but give you blisters or slow you down on our frequent walks in the city. Comfortable, lightweight walking shoes with socks or sturdy/sport sandals are essential. Fashion Exceptions: • International Ambassador Presentation, Monday, July 22: If you are an International Ambassador, please prepare to participate. At this event, every international Ambassador is encouraged to wear traditional clothing or a costume that is representative of his or her country. • Community Service Day, Wednesday, July 24: One of the highlights of WLC is heading out into Chicago neighborhoods to participate in service-‐learning projects. Please bring a pair of comfortable jeans or lightweight pants that you don’t mind getting dirty, sneakers, a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses to wear while doing some hands-‐on work with other organizations for a few hours. • The Closing Gala, Friday, July 26: This celebratory event is a time for you to dress up (men in a coat and tie, women in dresses or dressy outeits). So don’t forget to pack your comfortable dress shoes! While it’s not “prom formal,” the event will have a festive atmosphere. What NOT to Wear The following attire is not permitted at any time: strapless/tube tops, tops with spaghetti straps, tank tops, bare midriffs, exposure of undergarments, short shorts, mini skirts, excessively tight clothing, clothing with profane or offensive language or graphics, torn clothing, transparent clothing, and clothing with holes. Don’t forget these important items: If You Bring It, Label It You’ll deeinitely want to bring a camera for the many special moments you’ll have. A hat and sunglasses will be helpful for our outdoor walking times. We will have little opportunity to shop, but feel free to bring some spending money if you are in the market for some HOBY or Loyola University Chicago souvenirs. You may want to bring a few other items from home; all we ask is that you use your discretion so that you are not stuck with something you truly do not need. If you bring it, be sure to label it. This will help tremendously if it winds up in the lost and found bin. Something you don’t need: your laptop computer. We simply won’t have any time for it, nor is there online access in the dorms. Personal electronic/communication devices (iPods, MP3 players, Cell phones, handheld video games, etc.) are not allowed to be used during scheduled conference functions. You may be instructed to use your cell phone during designated social media times built into the program. HOBY discourages participants from bringing these devices to the seminar, if you do bring these items to the seminar; they are your sole responsibility. #myHOBYstory #WLC13 - CHICAGO
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