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INTERNATIONAL
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
CONFERENCE
2019
CHAPTER REGISTRATION KIT
APRIL 27-30 | ORLANDO
CLASSROOM
CONNECTION
DECA’s International Career
INTERNATIONAL
Development Conference
supports educational initiatives.
CAREER •
•
Career Clusters®
National Curriculum
DEVELOPMENT Standards
CONFERENCE
• 21st Century Skills
• Common Core State
Standards
The DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) is the • Project-based Learning
culmination of the DECA year. More than 19,000 high school students, teacher-
• Personal Financial Literacy
advisors, business professionals and alumni gather for several days of DECA
excitement.
DECA members demonstrate their college and career ready knowledge
and skills by participating in DECA’s industry-validated Competitive Events
Program, aligned with Career Clusters, National Curriculum Standards and 21st
Century Skills in the areas of marketing, finance, hospitality, management and
entrepreneurship. These members have qualified to attend based on superior
performance at the district and association level. More than 1,000 business
professionals serve as expert judges to evaluate DECA members’ mastery of
these concepts.
In addition, thousands of members participate in DECA’s Emerging Leader
Series, which helps them attain 21st Century Skills in the areas of collaboration
and teamwork, communication, critical thinking and problem solving and
creativity. One highlight is the involvement of executive mentors who provide The National Association of
college and career advice. Secondary School Principals
has placed this program on the
Thousands of DECA advisors and educators participate in administering NASSP National Advisory List of
DECA’s Competitive Events Program and Emerging Leader Series while also Contests and Activities for
participating in professional learning activities. 2018-2019.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
CONFERENCE FACTS
13,000 3,000 1,000
finalists from 55 chartered DECA members engaging in business leaders who will
associations vying for leadership development serve as judges for
international honors in activities preparing to be international competition.
DECA’s Competitive college and career ready.
Events Program.
100+ 2,000 ORANGE COUNTY
CONVENTION CENTER
9800 International Dr,
exhibitors from a wide DECA advisors coaching Orlando, FL 32819
variety of colleges and their students and attending occc.net
businesses. Advisor Professional 407-685-9800
Learning.
Visit decadirect.org for Join the event at
#DECAICDC previews and highlights. http://bit.ly/decaicdc19
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
IN THIS REGISTRATION KIT
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
Tentative Agenda
COMPETITIVE EVENTS
Qualifications
Official Listing
Recognition and Awards
Allocations
Transcripts and Certifications
EMERGING LEADER SERIES
Overview
Allocations
SCHOOL-BASED ENTERPRISE ACADEMY
Competition
EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAMPAIGNS
Candidates and Elections
ADVISOR PROGRAM
REGISTRATION AND HOUSING
Association Information
Management Assistant Assignments
Housing
Additional Information
GUIDELINES AND CONDUCT
Attendance Criteria
Presidential Governance Committee
Code of Ethics for Adult Advisors
Discrimination Policy
Delegate Conduct Practices and Procedures
Dress Code
Permission Form
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
CONFERENCE
OVERVIEW
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
ORLANDO | 2019
INTERNATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, APRIL 26
REGISTRATION
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM W206
For Chartered Association Advisors
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM HEADQUARTERS + TOURS BOOTH W206
8:00 AM – 9:00 PM SHOP DECA (blazers only) W205AB
Hilton Walt Disney
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM TOURS BOOTH
World Resort
12:00 PM – 9:00 PM DECA 5K RUN/WALK Pre-Registration W206
6:30 PM CHARTERED ASSOCIATION ADVISOR DINNER (by invitation only) W305AB
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
Hilton Walt Disney
7:00 AM – 3:00 PM TOURS BOOTH
World Resort
7:00 AM – 8:30 PM HEADQUARTERS + TOURS BOOTH W206
7:00 AM – 8:30 PM SHOP DECA + BLAZER SHOP W205AB
7:30 AM DECA 5K RUN/WALK
9:00 AM OFFICER CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS
Walt Disney World Resort®
9:30 AM – 5:00 PM DECA DAY IN THE PARKS (ticket purchase required)
Universal Orlando Resort™
9:30 AM EVENT DIRECTORS’ + ASSISTANT EVENT DIRECTORS’ BRIEFING W207-W208
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM EXHIBIT + CAMPAIGN BOOTH SET-UP WB2
5:00 PM PARADE OF CHARTERED ASSOCIATIONS REHEARSAL WA1-4
6:00 PM EXECUTIVE MENTOR WELCOME (by invitation only)
8:30 PM GRAND OPENING SESSION WA1-4
CURFEW
12:30 AM Assigned Hotel
Chapters and chartered associations may set earlier curfew times.
SUNDAY, APRIL 28
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM HEADQUARTERS + TOURS BOOTH W206
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM SHOP DECA + BLAZER SHOP W205AB
7:30 AM VIRTUAL BUSINESS CHALLENGE BRIEFING (required)
SCHOOL-BASED ENTERPRISE ACADEMY | FOOD OPERATIONS
8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Sponsored by Otis Spunkmeyer, an ARYZTA Brand
CAREER EXHIBITS + CAMPAIGN BOOTHS + SHOP DECA
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM WB2
(Advisors only from 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM)
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM COMPETITIVE EVENT BRIEFING + TESTING
8:30 AM – 4:00 PM EMERGING LEADER SERIES
ADVISOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SERIES
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sponsored by PepsiCo Chilled DSD
9:30 AM – 1:00 PM EXECUTIVE MENTOR PROGRAM
12:00 PM MDA LUNCHEON Sponsored by Muscular Dystrophy Association (by invitation only)
SCHOOL-BASED ENTERPRISE ACADEMY | RETAIL OPERATIONS
12:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Sponsored by Otis Spunkmeyer, an ARYZTA Brand
4:00 PM VOTING DELEGATES’ BRIEFING + CANDIDATE CAMPAIGN SESSION
CURFEW
12:30 AM Assigned Hotel
Chapters and chartered associations may set earlier curfew times.
Events will be held in the ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER unless otherwise noted.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
MONDAY, APRIL 29
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM SHOP DECA W205AB
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM HEADQUARTERS + TOURS W206
7:30 AM JUDGES’ ORIENTATION WB1 + WB3-4
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM CAREER EXHIBITS + CAMPAIGN BOOTHS + SHOP DECA WB2
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM COMPETITIVE EVENT PRELIMINARY COMPETITION
JOHNSON & WALES SCHOLARSHIP AWARD BREAKFAST
8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Sponsored by Johnson & Wales University (by invitation only)
8:30 AM – 3:30 PM EMERGING LEADER SERIES
ADVISOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SERIES
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sponsored by PepsiCo Chilled DSD
CHARTERED ASSOCIATION OFFICER/ADVISOR LUNCHEON
NOON – 1:30 PM
Sponsored by U.S. Army (by invitation only)
12:30 PM JUDGES’ ORIENTATION
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION (by invitation only)
3:30 PM – 4:30 PM COMPETITIVE EVENTS UPDATE WORKSHOP (Advisors Only)
DECA NIGHT AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS FLORIDA™
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM Universal Orlando Resort™
(ticket purchase required)
CURFEW
12:30 AM Assigned Hotel
Chapters and chartered associations may set earlier curfew times.
TUESDAY, APRIL 30
7:30 AM – 10:30 AM JUDGES’ ORIENTATION WB3-4
7:30 AM – 6:00 PM HEADQUARTERS + TOURS W206
8:00 AM ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS SESSION WA1-4
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM SHOP DECA + FINALIST T-SHIRT + RECOGNITION ITEMS W205AB
8:30 AM – 6:00 PM COMPETITIVE EVENT FINAL COMPETITION WB3-4
NOON BUSINESS + ELECTION SESSION
WRITTEN REPORT + CERTIFICATE RETURN
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
(Chartered Association Advisor or Designee Only)
SCHOLARSHIP + NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD RECEPTION
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Sponsored by National Advisory Board Partners (by invitation only)
8:30 PM GRAND AWARDS SESSION WA1-4
CURFEW
12:30 AM Assigned Hotel
Chapters and chartered associations may set earlier curfew times.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM NEW EXECUTIVE OFFICER ORIENTATION Rosen Centre
Tentative: 1.10.19. Check deca.org/icdc for updates.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
COMPETITIVE
EVENTS
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
As an integral part of the classroom curriculum, DECA’s industry-validated
competitive events are aligned with the National Curriculum Standards in the
career clusters of marketing, business management and administration, finance,
and hospitality and tourism. DECA’s flagship evaluation process involves students
in both a written component such as an exam or report and an interactive
component with an industry professional serving as a judge. DECA’s competitive
events directly contribute to every student being college and career ready when
they graduate from high school.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENTERING INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE COMPETITIVE EVENTS
1. All participants must be active 5. All entry forms and creative 10. All participants must attend the
members of DECA with the entries must be submitted briefing sessions scheduled for
current year’s dues on file with by the chartered association their competitive event during
DECA Inc. prior to March 1 of the advisor or designee according to the international conference.
current school year. announced deadlines. 11. Participants are required to
2. All participants and written 6. A participant may enter only one follow the official DECA dress
entries must be approved of the competitive events with a code.
and authorized for entering participatory component during 12. All written entries must include
competition by their chartered DECA’s international conference. a signed copy of DECA’s Written
association through official 7. No additions or substitutions Event Statement of Assurances
competitive events registration may be registered for and Academic Integrity.
forms. competition after the deadline 13. Participants must bring a photo
3. All participants and written set forth by DECA Inc. ID to all event briefings, testing
entries must meet the 8. A written entry may not be sessions and presentations.
specifications set forth for each entered in more than one If a photo ID is not available,
activity. international conference an advisor must verify the
4. All participants must have competitive event during a given participant’s identity.
participated in chartered year. 14. All participants must be
association, district and/or local 9. Once a written entry is entered housed at their assigned official
competition, or qualified through in international conference conference hotel.
online competition. competition, the identical
content material may not be
entered again in international
conference competition.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
COMPETITIVE
EVENTS
PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS BUSINESS OPERATIONS
ADMINISTRATION EVENTS RESEARCH EVENTS
Principles of Business Management and Administration PBM Business Services Operations Research BOR
Principles of Finance PFN Buying and Merchandising Operations Research BMOR
Principles of Hospitality and Tourism PHT Finance Operations Research FOR
Principles of Marketing PMK Hospitality and Tourism Operations Research HTOR
Sports and Entertainment Marketing Operations Research SEOR
TEAM DECISION MAKING EVENTS
Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making BLTDM CHAPTER TEAM EVENTS
Buying and Merchandising Team Decision Making BTDM Community Service Project CSP
Entrepreneurship Team Decision Making ETDM Creative Marketing Project CMP
Financial Services Team Decision Making FTDM Entrepreneurship Promotion Project EPP
Hospitality Services Team Decision Making HTDM Financial Literacy Promotion Project FLPP
Marketing Management Team Decision Making MTDM Learn and Earn Project LEP
Sports and Entertainment Marketing Team Decision Making STDM Public Relations Project PRP
Travel and Tourism Team Decision Making TTDM
ENTREPRENEURSHIP EVENTS
INDIVIDUAL SERIES EVENTS Innovation Plan EIP
Accounting Applications Series ACT Start–Up Business Plan ESB
Apparel and Accessories Marketing Series AAM Independent Business Plan EIB
Automotive Services Marketing Series ASM International Business Plan IBP
Business Finance Series BFS Business Growth Plan EBG
Business Services Marketing Series BSM Franchise Business Plan EFB
Entrepreneurship Series ENT
Food Marketing Series FMS INTEGRATED MARKETING
Hotel and Lodging Management Series HLM
Human Resources Management Series HRM
CAMPAIGN EVENTS
Integrated Marketing Campaign–Event IMCE
Marketing Communications Series MCS
Integrated Marketing Campaign–Product IMCP
Quick Serve Restaurant Management Series QSRM
Integrated Marketing Campaign–Service IMCS
Restaurant and Food Service Management Series RFSM
Retail Merchandising Series RMS
Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series SEM PROFESSIONAL SELLING
AND CONSULTING EVENTS
PERSONAL FINANCIAL Financial Consulting FCE
LITERACY EVENT Hospitality and Tourism Professional Selling HTPS
Professional Selling PSE
Personal Financial Literacy PFL
ONLINE EVENTS
Stock Market Game SMG
Virtual Business Challenge–Accounting VBCAC
Virtual Business Challenge–Fashion VBCFA
Virtual Business Challenge–Hotel Management VBCHM
Virtual Business Challenge–Personal Finance VBCPF
Virtual Business Challenge–Restaurant VBCRS
Virtual Business Challenge–Retail VBCRT
Virtual Business Challenge–Sports VBCSP
Not all chartered associations offer all events. Please check with your chartered
association advisor for events offered in your chartered association.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITSPONSORED
EVENTS
DECA gratefully acknowledges
the corporations and
organizations that generously
sponsor these competitive
events.
Unless otherwise noted, each sponsoring
organization provides the following
awards for international competitors:
1st Place $1,000
2nd Place $500
3rd Place $250
4th–10th Place $100 each
ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS
SERIES ACT
APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES
MARKETING SERIES AAM
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
MARKETING SERIES ASM
RECOGNITION AND AWARDS
DECA’s competitive events provide recognition in a number of
different areas. The following list describes the recognition provided
at ICDC: BUYING AND MERCHANDISING
OPERATIONS RESEARCH BMOR
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT: All competitors will receive a Certificate of
Achievement recognizing the achievement necessary to qualify to participate in the
International Career Development Conference.
CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE: Competitors scoring a combined total score
of 70% or better on the competitive event components will earn a Certificate of
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Excellence.
PROJECT CSP
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: For each event with an exam, the highest ten individual
scores on the exam will receive a silver-ribbon medallion. For each Principles of
Business Administration Event, Team Decision Making Event, Individual Series
Event, Personal Financial Literacy Event, Integrated Marketing Campaign Event
and Professional Selling and Consulting Event, participants with top scores in each
section of the presentation component will each receive a silver-ribbon medallion. In
all events, the top two overall scores in each section will be considered finalists and HOSPITALITY SERVICES TEAM
receive blue-ribbon medallions. DECISION MAKING HTDM
GRAND AWARDS: The top ten finalists will be called to the stage and receive
red-white-blue ribboned medallions with first, second and third places receiving
trophies.
CASH AWARDS: All competitive event first place winners will receive a minimum of
$100. Sponsored events provide larger awards.
HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM
OPERATIONS RESEARCH HTOR
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITINTEGRATED MARKETING VIRTUAL BUSINESS
CAMPAIGN–PRODUCT IMCP CHALLENGES
ACCOUNTING
VBCAC
FASHION
VBCFA
PERSONAL FINANCIAL
PERSONAL FINANCE
LITERACY PFL
VBCPF
RESTAURANT
VBCRS
RETAIL
VBCRT
PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT AND SPORTS
ADMINISTRATION PBM VBCSP
AWARDS
1st Place $1,000 per team
PRINCIPLES OF 2nd Place $500 per team
MARKETING PMK 3rd Place $250 per team
SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
OPERATIONS RESEARCH SEOR
DECA HOTEL
CHALLENGE VBCHM
AWARDS
1st Place $6,000 per team
2nd Place $3,000 per team
3rd Place $1,500 per team
4th Place $900 per team
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITEVIDENCE OF STUDENT LEARNING TRANSCRIPTS Supporting college and career readiness, DECA’s competitive events transcripts express each member’s performance rated against National Curriculum Standards identified as essential knowledge and skills and 21st Century Skills. DECA transcripts provide evidence of student learning and achievement as demonstrated by their participation in DECA’s Competitive Events Program at the International Career Development Conference. DECA transcripts are an exceptional tool to provide feedback for both advisors and members in helping them assess areas for improvement in course instruction and student learning. The transcripts provide ranking and performance measures for each instructional area on the career cluster exam and feedback for each performance indicator and/or evaluation criterion the judge evaluates. Because of the structure of DECA’s competitive events program, all data is normalized and should be viewed as a snapshot of performance rather than a competition ranking. DECA transcripts are yet another tool in demonstrating DECA’s commitment to integrating DECA into classroom instruction, applying learning, connecting to business and promoting competition. DECA members may wish to use their DECA transcripts as part of their portfolios when applying for scholarships, to college or for jobs. Learn more and order transcripts at www.deca.org. CERTIFICATIONS Over the past few years, more graduation requirements have been placed upon students. One of these common requirements is that students must obtain an industry certification or credential in order to graduate, aligned to the diploma the student seeks. DECA members who take the Hospitality and Tourism Cluster Exam at ICDC and score at least 70% will be eligible for American Hotel and Lodging Educational Institute (AHLEI) Certified Guest Services Professional Certification. AHLEI’s Certified Guest Services Professional Certification will cost DECA members $20 compared to AHLEI’s pricing of $50 for AHLEI members and $70 for non- members. Learn more at https://www.ahlei.org/Certifications/AHLEI-Professional-Certification. Chapter advisors can order certifications through the marketplace on the online membership system. Financial Literacy Certification through a new partnership with Working in Support of Education (w!se). w!se’s Financial Literacy Certification Program was developed in 2003 and has expanded nationally and has been widely recognized for its success, including the U.S. Treasury Department’s John Sherman Award for Excellence in Financial Education. DECA members who take the Financial Literacy Exam at ICDC and score at least 70% will be eligible for w!se’s Financial Literacy Certification. w!se’s Financial Literacy Certification will cost DECA members $7 compared to w!se’s pricing of $10-$12. Learn more at http://www.wise-ny.org/programs. htm. DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
EMERGING
LEADERS
SERIES
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITDECA’S EMERGING LEADER SERIES is designed to empower DECA members to provide effective
leadership through goal setting, consensus building and project implementation.
Aligned with 21st Century Skills in the areas of critical thinking and problem solving, communication,
collaboration and creativity, and innovation, DECA’s Emerging Leader Series prepares members to
be effective leaders in college and careers. All of these academies are available during the DECA
International Career Development Conference, and Elevate and Empower are also available at the DECA
Emerging Leader Summit.
IGNITE ELEVATE EMPOWER ASPIRE THRIVE
ULTIMATE MEMBER ULTIMATE CHAPTER ULTIMATE ULTIMATE GRADUATE ULTIMATE CHAPTER
Ignite your spark LEADER ASSOCIATION As you soon graduate, Now it’s time to
for DECA! As an Elevate your leadership OFFICER the sky is the limit thrive with other high
emerging leader, you in DECA by becoming As a DECA association for your aspirations. performing chapters
have great potential the ultimate DECA officer, one of your Do you know what to and continue to
to take advantage of chapter leader! main responsibilities expect in college or develop your toolbox
all that DECA offers. Discover your personal is to empower how to be successful of collaboration,
Now’s your time to leadership style and the members you in your career? Learn communications,
gain an edge as you how you can use that serve. Learn how to how to leverage your critical thinking and
learn how you can take to take your chapter to effectively perform DECA experience to creativity skills.
your personal DECA the next level. Now’s your role as an your advantage in
experience to the next your time to elevate association leader, college, interviews and
level and ignite your your DECA status from design an effective internships. Aspire to
passion for DECA. member to chapter strategic plan get on the fast track
leader. and employ to college and career
empowering success.
communications
strategies and
methods.
Participation in DECA’s Emerging Leader Series at ICDC is the primary conference activity for members, except for
Empower. Empower is limited to chartered association officers, who may also participate in DECA’s Competitive Events
Program. Register through your chartered association advisor using the name of the academy.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITSCHOOL-BASED
ENTERPRISE
ACADEMY
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITSBE ACADEMY Sponsored by
+ COMPETITION
Gold certified and gold re-certified School-based Enterprises (SBE) are eligible to bring one to three student manager(s)
to the SBE Academy at the International Career Development Conference (ICDC) with approval of their chartered
association advisor. During the SBE Academy, students experience professional development sessions, network with
other SBEs, and compete in front of judges with a prepared oral presentation based on one of the 10 instructional areas
covered in the chapter certification project.
The academy and competition presentation will consist of two tracks: food operations (SBEF) and retail operations
(SBER). The presentation must be entered in the category in which the written chapter certification project received
certification – food operations or retail operations. Information about the academy and competition presentation topic
are available at www.deca.org/sbe.
DECA SBE PROGRAMS SUPPORT 21ST CENTURY SKILLS AND EMPLOYABLITY DEVELOPMENT
Experience working within a DECA SBE provides students the opportunity to learn skills that aren’t necessarily learned
in the classroom. DECA SBE provides students with the same valuable learning experience of any co-op or part-time job
without requiring students to leave school. By working in a real business within the school, students are provided real-
world experience vital to developing 21st century skills and preparing for future careers.
Critical Thinking & Collaboration & Creativity &
Communication
Problem Solving Teamwork Innovation
Identify and ask Listen effectively to
Demonstrate ability to
significant questions decipher meaning, Develop, implement and
SBE that clarify various
work effectively and
including knowledge, communicate new ideas
ACADEMY points of view and lead
respectfully with diverse
values, attitudes and to others effectively.
teams.
to better solutions. intentions.
Articulate thoughts
Exercise flexibility and
Use various types of and ideas effectively Demonstrate originality
willingness to be helpful
reasoning (inductive, using oral, written and inventiveness in
SBE deductive, etc.) as
in making necessary
and nonverbal work and understand
COMPETITION appropriate to the
compromises to
communication skills in the real-world limits of
accomplish a
situation. a variety of forms and adopting new ideas.
common goal.
contexts.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITEXECUTIVE
OFFICER
CAMPAIGNS
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITEXECUTIVE OFFICER CANDIDATES
+ ELECTIONS
Each association is expected to participate in the election of the executive officers for the upcoming year. The estimated
number of voting delegates allocated to your association is provided below. Voting delegates should attend both the
campaign session and election session. Each association not running a candidate may submit the name of a student
member to serve on the nominating committee, however, space on this committee is limited. The form will be sent in
March.
Executive officer candidates should download and review all materials at www.deca.org. Applications must be received
at DECA Inc. on or before March 4, 2019. The DECA chartered association advisor is the only person authorized to
initiate executive officer candidate nominations for the high school division.
VOTING DELEGATES
These are estimated voting delegate allocations based on 2017-2018 membership. According to the High School Division
Bylaws, the apportionment will be made based on membership sixty (60) days prior to the annual meeting. DECA Inc.
staff will send the official voting delegate allocation on March 1, 2019.
VOTING VOTING VOTING
ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION
DELEGATE DELEGATE DELEGATE
2+(__% of 300) 2+(__% of 300) 2+(__% of 300)
Alabama 4 Kentucky 5 Ohio 9
Alaska 2 Louisiana 3 Oklahoma 5
Arizona 9 Maine 2 Ontario 22
Arkansas 5 Maryland 4 Oregon 4
California 8 Massachusetts 10 Pennsylvania 9
Colorado 14 Michigan 14 Puerto Rico 6
Connecticut 6 Minnesota 8 Rhode Island 2
Delaware 2 Mississippi 4 South Carolina 4
Florida 16 Missouri 12 South Dakota 2
Georgia 19 Montana 3 Tennessee 10
Germany 3 Nebraska 4 Texas 22
Guam 2 Nevada 5 Utah 6
Hawaii 3 New Hampshire 3 Vermont 2
Idaho 3 New Jersey 16 Virginia 22
Illinois 7 New Mexico 5 Washington 17
Indiana 7 New York 11 West Virginia 3
Iowa 3 North Carolina 13 Wisconsin 17
Kansas 4 North Dakota 3 Wyoming 3
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITADVISOR
PROGRAMS
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITSponsored by ADVISOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING “This Is How We Do DECA” is professional learning for DECA advisors by DECA advisors. It’s designed to provide effective practices for using DECA to integrate into classroom instruction, apply learning, connect to business and promote competition. Drop in for just one session, or put together your own two-day schedule. You drive the professional learning you’ll receive. Topics from 2018 included: DECA Chapter Strategy Growing And Managing Large Chapters DECA Is The Glue In Your Unit Planning School-based Enterprises: It’s A Family Affair! Competitive Events: Beyond The Stage Building Relations With The Business Community Finding Your Competition Groove Effective Project Management Tips To Succeed With Written Events Social Media Mania! Twitter Chats For The #DECAAdvisor Authentic Learning In The Classroom DECA Virtual Business Challenges DECA Connects To Business In Three Easy Steps Let’s Make Role-Plays Fun In Class! Entrepreneurship In Action Using Competitive Events For Project-Based Learning Competitive Events Update A complete listing of sessions will be posted on decadirect.org and included in the conference program. DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
REGISTRATION
+ HOUSING
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITRegistration for DECA’s International Career Development Conference is submitted to DECA Inc. by the Massachusetts DECA chartered association advisor who receives and verifies the information from chapter advisors. All delegates, advisors and chaperones attending the conference are required to register for the conference and ALL delegates must meet ALL eligibility requirements set by DECA Inc., including membership. REGISTRATION FEE $138 per attendee (students, advisors, chaperones) $20 Spouses/family members(non-chaperones) Registration fee includes ice cream social, Mickey & Minnie meet & greet, trading pins, glow items, spirit hats DECA Inc registration fee, operational fees ONLINE PROCEDURE Registration is done through the DLG system as you did for Districts & States: https://www.decaregistration.com/ma-icdc SUBMITTING CHANGES Any drops/changes after March 21 must be sent via email to dmcfadden@bhcc.mass.edu Do not call-in or text any changes. DROPS AND REGISTRATION DEADLINE Original qualifier drop deadline is March 12, drops must be emailed to dmcfadden@bhcc.mass.edu Bump-ups will notified immediately and will have 24 hours to decide whether to accept the bump. Please be mindful o this policy to allow the next in line adequate time to make plans. All registration must be uploaded by 5 pm on March 19 using the instructions provided. PAYMENT Please send a check made payable to Massachusetts DECA or purchase order and mail to: MA DECA PO Box 486 Rochester, MA 02770 All registration fee payments must be received by March 26 All housing payments must be received by April 12 REFUND POLICY Registration fees will be refunded in full if notified by April 13 Partial refunds will be processed if received by April 19 TRANSPORTATION Each chapter is responsible for air and ground transportation to and from the airport and hotel. Massachusetts DECA has arranged for a 5% off on published fares on American Airlines flights (excluding basic economy and non- discountable fares). Flights may be booked at www.aa.com and use authorization number/promotion code: HAL05 Contact Avis 1-800-331-1600 (refer to AWD# B136001) or Budget at 1-800-842-5628 refer to (BCD# U001650) to reserve your car at a discounted rate. Or, log on to www.avis.com/aagroups or www.budget.com/aagroups.
Housing reservations for DECA’s International Career Development Conference are submitted to the assigned hotel by the Massachusetts DECA chartered association advisor who receives and verifies the information from chapter advisors. All attendees must stay in the official DECA property assigned to the chartered association delegation in order to participate in DECA’s International Career Development Conference. All attendees must be a registered guest each night of the conference in his or her assigned and approved hotel, for a minimum of four nights, beginning with the opening session. Due to the limited number of multiple housing rooms in the hotels, two-bedded rooms will be used first as a quad for students, then as a twin for adults. Two adults may be assigned to a one-bedded room. A rollaway may be available depending upon the property. According to the Delegate Conduct Practices and Procedures, any damage to any property or furnishing in the hotel rooms or building must be paid for by the individual or chapter responsible. Chartered associations will be responsible for delegates’ conduct. ASSOCIATION HOTEL Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista 1751 Hotel Plaza Boulevard Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 www.hiltonorlandolakebuenavista.com This property is about 6bmiles from the Orange County Convention Center. Shuttle service will be provided. HOUSING PROCEDURE Housing is booked through https://www.decaregistration.com/ma-icdc. The Massachusetts DECA State Advisor has the final approval on room types. If we are running out of rooms in our hotel block, you will be asked to combine students possibly with other chapters, in order to make quads. Students MUST be in triples or quads. ROOM RATE Unlike States, all of the following rates are per person: Advisors single: $1165 for 5 nights, $932 for 4 nights Advisors double: $597 for 5 nights, $477 for 4 nights Students: $350 for 5 nights, $280 for 4 nights IMPORTANT REMINDER Professional appearance is an important aspect of the overall preparation of DECA members for the business world. To that end, DECA supports a dress code for its career-based functions that exemplifies the highest standards of professionalism while being non-discriminatory between genders. DECA’s board of directors has developed the official dress standards for the International Career Development Conference (ICDC). The official dress code is provided on page 38 of the DECA Guide. Students, advisors and chaperones must follow the dress code. As ICDC quickly approaches, please review the new dress code which will be in effect for the 2019 ICDC. The most notable changes include: All skirts and dresses must be at or below the knee. Unacceptable types of dress shoes include boat shoes, canvas or fabric shoes, flip flops or casual sandals, athletic shoes, industrial work shoes and hiking boots.
When judging adherence to the dress code, DECA asks that advisors, teachers and chaperones use observation as the tool for assessing compliance. DECA does not support or condone the touching of students or their clothing as a means of determining whether or not a student is following the dress code guidelines. Please remember that an official DECA blazer is required to receive recognition or an award on stage. As you prepare your DECA members for attending ICDC in Orlando, please review the dress code with them. COMPETITIVE EVENT/ACADEMY MANAGEMENT ASSISTANTS Massachusetts DECA will be running the Integrated Marketing Event-Service (IMCS) during ICDC. All advisors are required to work a shift during the competitive events programming. Advisors will be assigned a shift and notified prior to ICDC. Robert Guillemette -Series Director IMCS Heather Newall-Assistant Series Director IMCS CHARTERED ASSOCIATION MEETINGS Saturday, April 27, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista, Room TBA Registration Pick-Up: Hilton Lake Buena Vista Orlando Room TBA Night Owl Registration will be on Friday, April 26th from 11:00 pm – 12:00 am Registration will be on Saturday, April 27th from 10:00 am – 11:00 am and from 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm. Folio & Certificate Pick-Up Hilton Lake Buena Vista Orlando Room TBA 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm ONLY Folios and Certificates not picked up during this time will be left at the hotel in Orlando. Finalist folios will be sent in the mail following ICDC.
CONFERENCE TRANSPORTATION Transportation will be provided from outlying hotel properties. Guests in the following hotels will be considered within walking distance: Hyatt Regency Orlando, Rosen Centre, Rosen Plaza and Hilton Orlando. Limited transportation service will be provided to the Hilton Orlando since it is connected via walkway to the Orange County Convention Center. STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS We want to make every opportunity available for our special needs members to participate in the ICDC. An online form is at https://deca.formstack.com/forms/services_for_special_need_students to identify students that need special services. We will work with the school and/or chartered association to provide the appropriate services. It is critical that we receive the form by the March 28 due date in order to arrange the appropriate services. CONFERENCE COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITY As the premier conference community service activity, DECA will be hosting the annual DECA 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, April 27. For more information and to register, visit www.decaregistration.com/5krun. Proceeds benefit a charity and DECA’s Scholarship Fund. SCHOLARSHIPS DECA’s scholarship program provides over $300,000 in scholarships at the International Career Development Conference each year. Many corporations provide scholarships through the DECA Scholarship Program. DECA Inc. administers the program based on guidelines set by the donor. DECA scholarships are strictly merit based. Scholarships will be awarded during the closing general session. Company representative and student pictures will be taken immediately following the on-stage presentation. The Professional Development scholarship program is for DECA advisors wishing to further their education within their field. Some scholarships can be used to reimburse fees of attendance at an annual conference that provides continuing education credits in their field such as DECA AMPED, Conclave or ACTE. Corporate advisor application postmark deadline is March 4, 2019. These applications can be found at www.deca.org/advisors. LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION Hosted by the DECA Inc. Board of Directors, this annual invitation only event held during DECA’s International Career Development Conference recognizes invited chartered associations and DECA chapter advisors for their outstanding leadership and extraordinary work. PROFESSIONAL DIVISION AWARDS The DECA Professional Division Awards recognize individuals for outstanding and significant contributions toward the development and progress of DECA Inc. on the local to international level. The Honorary Life Membership Award, Chairman’s Award, Outstanding Service Award and Association Administrator of the Year Award are presented at ICDC. INSURANCE COVERAGE Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company will provide special insurance for each chartered association’s delegates and advisors registered for the DECA International Career Development Conference. The delegates must be listed on the registration form. The policy has the following broad features: $25,000 principal sum for accidental death or dismemberment $5,000 maximum for all accidental medical expense benefits per covered accident Coverage is subject to the full terms and conditions in the master policy. For additional information please review the policy at www.deca.org/icdc.
GUIDELINES
+ CONDUCT
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITATTENDANCE CRITERIA
The DECA Inc. Board of Directors has specified that there must be a minimum of one adult advisor for every eight high
school division student delegates. An adult advisor may be any adult named by the chartered association DECA advisor
to serve the chartered association in this capacity. He/she must register for the conference, pay the registration fee and be
in attendance for the entire period of the conference. There are no restrictions on the number of adult advisors who may
attend. In reference to the required minimum, all coordinators, parents, supervisors and teacher educators are eligible.
To be eligible to attend the International Career Development Conference, each high school division member must meet
these basic criteria:
• Be an active member of a division of DECA. Membership must be recorded on an official DECA membership
roster and be on file with DECA Inc.
• Have the approval of the chartered association DECA advisor.
• Have the approval of the chapter DECA advisor.
• Have the approval of the school administration.
• Have the approval of parent or guardian unless 21 years or older.
Any professional, alumni or collegiate division member meeting the above criteria is eligible to attend the International
Career Development Conference.
In addition to the above criteria, high school division members must meet one (1) of the following criteria:
• Be a chartered association participant in one of the international competitive activities. Dues must be paid by
March 1.
• Be a DECA Inc. scholarship award recipient.
• Be a chartered association, area or regional officer.
• Be a voting delegate representing his/her chartered association for his/her division.
• Be a delegate to one of the following:
ASPIRE
ELEVATE
EMPOWER
IGNITE
School-based Enterprise Academy (SBE)
THRIVE
• Be a chartered association delegate by receiving special permission from his/her chartered association DECA
advisor (limited to 1% of the chartered association’s DECA Inc. membership in the high school division).
Allocation for competitors and chartered association representatives are based on each chartered association’s
membership in the high school division on June 30 of the previous calendar year. Please refer to the allocation schedules
included for details.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITPRESIDENTIAL GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
A Governance Committee will be appointed for the High School Division. The purpose of the committee will be to act
upon all violations of the Delegate Conduct Practices and Procedures within the division. The conduct guidelines were
approved by the Board of Directors for DECA Inc. and apply to adult advisors as well as student delegates.
A copy of the Delegate Conduct Practices and Procedures and ICDC Dress Code may be found in this section. The
dress code applies to all participants while in the convention center and convention facilities. The Board of Directors
of DECA Inc. requires every student delegate to read and complete these forms as partial completion of ICDC attendance
requirements. Please make sufficient copies for your delegates to sign and return to you prior to the International Career
Development Conference. Chartered association advisors may wish to bring these forms with them to the conference for
possible reference. PLEASE DO NOT MAIL TO DECA INC.
The chartered association advisor will be notified (in writing) of all violations. Notices may require the committee to
assemble and take such action as is outlined in the Conference Conduct Practices and Procedures.
CODE OF ETHICS FOR ADULT ADVISORS
DECA offers training to those students who have a career objective in the field of marketing, finance, hospitality,
management or entrepreneurship. Individual conduct and appearance is a phase of this training. This phase of the
education program becomes apparent at DECA’s International Career Development Conference.
Since a good example is one method of teaching, and students participating in the conference are impressionable, a Code
of Ethics is set for adult advisors.
It becomes the responsibility of each and every participant to see that proper conduct is adhered to at all times.
Violations of these practices and procedures will be referred to the president of the Board of Directors for DECA Inc.
• Advisors shall conduct daily meetings with participants for progress reports, time schedules and other activities.
• Advisors shall keep an agenda for each student so that they may be reached at any time during the conference.
• Each chartered association shall arrange to have one advisor on call at all times.
• Each advisor shall be responsible for seeing that participants adhere to all conduct practices and procedures.
• The rules as stated in the Delegate Conduct Practices and Procedures and the Dress Code are called to your
attention for review and should govern the behavior of advisors as well as students.
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY
DECA Inc. is committed to creating and maintaining a healthy and respectful environment for all of our emerging leaders
and entrepreneurs. Our philosophy is to ensure all members, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age,
disability, sexual orientation, or socio-economic status, are treated equally and respectfully. Any behavior in the form
of discrimination, harassment or bullying will not be tolerated. It is the responsibility of all members to uphold and
contribute to this climate.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITDELEGATE CONDUCT PRACTICES
AND PROCEDURES
The Board of Directors for DECA Inc. requires each delegate attending the International Career Development Conference
to read and complete the Attendance Permission Form and return to the DECA chartered association advisor as partial
completion of attendance requirements.
• The term “delegate” shall mean any DECA member, • No delegate shall leave the hotel (except for
including advisors, attending conferences (high authorized events) unless permission has been
school, collegiate, alumni, professional). received from chapter and chartered association
advisors.
• There shall be no defacing of public property. Any
damage to any property or furnishing in the hotel • Delegates should be prompt and prepared for all
rooms or building must be paid for by the individual activities.
or chapter responsible.
• Delegates should be financially prepared for all
• Delegates must wear identification badges and activities.
wristbands at all times.
• Delegates are required to attend all sessions and
• Delegates shall refrain from using inappropriate or activities assigned including workshops, competitive
profane language at all times. events, committee meetings, etc., for which they
are registered unless engaged in some specific
• Delegates shall refrain from written, verbal, physical assignment scheduled at the same time.
or electronic activities that may lead to harassment,
hazing, bullying or damaging property. • Delegates will spend nights at their assigned hotel
and in their assigned room. No guests allowed during
• The use of any harassment against anyone on the curfew hours. Delegates will be quiet at curfew.
basis of race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry,
age, gender, sexual orientation, or disability is • Curfew will be enforced. Curfew means the delegate
prohibited. will be in his/her assigned room.
• Delegates shall respect the rights and safety of other • Chartered associations will be responsible for
hotel guests. delegates’ conduct.
• Delegates shall not possess alcoholic beverages, • Delegates ignoring or violating any of the above
narcotics or weapons in any form at any time under rules will subject their entire delegation to being
any circumstances. unseated and their candidates or competitive events
participants to being disqualified. Individual delegates
• Delegates shall refrain from gambling—playing cards, may be sent home immediately at their own expense.
dice or games of chance for money or other things of
value. • Tasteful casual wear will be accepted during specific
social functions as designated during orientation.
• Use of tobacco products and electronic cigarettes by
delegates is prohibited at all DECA functions.
• Delegates must adhere to the dress code at all times.
• Delegates must not dress or behave in a manner than
can be interpreted as sexually explicit.
• Students shall keep their adult advisors informed of
their activities and whereabouts at all times.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITDRESS CODE
Professional appearance is an important aspect of the overall preparation of DECA members for the business world. To that end,
DECA supports a dress code for its career-based functions that exemplifies the highest standards of professionalism while being non-
discriminatory between genders.
DECA’s board of directors has developed the following official dress standards for the International Career Development Conference.
Students, advisors and chaperones must follow the dress code.
Competitors must wear an official DECA blazer during interaction with the judges. While official DECA blazers are not required during
briefing and testing, professional business dress is required. Professional dress should also be worn to all conference sessions including
workshops and special meal functions such as luncheons.
For a more polished, professional appearance, it is recommended that attendees wear appropriate hosiery/socks.
All skirts and dresses must be at or below the knee.
AN OFFICIAL DECA BLAZER IS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE RECOGNITION OR AN AWARD ON STAGE.
WHEN APPEARING BEFORE JUDGES AND DECA BUSINESS CASUAL
ON-STAGE • Casual slacks (e.g., Dockers), blouse or shirt, socks and casual
• Official DECA blazer shoes.
• Dress slacks or dress skirt or business dress • Jeans, t-shirts and athletic shoes are not included in business
• Collared dress shirt and appropriate neckwear (necktie, ascot, casual attire.
scarf) or Dress blouse
• Dress shoes UNACCEPTABLE DURING DECA ACTIVITIES
• Skin-tight or revealing clothing
DECA GENERAL SESSIONS, MEAL FUNCTIONS, • Midriff-baring clothing
EVENT BRIEFING, MANUAL REGISTRATION AND • Swimwear
TESTING • Athletic clothing
• Business suit or sport coat or blazer (blazer optional) • Leggings or graphic designed hosiery/tights
• Dress slacks, dress skirt or business dress • Clothing with printing that is suggestive, obscene or promotes
• Collared dress shirt, dress blouse or dress sweater illegal substances
• Blazer optional • Unacceptable types of dress shoes include boat shoes, canvas
• Dress shoes or fabric shoes, flip flops or casual sandals, athletic shoes,
• Necktie/scarf (optional) industrial work shoes and hiking boots.
When judging adherence to the dress code, DECA asks that advisors, teachers and chaperones use observation as the tool for
assessing compliance. DECA does not support or condone the touching of students or their clothing as a means of determining
whether or not a student is following the dress code guidelines.
Any medical exceptions to this code must be documented in the conference headquarters prior to the beginning of the conference.
This is the responsibility of the local advisor.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITATTENDANCE PERMISSION FORM ATTENDANCE This is to certify that has my permission to attend the above named DECA activity. I also do hereby on behalf of him/her absolve and release the school officials, the DECA chapter advisors and the assigned chartered association DECA staff from any claims for personal injuries or illness which might be sustained while he/she is en route to and from or during the DECA sponsored activity. EMERGENCY Any medical exceptions to this code must be documented in the conference headquarters prior to the beginning of the conference. This is the responsibility of the local advisor. I authorize the advisor to secure the services of a physician or hospital, and to incur the expenses for necessary services in the event of accident or illness, and I will provide for the payment of these costs: LOCAL HOSPITALS WALK-IN CLINIC Celebration Hospital Paramount Urgent Care 400 Celebration Place 8972 Turkey Lake Rd #400 Celebration, FL 34747 Orlando, FL 32819 (P) 407-303-4000 (P) 407-226-1906 Dr. P. Phillips Hospital 9400 Turkey Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819 (P) 407-351-8500 We have read and agree to abide by the delegate conduct practices and procedures and dress code. We also agree that the school officials, the DECA chapter advisors, the chartered association DECA staff, or the Conference Conduct Committee members have the right to send the student home from the activity at our expense, provided that he/she has violated the delegate conduct practices and procedures and/or his/her conduct has become a detriment. Student Signature Parent/Guardian Signature Phone Chapter Advisor Signature School Official Signature Insurance Company Name Policy Number DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KIT
PERMISSION FORM
ICDC DRESS CODE
HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
INTERNATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
I certify that a permission form that includes an explanation of the ICDC dress code has been completed for
each student attending the International Career Development Conference.
Chartered Association DECA Advisor State/Province
This form should be turned in at conference registration on April 26.
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITDELEGATE INFRACTION NOTICE
TO:
Name of Chartered Association Advisor or State Supervisor State/Province
It has been reported that of your state/
province delegation violated the following delegate conduct practice and/or procedure:
_____ Dress code _____ No identification badge
_____ Defaced public property _____ In unauthorized place
_____ Possession of alcoholic beverages/ _____ Curfew regulations
narcotics
_____ Use of alcoholic beverages/narcotics _____ Unauthorized date
_____ Smoking in DECA blazer while _____ Unauthorized transportation
officially representing state/province
association of DECA _____ Other (please specify)
on at
date time
For the benefit of the thousands of DECA members who will be privileged to attend the International
Career Development Conference in future years, it is necessary for all current ICDC delegates to abide by
established conference rules. The exemplary image of DECA must be upheld.
A word of caution to those who care should be sufficient.
Major infraction reports require appropriate action by the Conference Conduct Committee.
Please bring this notice to the immediate attention of all parties involved.
Date Chairman
Presidential Governance Committee
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITATTRACTION
TICKETS
2019
DECA ICDC 2019 REGISTRATION KITATTRACTION
TICKET OPTIONS
2019 DECA International Career Development Conference Tour Package
DECA 5K RUN/WALK
APRIL 27 | 7:30 AM
$30
Pre registration
$40
On site
DECA NIGHT AT UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT™ WALT DISNEY WORLD® RESORT
STUDIOS FLORIDA™ THEME PARKS MAGIC KINGDOM® PARK
APRIL 29 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS FLORIDA™ EPCOT®
6:00 PM – 11:00 PM UNIVERSAL’S ISLANDS OF DISNEY’S HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS®
$95
ADVENTURE™
DISNEY’S ANIMAL KINGDOM® PARK
UNIVERSAL’S VOLCANO BAY™
This special ticket gives DECA members access to the
park during these hours. Once the park closes to the
public, DECA members will have private access until $110 $95
Not available at the gate
11:00 p.m. Many of your favorite attractions will be open, Gate Price: $170 plus tax 1 Day, 1 Park after 1:00 PM
as well as dining and retail operations. A DJ will play 1 Day Park-to-Park
your favorite songs and there will be opportunities for
character meet and greets.
Universal Studios Florida™ and
Universal’s Islands of Adventure™ $65
Not available at the gate
$140
This cost includes DECA transportation, which must be
1 Day, 1 Park after 5:00 PM
used as this is a special event, and a $25 voucher for
$245
food or gift items. Ticket valid only during the date and
Gate Price: $264 plus tax
time noted. Non-refundable. Quantities limited.
2 Day Park-to-Park
Universal Studios Florida™ and Gate Price: $274 plus tax
Universal’s Islands of Adventure™ 2-Day Park Hopper
$175
Gate Price: $279 plus tax
$305
Gate Price: $370 plus tax
3 Day Park-to-Park 3-Day Park Hopper
Universal Studios Florida™, Universal’s Islands of
Adventure™ and Universal’s Volcano Bay™
Transportation is not provided, except for the DECA NIGHT AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS FLORIDA on Monday, April 29. DECA will sell optional transportation wristbands for use on Saturday, April 27 only. The transportation wristbands will be good for one round trip to one
location (Disney’s Transportation Center or Universal Orlando Resort) and will be color coded.
Information about ordering and ticket pick up hours and locations will be included in the ICDC Registration Kit. DECA Inc. does not recognize or accept any responsibility for tours arranged through travel agents or individuals. DECA’s official tours are promoted and sold
only through DECA Inc. All tours are subject to change or cancellation at any time. Pre-orders must be paid in full when tickets are picked up or a credit card, check or cash payment will be necessary.
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