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I. Prepare campground.
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A. Check out condition
of campground facilities. |
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1. Secure supplies before the
conference. (i.e. batteries, walkie talkies, envelops, pens, signs and scotch tapes etc.)
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2. Visit the campground with Administrative
Department Vice Chair, Registrar, Production
Manager and Display Booth Coordinator by mid-October.
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3. Extract relevant rules, regulations, and
precautions and send them to Handbook Production for the
handbook (including the campground map) by first week of November.
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B. Direct traffic. |
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1. Setup road signs at strategic points near the
campground for conferees to follow.
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2. Setup signs for incoming traffic with regards to
parking directions.
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C. Take care of
Conference materials. |
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1. Hang up theme banner in auditorium.
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2. Secure blackboards, overhead and video projectors,
screens, chairs, and tables as requested by the Speaker
Coordinator, Counseling and Follow-up Coordinator, and Audio Recording.
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II. Provide comfort and convenient
services.
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A. Train a small team of assistants
(about 3 to 4 people). |
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B. Setup complaint and service request
box and design procedures on handling them |
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C. Interface with campground staff on
maintenance of heaters, lighting, and on supplies such as toilet paper, blankets, and
pillows, etc. |
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