[CAUT] University based conventions

[Paul T Williams]

We won't need to use any staff people other than reserving rooms and any 
contracts we may need for building use. They are standard documents.  We 
will be asking a couple of the music fraternity chapters to help for a 
$donation to their chapter, and I, too have lots of "bling" to get into 
any room we need. Since this is a smaller event, we will only need 5-6 
classrooms and a couple of practice room and my shop. Our chapter members 
will also be helping.  I have access to plenty of tables, extension chords 
etc,  I will be checking out if other groups are signed up for Spring 
Break yet, but this is a plan for 2010.  Last year nobody was here that 
week.  Perhaps we're friendlier than schools you have all worked with...pw

 



Jeff Tanner <jtanner at mozart.sc.edu> 
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On Oct 16, 2007, at 2:03 PM, Israel Stein wrote:

And even if you sell the 
Director on this - I guarantee you, his enthusiasm will not filter down to 
the 
people that you will actually have to work with. To them, you are just an 
unwelcome 
extra headache - not their reason for being there, as with hotel 
employees... 

Israel is correct.  We host events for outside groups during some of our 
breaks and the staff hates it.  It's extra work that keeps them from 
getting done what needs to be getting done.  Our fall break was last week 
and I didn't realize it was here.



Jeff Tanner, RPT
University of South Carolina



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