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Formerly known as: Senior Professionals Workshop

Saturday, November 2 | 9:00 a.m. - 6:15 p.m.
Sunday, November 3 | 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Hosted by industry consultant and specialist, Shawn LaPean, the Innovation Lab will feature round table discussions, panel forums, education sessions, and keynote speakers from leaders innovating campus convenience, diverse flavor palates, and robotic technology across colleges and universities. After participating in this day and a half long workshop, attendees will be able to anticipate changing student trends and apply best practices learned outside of higher education to transform the student and campus community experience.
 
 
 
Formerly known as: Emerging Professionals Workshop

Saturday, November 2 | 1:00 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Preparing those seeking a career in auxiliary services, the Leadership Lab will cultivate foundational leadership and management skills needed for the university professional to succeed long-term. With today’s social and political climate, navigating campus politics while also fostering inclusivity is crucial for young professionals looking to enhance their understanding of issues impacting the campus community. The Leadership Lab will provide tangible lessons aimed at increasing awareness of diversity and inclusion issues, while also guiding you through the nuances of campus politics that will leave you better prepared to take the next step in your auxiliary services career.
 
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Formerly known as: Canada Day

Saturday, November 2 | 7:30 a.m. - 6:15 p.m.

Open to all Canadian Attendees, Canada Lab delivers an all-day workshop that invites Canadian institution professionals to exchange ideas, trends, and updates in the Canadian higher education landscape. This targeted event convenes members from across all provinces to collaborate in a culturally relevant and welcoming environment. Whether it is your first event or 20th event, you will certainly make new connections and uncover gems of knowledge to bring back to your campus. The workshop is interactive and the "Cross-Canada Check-up" encourages members to discuss hot topics and seek solutions to those issues that others may have already resolved. Learn More
 
 
 
Formerly known as: CASP Prep Course

Saturday, November 2 | 1:00 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.
CASP Lab is broken out into two groups, one developed for those who are taking the exam at C3X 2019 and another for those who wish to take the exam sometime in the future.

Group One – An Overview: This program is geared toward those who plan on taking the CASP exam in 2020 and beyond. Attendees will get a high-level overview of the program and will learn what it takes to earn the prestigious CASP title.

Group Two – Test Prep: This program is geared toward those who plan on taking the CASP exam in Phoenix, Arizona at C3X 2019. Attendees will get access to resources to help master exam content areas, tips for decreasing test anxiety, and will have the opportunity to bond with other auxiliary professionals who are on the same path to certification.

The Labs are considered registration "add-on" events. Don’t forget to include your chosen Lab as you register for C3X.
 
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Making the Connection
 
 
Innovative Solutions to Food Insecurity on Campus

Owen Moore, Associate Vice President for the Division of Campus Services at New York University.

The ability for campuses to address the basic needs of students continues to be a growing concern. Industry leader Owen Moore will share how he addressed food insecurity at NYU with a unique approach. This eXpress presentation will include a live discussion with students from Design for America, who gathered deeper insights on campus by collecting peer feedback and providing ideas on innovative ‘unlocks’ to some of the root causes of food insecurity.

Design for America is an idea incubator, a motivated community, and a way of approaching complicated challenges. DFA shapes the next generation of social innovators and equips students to tackle social challenges through design innovation.

eXpress Main Stage Speaker: Owen D. Moore

eXpress eXtended Panelists:

Moderator: Salli Darden, SVP Strategy and Commercialization, Chartwells Higher Education
Owen Moore, Associate Vice President for the Division of Campus Services at New York University
Six students from Design for America
 
Parts Town
NACAS News
 
 
NACAS Foundation Robert "Bob" DeMoss Golf Tournament

Tee it up with the NACAS Foundation at C3X on Sunday, November 3, at the Papago Golf Course. Connect with friends and colleagues, as well as meet new ones, while playing this incredible and challenging golf course. The tournament will be a scramble style golf tournament with mini-competitions on-course such as "closest to the pin" and "longest drive" as well as a chance to win $50,000 with a hole-in-one challenge. Shotgun start at 8 a.m. Learn More

Registration Fees: $125

Registration includes:

- Breakfast and lunch
- Two (2) drinks tickets
- Range balls
- Golf cart with GPS system

*NOTE: All proceeds benefit the NACAS Foundation. This is an add-on event. Don’t forget to include it as you register for C3X. If you are already registered, you can log into the Attendee Service Center to add special events to your registration.
 
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NACAS Foundation
 
 
Cornhole Tournament at The Duce ($25/person) - Join the NACAS Foundation at The Duce for a cornhole tournament at Sunday's Opening Reception! Grab a teammate and see if you have what it takes to win!

Hot Air Balloon Ride at Corona Ranch ($100) - Take flight at the Closing Event Tuesday evening and enjoy spectacular views of the Valley of the (setting) Sun! NACAS Foundation will be offering 20-minute tethered hot air balloon rides to allow C3X attendees to soar to new heights.

C3X Elevated ($50) - Elevate your C3X experience while showing your support for the NACAS Foundation at this year's conference. The C3X Elevate package includes exclusive access to NACAS Foundation areas throughout the conference, as well as a commemorative pin to show your support.
*NOTE: All proceeds benefit the NACAS Foundation. These are add-on events. Don’t forget to include them as you register for C3X. If you are already registered, you can log into the Attendee Service Center to add special events to your registration.

Flip-a-Coin - This fundraiser will be held at the Celebration Lunch! After "purchasing" a special bead necklace, eligible participants stand and are asked to put one hand on either their "head" or their "tail." A coin is flipped, and participants whose choice of "head" or "tail" matches the coin flip remain standing. The process repeats until one person remains standing. A prize, typically donated by one of the NACAS business partners, is given to the winner. Proceeds from the "sale" of the bead necklaces help support the work of the NACAS Foundation.

Silent Auction & Raffle - More information coming soon. In 2018, over $50,000 was raised through the C3X Silent Auction & Raffle along with the return of the Foundation Golf tournament.
 
Heritage Parts
Education
 
   
Your road to campus service transformation starts at C3X. By attending any one of our popular education sessions, you’ll walk away with new models, approaches, and solutions to adapt and implement on your campus. Choose from breakout options that focus on all auxiliary service areas, from bookstores to parking to childcare and everything in between. Hear original ideas from industry colleagues, discover new trends from NACAS Business Partners, and find out what did and did not work on other campuses.

 
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Membership
 
   
At C3X, we make your hard work easier by delivering the best moment in time to break into your national network fast, establish partnerships on site, and walk away with the campus service solutions you didn’t even know you needed. C3X is the grand scale destination where higher education institutions and Business Partners collaborate. Whether you are showcasing a product or service, or you are looking for new pathways to activate your vision for campus transformation, this is where you’ll move forward.
 
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NACAS (National Association of College Auxiliary Services), headquartered in Charlottesville, Va., is a nonprofit higher education association serving auxiliary services and student support services professionals at colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland and Asia. NACAS provides extensive opportunities for members to share ideas, develop business solutions, enhance programs and revenues, and develop meaningful professional relationships.
For more information visit: www.nacas.org

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