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MASC Encourages schools and regions to consider the MASC major events when planning their 2022-2023 calendars.

2022-2023 MASC Detailed Calendar
(link to Google calendar document)

2022-2023 Calendar of Major Events Only
(link to Google calendar document)

Link to MASC Google Master Calendar

Information for hosting MASC events (link to hosting details) 

MASC EXPECTS ALL STUDENTS AND ADVISORS ATTENDING ANY MASC EVENT TO FOLLOW THE MASC CODE OF ETHICS:

As leaders, we must be continually aware of our actions and their effects.  In order to make an impact, we must exercise awareness of responsibility to ourselves, to the organizations with which we are associated, and to other people.  This code was developed through a cooperative process involving the MASC Executive Board, state officers, and regional advisors.

As leaders and advisors, we will:

*Serve as role models to our peers and set an example for all to follow.
*Be inclusive of all students while advocating, involvement, and participating in various activities.
*Maintain a high level of respect towards others and ourselves.
*Strive to be committed leaders and encourage others to reach their full potential.
*Remember that part of our leadership responsibilities includes helping, training, and encouraging future leaders.
*Fulfill our role as a person whom others can count on and whose word is solid and trustworthy by refraining from cheating, stealing, or lying.
*Realize that our actions directly impact the integrity and credibility of MASC.
*Maintain the high integrity that MASC has achieved.
*Abide by all rules and procedures laid out by our host facility and organization

 MASC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, ancestry or national origin, familial status, marital status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, or genetic information in its programs and activities and provides equal access and a welcoming environment to all groups.

2022-2023

• Advance:  August 2- 4 – link to information
• Staff Development Day: June 18, 2022 link to information

2021-2022
• Fall Leadership Conference – Saturday, November 20, 2021 (virtual) (link to FLC details)
• National Conference on Student Activities – VIRTUAL (Advisors Only – hosted by NAWD) – December 3-5 (link to NCSA Details)
• Executive Board Meeting – Saturday, December 11 (link to ExBd website) Registration Nov. 23 – 11:59 p.m., Dec. 7
• Workshop Presenter Application for Legislative Session (Must be from a member school) – details on the Legislative Session website Application Deadline Jan 9
• Meet the SMOB Candidates Town Hall: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, February 3, 2022 – Registration January 11 – February 1 (link to details)
• Virtual Legislative Session: Saturday, February 12, 2022 – Registration closed (link to Legislative Session website)
• Executive Board Meeting: Saturday, February 26, 2022 – Registration February 1-22 (link to ExBd website)
•  Women’s Virtual Leadership Forum: Saturday, March 12, 2022 – Registration February 16-March 8 (link to WLF Website)
•  Advocacy Week: March 14-18, 2022 (link to Advocacy Week Info)
•  MASC Officer Candidates Town Hall: Sunday, March 20 – Registration closes 11:59 p.m., Friday, March 18th (link to candidate post with details and registration)
• Convention Part I:  Virtual Elections Saturday, March 26th  (link to Convention Info) and Convention Part II (in-person) April 30 (link to Convention Info)
• Executive Board Meeting: Saturday, May 21st (registration closes May 17th [in-person] and May 19 [virtual]) – Link to Information and Registration