International Indigenous Business and Entrepreneurship Conference Fostering Indigenous Entrepreneurship June 19-22, 2006 Sandia Resort & Casino Albuquerque, New Mexico Volunteer for IIBEC... The International Indigenous Business & Entrepreneurship Conference is currently seeking the assistance of over 150 volunteers to make its International Conference a success. We hope those of you who will be attending this year's conference will consider signing up as a volunteer. Examples of volunteer activities include stuffing conference bags, welcoming attendees, working in the information booth, as an Expo monitor, or a session assistant, just to name a few. A key component for a successful conference is the valuable contribution of volunteers during the IIBEC Conference. Please join us! If you are ready to volunteer, please download the following: Volunteer Policy & Agreement Volunteer Registration Form Parent/Guardian Permission Form(if under 17 years) Print and Send... Print and mail the form to: Ms. Joan SittingBull, IIBEC Volunteer Coordinator International Business Students Assoc. UNM-Anderson Schools of Management MSC05 3090 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 You may also print and fax the form to: (505) 277-9868 Attn: Jaye Francis or Dr. Raul Gouvea Thank you for your interest in the International Indigenous Business & Entrepreneurship Conference. We look forward to meeting and working with you. IIBEC Volunteer Policy & Agreement The International Indigenous Business & Entrepreneurship Conference/International Business Students Association appreciates your services, and we will do our utmost to ensure that your volunteer experience is rewarding, productive and safe. We are committed to respecting your skills and individual needs within the limitation of these requirements. We ask your cooperation in following these guidelines. Follow staff instruction and complete duties as assigned. Ask for help, as needed. Report possible hazards or unsafe activities to staff. Anyone under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol will not be permitted to volunteer. Come dressed to volunteer. Closed toe shoes and long pants are required. Sandals, tank tops, shorts, offensive clothing, lip rings, nose rings, tongue, eyebrow, and chin jewelry, and portable cd/MP3 players are not permitted. Wash hands before handling food, after break, smoking or returning from the restroom. Keep your work area clean and orderly. Be safe. Use proper lifting techniques, using your legs to push upwards, keeping your back straight and body balanced. Solicit the help of another person to lift objects over 20 pounds. Ask for help if you need assistance. Running, shouting, horseplay is not permitted. Harassment of any kind, violence, intimidation, offensive speech or gesture of any kind is not tolerated by staff or volunteers. Any behavior intended to create discord or restricting volunteers or staff from working will not be tolerated. Report incidents immediately to staff. Youth volunteers (ages 14-17) must have a permission slip in order to volunteer. Youth ages 14 and 15 must be accompanied by an adult 21 years of age or older; they are to be monitored on a continuous basis. Use discretion when conducting personal business during volunteer time. Volunteers leaving before the end of a shift must advise staff. (c)2005 iibec