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Schedule of Events

9:00 - 10:00 A.M.	Registration and Entertainment Cultural Center Lobby
9:00 A.M.	Display Setup Upper and Lower Rotundas
9:30 - 10:00 A.M.	Entertainment Cultural Center Theater Welcome Andrea Garton, WVU Collegiate 4-H *Speakers* Mike Garrison, WVU President David Miller, WVU Extension Director Bill Stewart, WVU Head Football Coach
10:00 A.M.	Group Photograph Inside Cultural Center Lobby
10:00 - 11:00 A.M.	Meetings with Delegates and Senators WVU Extension county groups: Remember to pick up and deliver items and service cards.
10:00 A.M. - Noon	Observe the House and Senate View the session from the galleries and listen to proclamations as they are issued
12:30 P.M.	Lunch – You Choose Cafeteria in Capitol Complex; fast food nearby; or pre-ordered boxed lunches (picked up from local caterer in the Lower Rotunda)
1:00 - 3:00 PM	Additional Time Additional time to meet with delegates and senators, with appointments scheduled in advance. Take down displays.

Many educational and entertaining programs will be available at different times during the day, including:

4-H Dance Ambassadors, who will perform traditional Appalachian folk dances at 9 a.m. in the Cultural Center.

Our Day at the Legislature Group photograph, which will be taken at 10 a.m. inside the Cultural Center lobby.

Faces of 4-H, an exhibit of 50 photographs of 4-H members enjoying summer learning experiences at 4-H camp. The exhibit will be in the Capitol’s Upper Rotunda.

Circle of Earth Bracelets, free bead bracelets. Youths of all ages can make and wear these bracelets as a reminder of the day. The bracelet table will be open in the Capitol’s Upper Rotunda.

Hope, Wish, and a Dream, a place where all visitors can post the promise they see in West Virginia’s future. The table will be open in the Capitol’s Upper Rotunda.

Chocolate Chip Mining, Spinergy and Recycling, three fun games that give everyone a different perspective on coal, energy conservation and recycling. The game table will be operated by National Research Center for Coal and Energy staff open in the Capitol’s Upper Rotunda.

WVU Jackson’s Mill will feature a hands-on experiential educational exhibit with paper marbling and the skins, skulls and tracks program, plus feature a short video. The exhibit will be open in the Capitol’s Upper Rotunda.

WVU's economic impact in West Virginia, a 1p.m. press conference in the Capitol's Upper Rotunda.

The most important activity of the day is to visit with your senators and delegates. Other activities offered during the day are optional.

We look forward to seeing you in Charleston on Tuesday, February 19!