Seminar/Webinar on Federal Campaign Finance Laws
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Seminar Information:Who should attend this seminar?
What is the schedule/program? Click here to view the agenda and schedule for the seminar. What is the difference between the seminar and webinar? The agenda is exactly the same. Seminar workshops will simply be simulcast for online attendees. While those present at the seminar will have more opportunities to interact with agency staff and other attendees, webinar participants will see and hear all workshops and will be able to ask questions via live chat or email. May PAC representatives attend this seminar? You may attend, but the content of this seminar is not tailored to your type of organization. The Commission will host a number of seminars throughout the Spring tailored to PACs. To view the full list of events, please see our website at http://www.fec.gov/info/outreach.shtml#conferences. For additional information on seminars/webinars, please email the FEC at Conferences@fec.gov or call the FEC's Information Division at 1.800.424.9530 (Press 6). Are CLE credits (or continuing education credits) available? The FEC has not applied in any state to be an official CLE (or CE) sponsor. Attendees in the past, however, have applied on their own for, and received, continuing education credits for their attendance at FEC conferences and seminars. Contact your state MCLE organization (or state board of accountancy, for accountants) for more information. Please contact us if you have further questions or need additional materials for your application. Are there workshops for beginners? Yes. The workshop entitled Basics for Beginners provides an overview of campaign finance law that is particularly beneficial to newcomers. Beginners also benefit from the chance to network with more experienced campaign finance law professionals and share ideas with each other. How about someone who is a seasoned veteran of campaign finance law - Does this seminar fit their needs? Yes. Advanced workshops are offered on topics such as corporate/labor communications and recent developments in campaign finance law. All of the workshops are updated regularly to ensure that attendees receive the very latest information. Moreover, FEC seminars offer an opportunity for both beginners and advanced attendees to network with one another, to share ideas and to learn from each other. Registration InformationWhat is the registration fee? The registration fee is $100 to attend in-person or $75 to participate online. Either way, the registration fee includes a $25 nonrefundable transaction fee. A full refund (minus the transaction fee) will be made for all cancellations received before 5 p.m. EDT on March 16; no refund will be made for cancellations received after that date and time. Note: Credit card payments will appear on your statement as paid to Sylvester Management Corporation. How do I register for the seminar/webinar?
If you use an online form to register for a conference or seminar, information you provide may be retained so that information about changes, upgrades, etc. may be provided where appropriate. Please see our Privacy policy for more information. LogisticsWhere is the seminar being held? The seminar will be held at the FEC's headquarters at 999 E Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20463. The FEC is located downtown in the Penn Quarter neighborhood and is walking distance from several Metro subway stations. Please allow a few extra minutes to go through security upon our arrival at the FEC. How do I access the webinar? The webinar will be available at http://fec.adobeconnect.com. You'll need internet access, a web browser and Adobe Flash Player 10.1 or higher to participate. Additional instructions and technical information will be provided to those who register for the webinar. What hotel arrangements do I need to make? Attendees are responsible for making their own hotel reservations at a hotel of your choosing. Hotels that are within walking distance to the FEC are listed below in order of proximity:
Note that the FEC is providing this list of nearby hotels for the attendees' convenience; but, as a government agency, may not endorse any of them. For better rates and availability, you may wish to consider using a suburban hotel and taking public transportation into the city (see below). We recommend that you do not finalize your hotel/travel reservations until you receive confirmation of your registration from the FEC. How do I get to the FEC's Headquarters?
What is the weather like in Washington DC, in March? Click here for the National Weather Service forecast for Washington, DC. What should I wear? While there is no formal dress code for our conferences and seminars, attendees typically wear business casual attire. Due to the unpredictability of the meeting room temperatures, you may want to bring a sweater or jacket. Additional Questions:Conference Program: 1-800/424-9530 (press 6) or email Conferences@fec.gov Conference Registration/Fees: 1-800/246-7277 or email Rosalyn@sylvestermanagement.com |