(OLD - 2019)

This 2-hour workshop is designed and facilitated by Deloitte professionals.

Purpose: To build familiarity with significant technology trends and how they create opportunities for innovation – both in business model (what an organization is set up to do) and specific capabilities (how it does those things).

Objectives: After participating in this course, participants will be able to 1) articulate how technology shapes operating environment and strategy; 2) identify categories and examples of emerging technology applications; and 3) connect technologies to problems and understand the roles of emerging technology engagement.

Additional Information:

- Students should bring one government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Please arrive 15 minutes early.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.

Directions:

Take the Blue, Orange, or Silver Line to Rosslyn Station. Head north on North Moore Street. Turn right onto 19th Street. Turn left onto North Lynn Street. The building will be on your right.

***This organization only hires U.S. citizens.

Members of senior leadership will be in attendance; please be respectful and arrive on time. Students attending both the Deloitte workshop and this roundtable event must take extra precaution and consider travel time between events. Late entry will not be permitted.

About Guidehouse:

Guidehouse is a leading global provider of consulting services to the public and commercial markets with broad capabilities in management, technology, and risk consulting. We help clients address their toughest challenges with a focus on markets and clients facing transformational change, technology-driven innovation and significant regulatory pressure. Across a range of advisory, consulting, outsourcing, and technology/analytics services, we help clients create scalable, innovative solutions that prepare them for future growth and success. Headquartered in Washington DC, the company has more than 7,000 professionals in more than 50 locations. Guidehouse is a Veritas Capital portfolio company, led by seasoned professionals with proven and diverse expertise in traditional and emerging technologies, markets and agenda-setting issues driving national and global economies.

Roundtable Information:

We invite students of Columbia University, SIPA to join Guidehouse's National Security practice representing engagements from the Department of State and the Intelligence Community Practice for a discussion about how data is being used across the U.S. Government and how Guidehouse supports these efforts. The event will include an overview of the big-data projects Guidehouse is managing for the U.S. Government, a panel discussion, and a chance to meet and mingle. Alumni from SIPA will also be in attendance to answer any questions about life beyond Columbia University and New York City.

Additional Information:

- Students must present a government-issued ID to enter the building; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students must arrive 30 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Please use Farragut West or Farragut North stations to access the Guidehouse DC location via metro. Via Farragut West, follow 18th St toward Constitution Avenue two blocks and turn left onto Pennsylvania Avenue. Via Farragut North, follow 17th St toward Constitution Avenue three blocks and turn right onto Pennsylvania Avenue. We are located at 1730 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20006. Please check in with the security desk in the lobby; they will direct you to our 6th floor reception desk. You will need a government-issued ID for check-in.

*This organization only considers U.S. Citizens for new hires and internships.

About the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC):

The mission of OPIC is to support American investment in less developed countries with debt finance and political risk insurance. With the creation of the DFC, we will have new products and authorities which will allow us to support projects that are highly developmental and of importance to the national security of the United States. In addition, with the launch of DFC, we will have the ability to provide support to projects that are of importance to the Embassies which the United States operates worldwide. This product is supported by the Development Credit Authority formerly a part of USAID.

Internship opportunities exist in our debt finance departments, political risk insurance group, project monitoring group, investment funds department, risk management, among others listed in WWW.USAJOBS.GOV

Additional Information:

- Students must bring two forms of ID - a government-issued photo ID and a school ID to be admitted to the building; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress in Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

OPIC is located at 1100 New York Avenue, NW which is near the Metro Center Metro station. It is the office building bounded by 11th and 12th Streets, NW and by H Street, and New York Avenue, NW. Once you arrive to the building, please check in with the Main Security desk which is located in the non-atrium side of the building (on the New York Avenue side). The Security guards will lead you to the elevators that go to OPIC's reception. The Receptionist will let me know when you have arrived.

*This organization only hires U.S. Citizens. However, all are welcome to attend!

About the U.S. Department of State:

The State Department is a U.S. federal agency headquartered in Washington, DC. Our employees promote peace and prosperity, foster American values, protect American citizens, and advance the interests of the United States abroad. You can work in Washington or abroad as a Foreign Service Officer, Foreign Service Specialist, Consular Fellow, or member of the civil service.

If you are passionate about public service and want to represent the U.S. around the world, the State Department offers you a career unlike any other. You will serve one of more than 270 embassies, consulates and other diplomatic missions in the Americas, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Some of these posts are in difficult and dangerous environments, but all of them offer great challenges and rewards.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring a government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal
- Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Farragut North (Red Line). Head west on K Street NW. Turn left on 17th Street NW. Turn right on L Street NW. The building will be on your left. The room at Pew is the Nairobi room.

*This organization typically hires PhDs.

About The International Monetary Fund (IMF):

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of 189 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world. Created in 1945, the IMF is governed by and accountable to the 189 countries that make up its near-global membership. The IMF's primary purpose is to ensure the stability of the international monetary system—the system of exchange rates and international payments that enables countries (and their citizens) to transact with each other. The Fund's mandate was updated in 2012 to include all macroeconomic and financial sector issues that bear on global stability.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress in Business Formal.
- Students must arrive at least 20 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Farragut West. Head west on I (Eye) Street NW. Turn left onto 19th Street.

*This organization considers US Citizens and Permanent Residents for internships and full-time opportunities.

About Dexis Consulting Group:

Dexis Consulting Group advances security and prosperity through gold-standard management services. They work with organizations that promote stability, resilience, and prosperity through social and peacekeeping programs across agriculture and economic growth, stabilization, and security sector assistance.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring a photo ID (school ID should be fine); if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students must arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Dexis is directly above the McPherson Square Metro stop (Orange, Silver, Blue lines) and can be found in Zei Alley that connects 14th and 15th street.

***This organization only considers US citizens or permanent residents for full-time positions and internships.

About Dalberg:

Dalberg Advisors is a strategic advisory firm which brings the best of private sector strategy skills and rigorous analytical capabilities with deep knowledge and networks across emerging and frontier markets. We work collaboratively across the public, private and philanthropic sectors to fuel inclusive growth and help clients achieve their goals.

Our global perspectives are firmly rooted in local realities. We have 17 offices across the world and have served clients in more than 90 countries. By combining local roots and extensive international experience, our strategies blend the best global ideas and innovations with the local practicalities and partnerships needed for effective implementation.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government issued photo ID.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students must arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

The closest metro stop is McPherson Sq. When you get out of the metro turn left and continue walking on 14th NW St for one block until the intersection with K St NW, cross the road, and you'll see 1401K building on the corner.

*This organization does consider international students for internships.

About World Resources Institute:

World Resources Institute (WRI) is an independent, nonprofit global research organization that turns big ideas into action at the nexus of environment, economic opportunity and human well-being. We are working to address critical challenges that the world must overcome this decade in order to secure a sustainable future for people and the planet: climate change, energy, food, forests, water, sustainable cities, and the ocean.

Internships at WRI are learning experiences designed for current students, recent graduates, or other candidates who wish to gain knowledge about a specific area of our work. We strive to attract diverse, intellectually-driven candidates who have a passion for sustainability and development. WRI provides many internship opportunities throughout the year in all our programs.

WRI is committed to advancing gender and social equity for human well-being in our mission and applies this principle to our organizational and programmatic practices.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Union Station (Red Line). Take the exit for 1st Street NE from the Metro and turn right onto 1st Street. The office building is located at 10 G Street NE, 8th floor, only one block from Union Station.

*For all internships and full-time civil and foreign service positions you must be a U.S. citizen, but there are also foreign service national and contractor positions that have different requirements, some open to international candidates.

About U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID):

Spending less than one-half of 1 percent of the federal budget, USAID works in over 100 countries to: promote broadly shared economic prosperity; strengthen democracy and good governance; improve global health, food security, environmental sustainability and education; help societies prevent and recover from conflicts; and provide humanitarian assistance in the wake of natural and man-made disasters. USAID is the lead U.S. Government agency that works to end extreme global poverty and enable resilient, democratic societies to realize their potential.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring two forms of ID, including one government-issued photo ID, the other can be a school ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Metro Center (Red Line) or Federal Triangle (Blue/Orange/Sliver Lines) are close to the USAID's headquarters. Enter the Ronald Reagan Building (RRB) using the 14th Street entrance. After passing through RRB security, make your way to the USAID lobby to check in with security.

*This organization does consider international students for internships and full-time positions.

About IHS Markit:

IHS Markit is the leading source of information and insight in critical areas that shape today's business landscape. Customers rely on the company to address strategic and operational challenges.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal
- Students should arrive 20 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Dupont Circle Station. Head east toward 19th Street NW. Turn Left onto 19th Street NW. Turn right onto Connecticut Avenue NW.

*This organization only hires U.S. Citizens.

About Booz Allen Hamilton:

Booz Allen Hamilton is the oldest management consulting firm in the world. Headquartered in the Washington DC region, Booz Allen is now one of the largest management and technology consulting firms providing advisory services to the to the US government. Over 95% of the firm's revenue comes from consulting services with the Federal Government and it continues to be ranked by the Vault as the best firm in public sector consulting.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal
- Students should arrive 30 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to McPherson Square (Blue/Orange/Silver Lines). There is a Starbucks on the corner and the building overlooks McPherson Square.

*This organization does consider international students for internships and full-time positions.

About World Bank Group:

The World Bank Group (WBG) is a family of five international organizations that make leveraged loans to developing countries. It is the largest and most famous development bank in the world and is an observer at the United Nations Development Group. The bank is based in Washington, DC and provided around $61 billion in loans and assistance to "developing" and transition countries in the recent past.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress is Business Formal.
- Students must arrive at least 45 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Farragut West or Farragut North Metro stop. There is a courtyard whose entrance is by the Subway restaurant. Located at the corner of G and 18th Street NW. The room is G3-080. 

*This organization considers international students for internships and full-time opportunities.

About Sol Systems, LLC:

Sol Systems is a leading financier and developer in the solar industry, dedicated to creating a platform for compassionate entrepreneurs to have a meaningful impact in the world. The company has developed and/or financed over one hundred projects and has financed over 800MW (over one billion dollars) in solar assets. During the visit, students can expect to meet the founder of the company, Yuri Horwitz, and team members who work in the fields such as Structured Finance, Development, Policy, and Project Operations to gain more insight about their work and what's like working in the solar industry.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of photo ID (school-issued ID is fine); if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Sol office is located at the corner of Connecticut Ave NW and L St and is close to two metro stations Farragut West (orange, silver, blue lines) and Farragut North (red line). If taking a red line, exit at Farragut North metro station, follow signs for L St, and turn right on Connecticut Ave. If taking the silver, orange, or blue lines, exit at the Farragut West metro station, follow signs for 17th & I St, and walk 2 blocks toward L St.

*This organization considers international students for internships opportunities.

About Save the Children:

For 100 years, we've been giving children in the U.S. and around the world a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. When crisis strikes, we are always among the first to respond and the last to leave. We do whatever it takes to save children, transforming their lives and the future we share.

Site Visit Information:

- Students must bring one form of photo ID (school-issued ID is fine); if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students must arrive 30 minutes early to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

Save the Children is located off the Red line at Union Station. From Union Station, turn right on Massachusetts Avenue and then turn right again onto North Capitol. Save the Children is located across the street from Gonzaga High School, on North Capitol St between H Street and K Street. When you arrive, check-in at the front desk and tell them you are going to Save the Children on the 9th floor. They will send you up. Once you arrive, tell reception you are here for the Columbia site visit and they will send you to the proper room or call for the DHR Program Coordinator to take you.

Please Note: This organization only hires U.S. citizens and citizens from the other 47 member countries of the IDB.

About the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB):

A long-standing initiative of the Latin American countries, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) was established in 1959 as a development institution with novel mandates and tools. Its lending and technical cooperation programs for economic and social development projects went far beyond the mere financing of economic projects that was customary at the time.

The IDB's programs and tools proved so effective that soon the IDB became the model on which all other regional and sub-regional multilateral development banks were created. Today, the IDB is the oldest and largest regional development bank. It is the main source of multilateral financing for economic, social and institutional development projects as well as trade and regional integration programs in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Site Visit Information: 

Although this organization only hires U.S. citizens and citizens from the other 47 member countries of the IDB, this event is open to all students attending the Washington, DC Career Conference. 

Join SIPA alumni from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to learn about the organization - their work, opportunities and career paths.  Please note: English and Spanish are mandatory to work at the IDB. Depending on the position, a 3rd language is required, either Portuguese or French.

The Bank has 4 official languages:

- English
- Spanish
- French
- Portuguese

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - is Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 30 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Metro Center (Red Line) or McPherson Square (Blue/Orange/Silver Lines). Exit on 13th Street and head north. Turn left on H Street NW. 1300 New York Avenue NW is on the corner of New York Avenue NW and H Street NW.

*This organization does consider international students for internships and full-time positions.

About Albright Stonebridge Group:

Albright Stonebridge Group is a commercial diplomacy firm that helps clients in the private, non-profit, and social sector navigate international markets.  We have worked in over 115 countries, across a range of industries and sectors. 

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 15 minutes early to allow for security check-in.

Directions:

Red/Blue/Orange/Silver lines to Metro Center. Exit at 13th and G exit, and the entrance to the building is next to the metro exit. Upon entering the lobby, check-in with the security guard, who will check ids and direct you up to the 10th floor.

* This organization considers international students for internships and some full-time positions.

About Brookings Institution:

The Brookings Institution is an American research group founded in 1916 on Think Tank Row in Washington, D.C. It conducts research and education in the social sciences, primarily in economics, metropolitan policy, governance, foreign policy, and global economy and development.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring one form of government-issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students should arrive 30 minutes early to allow for security check-in.

Directions:

Metro to Dupont Circle Station. Head north on 19th Street. At Dupont Circle, take the third exit onto Massachusetts Avenue NW.

Seating will be first-come first-served. Please arrive early to secure a place.

Stephen J. Hadley
Principal, RiceHadleyGates LLC
Former Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs

and

Professor Stephen Sestanovich
Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of International Diplomacy, Columbia SIPA

Stephen Hadley served as assistant to the president for National Security Affairs from 2005-2009. In that capacity he was the principal White House foreign policy adviser to then President George W. Bush, directed the National Security Council staff, and ran the interagency national security policy development and execution process. From 2001 to 2005, Hadley was the assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser, serving under then National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice. In addition to covering the full range of national security issues, he had special responsibilities in several specific areas including U.S. relations with Russia, the Israeli disengagement from Gaza, developing a strategic relationship with India and ballistic missile defense.

Mix and mingle with SIPA alumni living and working in the DC area. Historically, this event attracts approximately 160 SIPA alumni and 180 students.

To kick off the conference and a day full of career panel discussions, please join OCS' Executive Director in Academy Hall for breakfast and an opening address.

Each boardroom event hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. The Boardroom setting encourages dialogue and interaction between students and panelists.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each roundtable event will host upwards of 10 professionals, each seated individually around the room. Students will be able to meet with 3 panelists in small groups (~10) in a series of 20-minute sessions. Panelists will speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each roundtable event will host upwards of 10 professionals, each seated individually around the room. Students will be able to meet with 3 panelists in small groups (~10) in a series of 20-minute sessions. Panelists will speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each boardroom event hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. The Boardroom setting encourages dialogue and interaction between students and panelists.

A panel discussion of four 2019 ISP and IFEP graduates from SIPA will share their experiences finding jobs, finding housing, and resettling in the US capital.

Deliciously catered by Windows Catering. Assorted lunchboxes - grab one of your liking and find a table in Academy Hall.

Please be considerate and clean-up after yourselves.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each boardroom event hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. The Boardroom setting encourages dialogue and interaction between students and panelists.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each roundtable event will host upwards of 10 professionals, each seated individually around the room. Students will be able to meet with 3 panelists in small groups (~10) in a series of 20-minute sessions. Panelists will speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each roundtable event will host upwards of 10 professionals, each seated individually around the room. Students will be able to meet with 3 panelists in small groups (~10) in a series of 20-minute sessions. Panelists will speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search.

Each career panel hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. All panels will include a participatory Q&A portion at the end of the event.

Each boardroom event hosts 4-6 professionals that speak to industry trends, their personal career journey, and advice on how to navigate the job search. The Boardroom setting encourages dialogue and interaction between students and panelists.

Enjoy drink specials in the upstairs Loft as you connect with students from SAIS, SFS, and SIPA at happy hour. Collect a wristband from Michelle Ellis for drink specials: $8.50 Mission margaritas, $5.50 Coronas, $8 Tito's mixed drinks, $8 quesadillas (+$4 to add protein).

*You must be a U.S. Citizen to attend.

*** Be aware that this site event is taking place on Tuesday the 14th, not Thursday the 16th!

*To be considered registered for this event you must email the following information to rc3345@sipa.columbia.edu by December 23rd:
- Your full name
- Social Security Number
- Date of Birth
- Place of Birth (City/State)

*If you are driving to the event, please provide:
- Vehicle information (make/model/license plate number)
- Driver's name, SSN, DOB, POB, and citizenship.

***The information provided will be encrypted before being sent to the organization.

About the National Counterterrorism Center:

The National Counterterrorism Center leads and integrates the national counterterrorism (CT) effort by fusing foreign and domestic CT information, providing terrorism analysis, sharing information with partners across the CT enterprise, and driving whole-of-government action to secure U.S. national CT objectives.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring a government-issued photo ID.
- Dress Code - Business Formal.
- Students MUST ARRIVE 30 MINUTES prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.
- Metro to the McLean metro stop. From there, you will have to take a Lyft/Uber/Taxi to the visitor center at NCTC (about 10-15 minutes drive). You must take a car and cannot walk onto the campus.

Directions:

Step 1: Metro
From Washington, DC, take the Silver Line towards Wiehle/Reston. Get off at the McLean stop.

Step 2: Taxi/Uber/Lyft
Taxis are often but not always available at the metro stop. Be prepared to use Uber/Lyft.
Take the car to 1500 Tysons Mclean Drive. When turning onto Mclean Drive, stay in the LEFT lane to continue to the Access Control Center/Visitor's Center. Attendees will be met at the Access Control Center/Visitor's Center. Please note that all arriving guests must come by car, and are not allowed to enter the campus on foot.

*This organization considers international students only for summer internships.

*** Be aware that this site event is taking place on Tuesday the 14th, not Thursday the 16th!

About FiscalNote:

FiscalNote is a technology and media company that provides information services and software that connects the world to their governments. As the premier hub of domestic and global government information, FiscalNote's comprehensive suite of software solutions offers customers and readers policy data, news, analysis and award-winning journalism.

FiscalNote's media division, CQ Roll Call, serve as an integral part of FiscalNote's mission to connect people around the world to their government.

Our mission is to build the world's most powerful platform for analyzing government risk and opportunity. For organizations facing government impact, FiscalNote is the platform for professionals to plan and execute their organization's government risk strategy. Our fierce curiosity and insatiable urge for the next challenge pours into our company culture.

Additional Information:

- Students must bring a government issued photo ID; if you are an international student please bring your passport.
- Dress Code - Business Formal
- Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the visit to allow time for security check-in.

Directions:

FiscalNote is located at 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DC 20004 on the 6th floor, just a few short blocks from the Metro Center metro station. When exiting the Metro Center Station, exit via the 12th street entrance, turn right to walk down 12th street (towards Ollies' Trollies), there is an entrance to the building on 12th street between E Street and Pennsylvania Ave.

All conference attendees are required to attend ONE orientation session.
- Monday, November 25 from 1-2pm
- Wednesday, December 4 from 1-2pm
- Tuesday, December 10 from 5-6pm

All conference attendees are required to attend ONE orientation session.
- Monday, November 25 from 1-2pm
- Wednesday, December 4 from 1-2pm
- Tuesday, December 10 from 5-6pm

All conference attendees are required to attend ONE orientation session.
- Monday, November 25 from 1-2pm
- Wednesday, December 4 from 1-2pm
- Tuesday, December 10 from 5-6pm