Membership - American Sail Training Association

International Sail Training & Tall Ships
Conference 2008
Preliminary Agenda

Organized by Sail Training International and the American Sail Training Association

Printable version- Agenda is preliminary and subject to change.

Friday, November 14
0730-0845 Registration and Coffee
0900-1000 Opening Plenary Session and Keynote
  Peter Neill of The World Ocean Observatory
1000-1045 Coffee Break
1100-1215 Focus Sessions 1
Sail Trainers Delivering Sail Training as Part of a Long Term Development Program
Sail Trainers Protecting the Marine Environment
Sail Trainers Incident Analysis - UK and US incident
All Delegates Ship Recruitment - Making the Economics Work for All
Host Ports Risk Managment - Security, Crowd Control, Inclement Weather, etc.
1215-1400 Lunch and Tall Ships Atlantic Challenge Port Presentation
1415-1530 Focus Sessions 2
Sail Trainers Medicine at Sea
Sail Trainers Protecting the Marine Environment
All Delegates Ship Recruitment - Making the Economics Work for All
Host Ports Risk Managment - Security, Crowd Control, Inclement Weather, etc
Sail Trainers Characteristics of an Effective Sail Training Program
(Developing a Generic Youth Development Program)
1530-1615 Coffee Break
1630-1745 Focus Sessions 3
Host Ports How to Conduct and Economic Impact Survey
All Delegates Corporate Hospitality
Sail Trainers Risk Management/Insurance Premium Protection
Sail Trainers Incident Analysis - UK and US incident
Sail Trainers Medicine at Sea
Under 25 Youth Forum
1930-2100 2009 Tall Ships Atlantic Challenge Host Ports Reception


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