Young Adult Seminar 2018
Each year young adult patrollers from around the division gather for the a long weekend at the Eastern Division Young Adult Patroller Seminar. Holiday Valley, Ellicottville, New York, will host this event; March 16 -19, 2018. Holiday Valley has it all; 1,400 acres of terrain, wide open cruisers, steeps, bumps, and some happy trees. It’s time to Let It Go and attend.
Those who have been to a Young Adult Patroller Seminar speak highly of this event and plan to attend again.
“What a great event. There are no other Young Adult Patrollers where I ski. I never knew there were so many. I’ll be back next year.” – First year attendee
“I look forward to this event each year; the friends, the hands on learning, the skills, the competition, and all the free stuff.”- Third year attendee
If you have never attended an Eastern Division Young Adult Patroller Seminar, this is the year!
Those who have been to a Young Adult Patroller Seminar speak highly of this event and plan to attend again.
“What a great event. There are no other Young Adult Patrollers where I ski. I never knew there were so many. I’ll be back next year.” – First year attendee
“I look forward to this event each year; the friends, the hands on learning, the skills, the competition, and all the free stuff.”- Third year attendee
If you have never attended an Eastern Division Young Adult Patroller Seminar, this is the year!
Here’s what you get by attending the Eastern Division Young Adult Patroller Seminar
- Three nights of lodging (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
- Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday
- Dinner on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
- Lift Tickets
- Free skiing on Friday and Monday
- Hands on skills Training
- Patroller Skills Competition
- Mystery events
- FREE swag and so much more! All for $375.00!
Details for the Young Adult Seminar
Date: March 16-19 2018
Price: $375.00
What’s Included: Lift tickets, 3 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts,
3 dinners, clinics, special events and FREE Swag
Deadline: February 10, 2018, postmarked (late fee of $50.00 imposed after this deadline until event fills to capacity)
Location: Holiday Valley, Ellicottville, New York
2018 Registration Form: click here to download
Price: $375.00
What’s Included: Lift tickets, 3 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts,
3 dinners, clinics, special events and FREE Swag
Deadline: February 10, 2018, postmarked (late fee of $50.00 imposed after this deadline until event fills to capacity)
Location: Holiday Valley, Ellicottville, New York
2018 Registration Form: click here to download
Participant Responsibilities
YAPs: To actively participate, learn, grow, make new lifelong friends, and have fun.
Adult Support Staff: It is important to remember that this event is designed for the YAPs and your cooperation and assistance are vital to its success. The fee for the seminar is kept at a minimum for both adults and YAPs. By accepting this rate you are agreeing to fully support and assist during the event as requested by the organizers.
Chaperones/Advisors: You will probably be assigned to a condo or room with YAPs from your area/region, as well as YAPs from other areas. You will be responsible for all YAPs assigned to the same housing unit. There will be a minimum of two chaperones per unit so you won’t go it alone.
Shepherds: Often a YAP Advisor who is responsible for a large group of YAPs during the daytime events. Shepherds need to have ski skills that allow them to ski all terrain available during the event. They ensure the group gets from point A to point B on time. Shepherds also have to deal with any unforeseen “glitches or speed bumps” that may arise.
OEC Patient: Adult support personnel who have not been assigned other vital roles. This would include parents, patrollers, and chaperones that will lie in the snow for a session playing patient. They must arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the session and are expect to stay until that rotation is completed. This usually takes about three hours.
OEC/S&T Training/Testing: Certified and Division Staff preselected by the Division YAP Advisor participate offering the best educational opportunity for the attending YAPs.
Saturday Night Activity/General Event Organization/Logistics & Support Staff. Special staff responsible for the planning and implementation of the Saturday night event. Each year the event changes ranging from Avalanche Training, Search and Rescue, or Mountain Travel Rescue skills.
Adult Support Staff: It is important to remember that this event is designed for the YAPs and your cooperation and assistance are vital to its success. The fee for the seminar is kept at a minimum for both adults and YAPs. By accepting this rate you are agreeing to fully support and assist during the event as requested by the organizers.
Chaperones/Advisors: You will probably be assigned to a condo or room with YAPs from your area/region, as well as YAPs from other areas. You will be responsible for all YAPs assigned to the same housing unit. There will be a minimum of two chaperones per unit so you won’t go it alone.
Shepherds: Often a YAP Advisor who is responsible for a large group of YAPs during the daytime events. Shepherds need to have ski skills that allow them to ski all terrain available during the event. They ensure the group gets from point A to point B on time. Shepherds also have to deal with any unforeseen “glitches or speed bumps” that may arise.
OEC Patient: Adult support personnel who have not been assigned other vital roles. This would include parents, patrollers, and chaperones that will lie in the snow for a session playing patient. They must arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the session and are expect to stay until that rotation is completed. This usually takes about three hours.
OEC/S&T Training/Testing: Certified and Division Staff preselected by the Division YAP Advisor participate offering the best educational opportunity for the attending YAPs.
Saturday Night Activity/General Event Organization/Logistics & Support Staff. Special staff responsible for the planning and implementation of the Saturday night event. Each year the event changes ranging from Avalanche Training, Search and Rescue, or Mountain Travel Rescue skills.
