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WELCOME PACKAGE

CENTENNIAL GRAND CONCLAVE

JULY 26 - 31, 2011

WASHINGTON, DC


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CENTENNIAL HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Local Area Map Official Event Schedule Howard University Event Schedule Unofficial Event Schedule Convention Center Map & Floor Plans Location for Registration, Vendors, Ballrooms, 1st Aid Bus Schedule List of Conclave Hotels/Map Develop FAQ sheet Tour Schedule Cab Fare Listing Metro Map


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OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

AGENDA


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The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity will celebrate its 100th Anniversary here in Washington,

DC from July 27 31, 2011. Since the founding of the fraternity, it was decided by our

founders that every 25 years, we would return to the birthday of our founding, which ishere on the beautiful and historic campus of Howard University, Washington, DC. The

last time we were here for our International Conclave or meeting was July 1986.

We have a number of events planned throughout the week in the Washington DC

metropolitan area with major activities at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center

and on the campus of Howard University.

The Centennial Celebration schedule is as follows:

Thursday, July 28, 2011

7:00 PM 10:00 PM Ques N Comedy, Cramton Auditorium, Howard University

This program will have be headline by Comedian and Brother Joe Torry, and will pay

tribute to Bros Bill Cosby, Steve Harvey, and Ricky Smiley. The honorees are expected

to be present but not performing. Tickets are on sale at Cramton Box Office and all

Ticketmaster locations and online at www.ticketmaster.com. Ticket price is $40.00.

POC: Bro. Tracy Wiggs

Friday, July 29, 2011

9:00 AM 2:00 PM Project Aspiration: Mentoring Program, Douglass Hall,Howard University

This program is centered on mentoring young men and is the umbrella Program of the

larger Presidential Fatherhood Initiative that the fraternity has embraced. POC, is Bro

Robert Fairchild, Bro Issac King and Bro JaSun Frone.


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Friday, July 29, 2011

7:00 PM - 10:30 PM Centennial Step Show/Marchdown, Burr Gymnasium

This event will showcase the top 12 step teams in the country. Omega step teams from

various Universities within each district will perform. This is and has been a showcase

event for top step teams in the fraternity for decades and promises to be a great well

attended event. Plans have been made to ensure that all activities associated with this

event is carried out following the standard operating procedures (SOP) the University

uses during commencement, homecoming and other major event.

POC: Bro James Carver, Chair, Bro Robert Littlejohn and Bro Darrell Comer, Jr., Co-

Chairs

Saturday, July 30, 2011 (Full Day, Culmination Day)

8:00 AM 9: 30 AM Centennial Walk/Run, Howard University Campus

This event has been in the making for several years and this an opportunity for the

fraternity to not show that we can throw a great party but we can also throw a great

Health event that the entire community can take part in. All proceeds from this event

minus operational cost will go towards the Prostate Health Education Network. Howard

University Hospital will also support this event with Prostate Screening Van and will

donate literature. Cost of the event is $25. Register on line at www.active.com,

(keyword search Centennial) POC, Bro Reggie Thomas and Bro Steve Coles, Co-Chairs.


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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM Dr. Carter G. Woodson Recognition Ceremony andProud Fathers Event (A 2-Tiered Event)

This is a two-tiered event. The first event will be held at the Dr. Carter G. Woodson

Home to recognize the US Department of Interiors future renovations of the home, and

to honor a fellow Omega man, Dr. Woodson. POC: Bro Mark Jackson, Bro Dr. Ramsey

Smith, Co-Chairs.

Immediately following Dr. Woodsons ceremony, the Proud Fathers program will be

held on the campus of Howard University. In keeping with the Presidential Fatherhood

Initiative that focuses on brothers taking a more active role and leading their families.

The event involves community outreach, fatherhood advocacy organizations anddissemination of information involving the Proud Father initiative. POC: Bro Robert

Fairchild, Bro Earl Wilson, Co-Chairs.

9:30 AM 11:00 AM Campus Tours, Howard University

This event is designed to give visiting brothers and their families a tour of historic

Howard University. Bro I.G.Cooper, Bro G. Dewey Stanyard, Jr. and Bro Jerome

Peters.

11:00 AM 12:00 Noon Founders Brick Dedication

This event is designed to give members of the fraternity the opportunity to have their

names, line names, etc., etched in stone on the campus of our founding forever. As a

byproduct of this event, portions of the proceeds from the sale of the bricks are donated

to Howard University. POC, Bro Leland Edgecombe, Chair.


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12:00 Noon 3:00 PM Family Fun Day Activities

Held on the Main Quadrangle (The Yard) of Howard University. This event is designed

to provide activities for family members of all ages, from Moon Bounces, Face

Painting, Rock Climbing, etc. It is designed to have a place where children are free to

roam and just have fun. Bro Frank Wright, Bro Xaiver Shannon, Assistants: Jennifer

Crawford, Charleen Hutson.

2:30 PM 4:00 PM International Talent Hunt, Cramton Auditorium, Howard

University

This is one of the fraternitys mandated programs that began in 1946 in Raleigh, NC. Infact the very first winner of the event was present at last years Conclave in Raleigh. It

is an opportunity for young people of all races to demonstrate their talents in the arts.

Very well attend and executed program. Bro Larry Pugh, International Talent Hunt

Chairman.

6:00 PM 7:15 PM. Grand Basileus Private Reception (Invitation Only), Blackburn

Center Ballroom, Howard University

This event is designed for our International Leader to thank persons from the

community who have supported the fraternity, goals and aspiration over the years and

specifically at this momentous occasion. POC, Bro Anthony Carrell.

6:30 PM 7:30 PM Founders Reception, Walter E. Washington Convention

Center.

8:00 PM 12:00 PM Founders Banquet, (Formal), Walter E. Washington

Convention Center


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FLOOR PLANSWA L T E R E . WA S H I N G T O N

C O N V E N T I O N C E N T E R


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(Level L2)

Exhibit Halls A, B & C

LOWER LEVEL


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ALL A51,000 square feet

ALL B94,000 square feet

ALL C28,000 square feet

OTAL CONTIGUOUS SQUARE FEET73,000500 booths (10 feet x 10 feet)

OLUMNSredominantly 90-foot centers; 60-foot centers on

he northeast sides of Halls B and C

EILING HEIGHTredominantly 30 feet; 10,000 square foot area at2 feet on south side of Hall A

REIGHT DOCKS9 enclosed docks

REIGHT ACCESSdrive-in doors (25 feet wide x 15 feet high)overhead doors (19 feet wide x 15 feet high)

LOOR LOAD CAPACITY50 lbs. per square foot

GHTINGMetal halide

TILITIES AND SERVICESloor Boxes on 30 foot centers contain:

ectrical20/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

elephone/DataJ45 voice and data outlets; single mode and

multimode fiber connections

udio and Video at Multiple BoxesLR mic and line connectorsJ45 audio input

Plumbing3-inch drain

On Columns:

Electrical120/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

Audio and Video at Multiple ColumnsPaging, video, multipin audio connectors

Plumbing1-inch water line; 1-inch compressed air pipe; canbe routed to floor boxes via conduit in floor

Overhead20/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

FOOD SERVICEThree permanent concession stands

RESTROOMS7 sets of mens and womens rooms,(2 in Halls A and C, 3 in Hall B)

SHOW OFFICESOverlooking halls, see Concourse Level

FIRST AIDPermanent room; access from inside Hall A andloading dock

KITCHEN8,000-square-foot service kitchen on south side

of Hall A

Level L2)LOWER LEVEL

HALLS A, B & C

(Level L2)LOWER LEVEL

USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE DIMENS IONS USABLE USABLE CEILINROOM # FT, LENGTH X WIDTH M, LENGTH X WIDTH SQ FT SQ METERS FT Hall ABC 353'7" x 1347' w 107.7m x 410.5m 473,000 43,943.1 30' Hall AB 353'7" x 929'9" w 107.7m x 283.4m 345,000 32,051.5 30' Hall BC 353'7" x 957'7" w 107.7m x 291.8m 322,000 29,914.8 30' Hall A 353'7" x 390'4" w 107.7m x 118.9m 151,000 14,028.4 30' Hall B 353'7" x 540' w 107.7m x 164.6m 194,000 18,023.2 30' Hall C 275'10" x 416'10" w 84.1m x 127.1m 128,000 11,891.6 30'

Subtotals based on maximum room configuration capacity

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS


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A, B & C

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A, B & C

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SHOW OFFICESoverlooking halls)

ALL A050 square feet

ALL B00 square feet

ALL C00 square feet

ll the show offices on this level have restrooms.

(Level 1)STREET LEVEL

USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE USABLE CEILING HEIGHT RO OM # F T, L EN GT H X W IDT H M , L EN GTH X W IDT H S Q F T S Q M ETE RS F T M T HE AT ER * BA NQ UE T** 101 52'6" x 38'2" 16m x 11.6m 2000 185.8 12'6" 3.8 206 120 102AB 72'3"x 45'9" 22m x 13.9m 3700 343.7 12'6" 3.8 357 190 102A 45'9" x 29'6" 13.9m x 8.9m 1400 130.0 12'6" 3.8 130 70 102B 53'9" x 36'9" 16.4m x 11.2m 2300 213.7 12'6" 3.8 228 120 103AB 83'7" x 47'8" 25.5m x 14.5m 4300 399.5 12'6" 3.8 440 240 103A 47'3" x 47'8" 14.4m x 14.5m 2500 232.3 12'6" 3.8 264 120 103B 47'3" x 36'9" 14.4m x 11.2m 1800 167.2 12'6" 3.8 180 80 140AB 62'8" x 51'8" 19.1m x 15.7m 3500 325.1 18' 5.5 384 200 140A 51'8" x 30'6" 15.7m x 9.3m 1800 167.2 18' 5.5 180 80 140B 51'8" x 30'6" 15.7m x 9.3m 1800 167.2 18' 5.5 180 80 141 28'3" x 29' 8.6m x 8.8m 800 74.3 18' 5.5 70 40

142 29'7" x 27'8" 9m x 8.4m 840 78.0 18' 5.5 77 40 143ABC 85' x 56'6" 25.9m x 17.2m 4800 445.9 17'7" 5.4 545 240 143AB 57'6" x 56'6" 17.5m x 17.2m 3250 301.9 17'7" 5.4 364 160 143BC 57'6" x 56'6" 17.5m x 17.2m 3250 301.9 17'7" 5.4 364 160 143A 56'6" x 27'6" 17.2m x 8.4m 1600 148.6 17'7" 5.4 117 80 143B 56'6" x 30' 17.2m x 9.1m 1650 153.3 17'7" 5.4 117 80 143C 56'6" x 27'6" 17.2m x 8.4m 1600 148.6 17'7" 5.4 117 80 144ABC 87' 1" x 56'6" 26.5m x 17.2m 4800 445.9 17'7" 5.4 546 240 144AB 59'3" x 56'6" 18.1m x 17.2m 3250 301.9 17'7" 5.4 364 160 144BC 57'6" x 56'6" 17.5m x 17.2m 3250 301.9 17'7" 5.4 364 160 144A 56'6" x 27'6" 17.2m x 8.4m 1600 148.6 17'7" 5.4 117 80 144B 56'6" x 30' 17.2m x 9.1m 1650 153.3 17'7" 5.4 117 80 144C 56'6" x 27'6" 17.2m x 8.4m 1600 148.6 17'7" 5.4 117 80 145AB 74'2" x 73' 22.6m x 22.3m 5600 520.3 17'3" 5.3 684 300 145A 74'2" x 36'6" 22.6m x 11.1m 2800 260.1 17'3" 5.3 285 120 145B 74'2" x 36'6" 22.6m x 11.1m 2800 260.1 17'3" 5.3 285 120 146ABC 153'10" x 82'2" 46.9m x 25m 12500 1,161.3 17'22' 5.26.7 1458 670 146AB 102'11" x 82'2" 31.4m x 25m 8300 771.1 17'22' 5.26.7 918 430 146BC 102'11" x 82'2" 31.4m x 25m 8300 771.1 17'22' 5.26.7 918 430 146A 82'2" x 50'11" 25m x 15.5m 4200 390.2 17'22' 5.26.7 432 240 146B 82'2" x 52' 25m x 15.8m 4100 380.9 17'22' 5 .26.7 522 210 146C 82'2" x 50'11" 25m x 15.5m 4200 390.2 17'22' 5.26.7 432 240 147AB 74'2" x 74'7" 22.6m x 22.7m 5600 520.3 17'3" 5.3 560 300 147A 74'2" x 36'6" 22.6m x 11.1m 2800 260.1 17'3" 5.3 285 120 147B 74'2" x 36'6" 22.6m x 11.1m 2800 260.1 17'3" 5.3 285 120 148 28' x 25'1" 8.5m x 7.6m 700 65.0 14' 4.3 56 30 149AB 64' x 27' 19.5m x 8.2m 1800 167.2 17'6" 5.3 192 100 149A 37'7" x 27' 11.5m x 8.2m 1000 92.9 17'6" 5.3 96 40 149B 27' x 28'11" 8.2m x 8.8m 800 74.3 17'6" 5.3 84 40 150AB 70'10" x 73'1" 21.6m x 22.3m 5300 492.4 17'3" 5.3 594 300 150A 70'10" x 37' 21.6m x 11.3m 2700 250.8 17'3" 5.3 270 150 150B 70'10" x 37' 21.6m x 11.3m 2700 250.8 17'3" 5.3 270 150

151AB 63'4" x 89'2" 19.3m x 27.2m 6000 557.4 17'3" 5.3 609 300 151A 63'4" x 42' 19.3m x 12.8m 3100 287.9 17'3" 5.3 288 150 151B 63'4" x 42' 19.3m x 12.8m 3100 287.9 17'3" 5.3 288 150 152AB 70'10" x 74' 21.6m x 22.5m 5300 492.4 17'3" 5.3 594 300 152A 70'10" x 37' 21.6m x 11.3m 2700 250.8 17'3" 5.3 270 150 152B 70'10" x 37' 21.6m x 11.3m 2700 250.8 17'3" 5.3 270 150 153 28' x 25'1" 8.5m x 7.6m 700 65.0 14' 4.3 48 30 154AB 76'8" x 27' 23.4m x 8.2m 2100 195.1 17'6" 5.3 228 100 154A 37'7" x 27' 11.5m x 8.2m 1000 92.9 17'6" 5.3 108 40 154B 39'11" x 27' 12.2m x 8.2m 1100 102.2 17'6" 5.3 108 50 155 37'2" x 22'4" 11.3m x 6.8m 800 74.3 14' 4.3 74 40 156 48'7" x 28'9" 14.8m x 8.8m 1500 139.4 17'6" 5.3 144 80 157 28'2" x 18'3" 8.2m x 5.6m 530 49.2 14' 4.3 40 20 158AB 59'3" x 27' 18.1m x 8.2m 1500 139.4 14' 4.3 140 80 158A 22'6" x 24' 6.9m x 7.3m 750 69.7 14' 4.3 65 40 158B 22'6" x 24' 6.9m x 7.3m 750 69.7 14' 4.3 65 40 159AB 59'3" x 24' 18.1m x 7.3m 1500 139.4 14' 4.3 140 80 159A 22'6" x 24' 6.9m x 7.3m 750 69.7 14' 4.3 65 40 159B 22'6" x 24' 6.9m x 7.3m 750 69.7 14' 4.3 65 40 160 24' x 19'7" 7.3m x 5.9m 600 55.7 14' 4.3 45 20

* Theater capacities based on chairs set 36" from front edge to front edge. ** Banquet capacities based on 10 chairs per 6' round table set on 11' centers.*** Classroom capacities based on 3 chairs per 8' x 18" table and 2 chairs per 6' x 18" table.

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS


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Grand Lobby/RegistrationMeeting Rooms 101103 & 140160Loading Dock Entrance

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GRAND LOBBYGlass and wood walls with a dramatic staircase

QUARE FEET5,000

EILING HEIGHTMore than 80 feet

GHTINGimmable incandescent with uplighting on skylights

LOORranite

OMPLIMENTARY WIFI

OOD SERVICEaf and lounge; access to restaurant below

ESTROOMSof sets mens and womens rooms

AST & WEST REGISTRATION

QUARE FEET0,000

EILING HEIGHT8 feet

AST FREIGHT ACCESSfreight elevators located on east side for access to

Halls D and E loading docks above

WEST FREIGHT ACCESSfreight elevators located on the west side forccess to Halls A, B and C loading docks below


LOORarpeted

GHTINGluorescent with bi-level switching

UTILITIES AND SERVICES

Electrical20 amp/120 volt on walls at 15 foot centers100 amp/208 volt on walls at 30 foot centers

Telephone/DataRJ45 voice and data outlets; single mode andmultimode fiber connections

MEETING ROOMS

101103 & 140160UTILITIES AND SERVICES

Electrical100 amp/208 volt 3ph; 400 amp/208 volt 3ph

Telephone/DataRJ45 voice and data connections; single mode andmultimode fiber connections

Audio and VideoXRL mic and line connectorsRJ45 audio inputs

LIGHTINGFluorescent with bi-level switching anddimmable incandescent

RESTROOMS4 sets of mens and womens rooms

(Level 2)LEVEL TWO

USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE USABLE CEILING HEIGHT RO OM # F T, L EN GT H X W IDT H M , L EN GTH X W IDT H S Q F T S Q M ETE RS F T M T HE AT ER * BA NQ UE T** 201 86'11" x 45' 26.5m x 13.7m 4000 371.6 17'4" 5.3 440 180 202AB 78'9" x 99'4" 24m x 30.3m 8100 752.5 16'9" 5.1 912 400 202A 78'9" x 52'3" 24m x 15.9m 4200 390.2 16'9" 5.1 538 240 202B 78'9" x 48' 24m x 14.6m 4000 371.6 16'9" 5.1 484 180 203AB 57'11" x 26'3" 17.6m x 8m 1500 139.4 13'6" 4.1 120 80 203A 28'9" x 23' 8.8m x 7m 800 74.0 13'6" 4.1 60 40 203B 28'9" x 23' 8.8m x 7m 750 69.7 13'6" 4.1 54 40 204ABC 97'7" x 41'11" 29.7m x 12.8m 4200 390.2 16'9" 5.1 450 210 204AB 59'5" x 41'11" 18.1m x 12.8m 2600 241.5 16'9" 5.1 252 120 204BC 68' x 41'11" 20.7m x 12.8m 2900 269.4 16'9" 5.1 306 150

204A 42'1" x 29'2" 12.8m x 8.8m 1300 120.8 16'9" 5.1 99 60 204B 42'1" x 30' 12.8m x 9.1m 1300 120.8 16'9" 5.1 121 60 204C 42'2" x 38'2" 12.8m x 11.6m 1600 148.6 16'9" 5.1 160 90 205 26'6" x 20'4" 8.1m x 6.2m 600 55.7 16' 4.9 42 30 206 85' x 45' 25.9m x 13.7m 4000 371.6 17'4" 5.3 440 180 207AB 78'9" x 99'4" 24m x 30.3m 8100 752.5 16'9" 5.1 912 400 207A 78'9" x 52'3" 24m x 15.9m 4200 390.2 16'9" 5.1 538 240 207B 78'9" x 48' 24m x 14.6m 4000 371.6 16'9" 5.1 484 180 208AB 57'11" x 23' 17.6m x 7m 1500 139.4 13'6" 4.1 120 80 208A 28'9" x 23' 8.8m x 7m 800 74.3 13'6" 4.1 60 40 208B 28'9" x 23' 8.8m x 7m 750 69.7 13'6" 4.1 54 40 209ABC 88'2" x 42'1" 26.9m x 12.8m 3800 353.0 16'9" 5.1 406 180 209AB 59'2" x 42'1" 18m x 12.8m 2600 241.5 16'9" 5.1 252 120 209BC 58'11" x 42'1" 17.9m x 12.8m 2500 232.3 16'9" 5.1 250 120 209A 42'1" x 29'2" 12.8m x 8.8m 1300 120.8 16'9" 5.1 110 60 209B 42'1" x 30' 12.8m x 9.1m 1300 120.8 16'9" 5.1 110 60 209C 42'2" x 28'9" 12.8m x 8.8m 1200 111.5 16'9" 5.1 110 60 210 24' x 21'10" 7.3m x 6.7m 550 51.9 16' 4.9 40 30

* Theater capacities based on chairs set 36" front edge to front edge.** Banquet capacities based on 10 chairs per 6' round table set on 11' centers.*** Classroom capacities based on 3 chairs per 8' x 18" table and 2 chairs per 6' x 18" table.

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS: Meeting Rooms 201210

USABLE DIMENSIONS USA BLE DIMENS IONS USABLE USABLE CEILINROOM # FT, LENGTH X WIDTH M, LENGTH X WIDTH SQ FT SQ METERS FT

Hall DE 225'11" x 781'8" 68.8m x 238.2m 230,000 21,367.7 40'52'9" Hall D 225'11" x 449'3" 68.8m x 136.9m 111,000 10,312.2 40'52'9" Hall E 225'11" x 332'11" 68.8m x 101.4m 119,000 11,055.4 40'52'9"

Subtotals based on maximum room configuration capacity

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS: Halls D and E


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Exhibit Halls D & EMeeting Rooms 201210

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HALLS D & EALL D11,000 square feet

ALL E19,000 square feet

OTAL CONTIGUOUS SQUARE FEET30,000000 booths (10 feet x 10 feet)

OLUMNS80-foot clear span between east to west columns0-foot centers between north to south columns

EILING HEIGHTanges from 30 to 50 feet

REIGHT DOCKSHALL D: 12 covered docksHALL E: 10 covered docks

REIGHT ACCESSHALL D:

drive-in (16 feet wide x 15 feet high),overhead (16 feet wide x 15 feet high)

HALL E:drive-in (20 feet wide x 15 feet high),overhead (20 feet wide x 15 feet high)


GHTINGMetal halide and dimmable incandescent

TILITIES AND SERVICESloor boxes on 30 foot centers contain:

ectrical20/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

elephone/DataJ45 voice data outlets; single mode and multi-

mode fiber connections

udio and Video at Multiple BoxesLR mic and line connectorsJ45 audio inputs

umbing-inch drain

On Columns:

Electrical120/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

Audio and Video at Multiple ColumnsPaging, video and multipin audio connectors

Plumbing1-inch water line; 1-inch compressed air pipe; canbe routed to floor boxes via conduit in floor

Overhead120/208 volt, single phase and 3 phase

FOOD SERVICEPermanent concession stand inside Hall D, foodcourt outside Hall D, caf overlooking Hall E

RESTROOMS4 sets of mens and womens rooms, (2 sets in HallD, 2 sets in Hall E)

SHOW OFFICESHALL D: 140 square feet (south wall of Hall D)HALL E: 1,400 square feet (overlooks north sideof Hall E)

FIRST AIDPermanent room; access from inside Hall D andloading dock

MEETING ROOMS 201210LIGHTINGFluorescent with bi-level switching and dimmableincandescent

UTILITIES AND SERVICESElectrical100 amp/208 3ph; 400 amp/208 volt 3ph

Telephone/DataRJ45 voice and data connections; single mode andmultimode fiber connections

Audio and VideoXLR mic and line connectorsRJ45 audio inputs


(Level 3)LEVEL THREE

USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE USABLE CEILING HEIGHT RO OM # F T, L EN GT H X W IDT H M , L EN GTH X W IDT H S Q F T S Q M ETE RS F T M T HE AT ER * BA NQ UE T** 301 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40 302 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40 303 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40 304 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40 305 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40 306 25' x 28'10" 7.6m x 8.8m 775 71.9 10' 3 40 40

* Theater capacities based on chairs set 36" front edge to front edge.** Banquet capacities based on 10 chairs per 6' round table set on 11' centers.*** Classroom capacities based on 3 chairs per 8' x 18" table and 2 chairs per 6' x 18" table.

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS: Meeting Rooms 301306

USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE DIMENSIONS USABLE USABLE CEILING HEIGHT RO OM # F T, L EN GT H X W IDT H M , L EN GTH X W IDT H S Q F T S Q M ETE RS F T M T HE AT ER * BA NQ UE T** Ballro om ABC 267' 11" x 140'2" 81.7m x 42.1m 52000 4830.9 40' 48' 12.214.6 4600 2780 Ballro om AB 186'9" x 140'2" 56.9m x 42.1m 33000 3065.8 40' 48' 12.214.6 2800 1300 Ballro om BC 186'9" x 140'2" 56.9m x 42.1m 33000 3065.8 40' 48' 12.214.6 2800 1300 Ballroom A 140'2" x 97'2" 42.1m x 29.6m 19000 1765.2 40'48' 12.214.6 1633 840 Ballroom B 140'2" x 89'6" 42.1m x 27.2m 14000 1300.6 40'48' 12.214.6 1400 780 Ballroom C 140'2" x 97'2" 42.1m x 29.6m 19000 1765.2 40'48' 12.214.6 1633 840

* Theater capacities based on chairs set 36" from front edge to front edge.** Banquet capacities based on 10 chairs per 6' round table.*** Classroom capacities based on 4 chairs per 8' x 18" table and 3 chairs per 6' x 18" table.

CAPACITIES AND DIMENSIONS: Ballroom ABC


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BallroomMeeting Rooms 301306Kitchen

LEVEL THREE


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BALLROOMALLROOM A9,000 square feet (16,400 square feet plus600-square-foot balcony)

ALLROOM B4,000 square feet

ALLROOM C9,000 square feet (16,400 square feet plus

600-square-foot balcony)

OTAL USABLE SQUARE FEET2,000

EILING HEIGHT0 to 48 feet high; 10 feet under balconies

OUTH PRE-FUNCTION0,000 square feet with natural light


REIGHT ACCESSfreight elevators

GHTINGMetal halide and dimmable incandescent;multiple preset options

TILITIES AND SERVICES

ectrical00 amp/208 volt 3ph; 200 amp/208 volt 3ph;

00 amp/208 volt 3ph; 60 amp/208 volt 3phverhead

elephone/DataJ45 voice and data connections; single mode and

multimode fiber connections

udio and VideoLR mic and line connectors; paging, video,

multipin audio connectors on walls and in floor;/V Mezzanine across southside of ballroom

RESSING ROOMS


KITCHEN20,000-square-foot kitchen adjacent to the ballroom

MEETING ROOMS 301306

LIGHTINGFluorescent with bi-level switching and dimmableincandescent

UTILITIES AND SERVICES

Electrical100 amp/208 volt 3ph

Telephone/DataRJ45 voice and data connections

Audio and VideoXLR mic and line connectorsMultipin audio connectors


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HOUSING LIST FOR OMEGA PSI PHI CENTENNIAL

INDIVIDUAL CALL-INS

JW Marriott (.8 miles*)

$189/nightPhone: 1-800-266-9432

Online reservation website: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/OmegaPsiPhi2011

Courtyard Washington Embassy Row (.8 miles*)

$155/night

Phone: 1.800.321.2211 ask for the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 2011 Celebration

Online reservation website:

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasem?groupCode=omfomfa&app=resvlink&fr

omDate=7/25/11&toDate=8/1/11

Website Code for Bed Types: King- OMFOMFA / Queen/Queen OMFOMFB

Capital Hilton (.8 miles*)

$176/night

Phone: 1 800 HILTONS (445-8667)

Code: OPF

Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill (1.0 mile*)

$165/night

Phone: 1-888-591-1234

Code: Omega Psi Phi

Renaissance Mayflower Hotel (1.0 mile*)

$185/night

Phone: 1 800 266 9432


https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=3366328

Code: OMEGA PSI PHI 100TH ANNIVERSARY

Courtyard Washington DC/US Capitol (1.2 miles*)

$155/night

Phone: 1.800.321.2211 ask for the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 2011 CelebrationOnline reservation website:

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasus?groupCode=omfomfa&app=resvlink&fro

mDate=7/25/11&toDate=8/1/11

Website Code for Bed Types: King- OMFOMFA / Queen/Queen OMFOMFB


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Renaissance Washington Dupont Circle (1.4 miles*)

$165/night

Phone: 1-800-266-9432


https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=3266622Code: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Washington Marriott (1.6 miles*)

$165/night

Phone: 1800.266.9432


http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/waswe?groupCode=omeomea&app=resvlink&fro

mDate=7/26/11&toDate=7/31/11

Hyatt Regency Crystal City (4.8 miles*)

$99/night (July 28 July 31 ONLY)

Phone: 1-888-421-1442


https://resweb.passkey.com/Resweb.do?mode=welcome_ei_new&eventID=2625008

*Distance from the hotel to the Washington Convention Center

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. Please note, each hotel reserves the right to charge a one night non-refundabledeposit (including all applicable taxes) upon booking the reservation.

2. The room rates listed DO NOT include applicable hotel and sales taxes (currently14.50% in the District and 10.25% in Arlington - subject to change).

3. Credit card will need to be presented at time of check-in.4. Early check-out fees may apply.5. Last day to make reservations is: June 25, 2011.6. Please note, hotels are recognizing a 72 hour cancellation policy.7. Please contact hotels directly for special billing arrangements.8. All reservation changes must be submitted in writing.9. Bed Type Requests are not guaranteed.10.Check-in times vary at each property and range from 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.11.Submit all housing changes through the individual properties


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DC Tours Double Decker Bus Schedule

DC Tours Page 1

View the sights of our Nation's Capital aboard a new open-top double-decker bus. This tour operates as a hop-on,

hop-off tour that encompasses more than 50 stops throughout Washington. Enjoy the luxury and comfort of these

new buses and unlimited use for your chosen length of time - either ONE DAY or TWO CONSECUTIVE DAYS.

This tour will cover the major sights of Washington DC. The on and off flexibility can make the tour last all day or

for two days of visiting monuments, museums, and shopping and dining facilities. Create your own tour by choosing

your stops. PLEASE NOTE: This tour does NOT include a night tour option.

PLEASE NOTE: DC Tours offers two hop-on-hop-off bus tours in Washington, DC. Please make sure you

are purchasing the one you want.

Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour

Length: One Day or Two DaysPrices - including tax

Our Adult Internet Rate48 HOURS: $39.95

Our Child Rate48 HOURS(ages 4-12):

$19.95

Family Rate48 HOURS

(2 adults + 2 children 4-12):$94.95

Our Adult Internet Rate24 HOURS:

$34.95

Our Child Rate24 HOURS

(ages 4-12):$17.95

Family Rate24 HOURS

(2 adults + 2 children 4-12):$84.95

Child - Free(under 4):

$0.00

Check Availability

Time:

daily hop-on-hop-off bus departures every

20-30 minutes from 9:00 am to

approximately 6:00 pm daily (approximately5:00 pm during winter months)

There are additional options for this tour.Please click on any of these links to explore

those options:-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour and River

Cruise-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-

Top Double-Decker Bus Tour and

Madame Tussauds-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour and

National Crime & Punishment Museum-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-

Top Double-Decker Bus Tour andInternational Spy Museum

-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour and

National Aquarium-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour and Hard

Rock Cafe Lunch

During summer months, there is an option for

extended hours into the early evening:-Washington DC Hop-On-Hop-Off Open-Top Double-Decker Bus Tour - Extended

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DC Tours Page 2

SUMMARY: This tour does not include hotel pick-up, though some of the stops are near or directly at specific

hotels; you may board at any stop or at the tour terminal at Union Station. Prices include tax and any applicable

energy surcharge. Children ages 4-12 qualify for the child rate. Children under 4 ride free on an adult's lap. Family

Rate is a total for 2 adults and 2 children ages 4-12. We require a minimum of 72 hours advance booking to be able

to accommodate handicapped passengers; please see "IMPORTANT" notations below. Reserve online, or call 888-878-9870 for reservations or more information. There is a $4.95 processing fee per order. This is a flat fee

regardless of the number of tickets or tours purchased on an order. There is a service charge per ticket. This charge

will be reflected on your summary before you checkout. The total shown includes any and all taxes, fuel surcharges,

and service fees. There are no additional charges, unless otherwise specified. Cancellation Policy: There are no refunds. All sales are final. If you have ordered this show as a part of a vacation

package, a different cancellation policy applies and is detailed in the Important Information section on your E-ticket.

Change Fee Policy: If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per reservation change fee will be applied

for any change to a reservation. Please note that some tours and activities do not allow any changes. Date changes

can be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be

made, all change requests must be submitted a minimum of 24 hours prior to the tour departure and must be handled

on an individual basis through our Reservations Center.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessibility may be arranged by booking your tour at least 72

hours in advance. A toll-free phone number will be provided on your E-Ticket for you to call at least 48 hours

before your tour date to make specific accessibility arrangements.

BOOKINGS FOR 20+ PERSONS: All bookings for more than 20 persons need to be arranged through our Groups

& Charters Department by calling at least 48 hours before the tour date toll-free to 800-752-4792. Among the

benefits that may be available for such large bookings is complimentary hotel pickup. Please do NOT place an

online order for more than 20 persons.

The Daytime Hop-On-Hop-Off Tour

If you're new to Washington, one option to consider is to ride the entire Red loop for a basic overview of downtown

Washington, and get a good feel for which key sights you will want to go back and visit as you hop-off and hop-on

at various stops on that loop. If you have specific interest in the National Cathedral or Georgetown, you may also

want to ride the Yellow loop in its entirety to determine your hop-off and hop-on locations for those areas. For

Arlington National Cemetery or the Pentagon, transfer to the Blue loop. There are multiple transfer points on each

loop to switch to one of the other loops (see the list of stops below). You need to be aware that some federal

facilities are closed on weekends and holidays, and that some require timed tickets resulting in extended waiting in

line for tours inside those locations. No timed tickets are included in your open-top double-decker bus tour price.


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DC Tours Page 3

HOP-ON-HOP-OFF STOPS

The Red "Grand Tour" Route

1. Union Station - 50 Massachusetts Avenue NE

2. U.S. Capitol - 1st Street (by the Peace Monument)

3. U.S. Capitol & Botanical Gardens - 1st Street NW (by the Garfield Monument)4. American Indian Museum - Independence Avenue & Maryland Avenue SW

5. National Air & Space Museum - Independence Avenue & 6th Street SW

6. Hirshhorn Museum - Independence Avenue SW

7. L'Enfant Plaza - 480 L'Enfant Plaza SW

8. Holocaust Museum / Washington Monument - 14th & Independence Avenue SW (transfer point to Blue Route)

9. Thomas Jefferson Memorial - Ohio Drive SW

10. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial - Ohio Drive SW

11. Lincoln Memorial - Daniel French Drive

12. World War II Memorial - Constitution Avenue & 17th Street NW (transfer point to the Yellow Route)

13. American History Museum - Constitution Avenue & 13th Street NW (transfer point to the Yellow Route)

14. Natural History Museum - Constitution Avenue & 10th Street NW

15. National Portrait Gallery - 8th Street & F Street NW (transfer point to Yellow Route)

16. Ford's Theatre - 511 10th Street NW - front of theatre (transfer point to Yellow Route)

17. White House - 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW - front of Cafe du Parc (transfer point Yellow or Blue Route)

18. National Aquarium - E Street & 14th Street NW

19. Newseum / National Archives East - 7th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue NW

20. Liaison Hotel / Hyatt Hotel - 415 New Jersey Avenue NW

21. Union Station - 50 Massachusetts Ave NE National Museum of Natural History - National Museum of American

History

The Yellow "National Cathedral & Georgetown" Route

22. Ford's Theatre - 511 10th Street NW - front of theatre (transfer point to Red Route)

23. White House - 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW - front of Cafe du Parc (transfer point to Red or Blue Route)

24. U.S. Treasury - 15th Street & G Street NW

25. White House North - 17th Street & I Street NW

26. Mayflower Hotel - Connecticut Avenue NW - in front of Mayflower Hotel

27. Dupont Circle - Connecticut Avenue & Q Street - at Wine & Spirits Beer Store

28. Washington Hilton - T Street NW - in front of the Hilton Hotel

29. Woodley Park / National Zoo - 2600 Connecticut Avenue NW

30. Washington National Cathedral - 3001 Wisconsin Avenue NW

31. Embassy Row - 2450 Massachusetts Avenue NW - in front of Korean Embassy

32. Georgetown Inn - 1310 Wisconsin Avenue NW

33. Georgetown Canal / Shops - 3222 M Street NW

34. Georgetown Harbor - K Street & 31st Street NW

35. Four Seasons Hotel - 2800 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

36. Hotel Stop - 1 Washington Circle NW

37. Lincoln Memorial - 22nd Street & Constitution Avenue NW

38. World War II Memorial - Constitution Avenue & 17th Street NW (transfer point to the Red Route)


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39. Photo Stop / White House - at the light on Constitution Avenue by the Ellipse

40. American History Museum - Constitution Avenue & 13th Street NW (transfer point to the Red Route)

41. Natural History Museum / Old Post Office - 12th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue NW

42. Marriott Metro Center - 775 12th Street NW

43. Convention Center - 8th Street & K Street NW

44. National Portrait Gallery - 8th Street & F Street NW (transfer point to Red Route)45. Ford's Theatre - 511 10th Street NW - front of theatre (transfer point to Red Route)

The Blue "Arlington & Pentagon" Route

46. Holocaust Museum - 14th Street & Independence Avenue (transfer point to Red Route)

47. White House - 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW - front of Cafe du Parc (transfer point to Yellow or Red Route)

48. Lincoln Memorial - Henry Bacon Drive

49. Arlington National Cemetery - 214 McNair Road (parking lot) in Arlington, VA

50. Pentagon City Mall - 1100 South Hayes Street in Arlington, VA

51. Holocaust Museum - 14th Street & Independence Avenue (transfer point to Red Route)

After you place your order, you will receive an E-Ticket by email. The E-Ticket is your admission for this tour.Please make sure to print the E-Ticket. You must have this ticket to be able to take the tour.

This tour does not include hotel pick-up, though some of the stops are near or directly at specific hotels; you may

board at any stop or at the tour terminal at Union Station. Prices include tax and any applicable energy surcharge.

Children ages 4-12 qualify for the child rate. Children under 4 ride free on an adult's lap. Family Rate is a total for 2

adults and 2 children ages 4-12. Reserve online, or call 888-878-9870 for reservations or more information.

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Interstate Fares for District of Columbia Taxicabs

Miles Fare Miles Fare Miles Fare Miles Fare

0.5 3.50 13.0 22.25 25.5 41.00 38.0 59.75

1.0 4.25 13.5 23.00 26.0 41.75 38.5 60.50

1.5 5.00 14.0 23.75 26.5 42.50 39.0 61.25

2.0 5.75 14.5 24.50 27.0 43.25 39.5 62.00

2.5 6.50 15.0 25.25 27.5 44.00 40.0 62.75

3.0 7.25 15.5 26.00 28.0 44.75 40.5 63.50

3.5 8.00 16.0 26.75 28.5 45.50 41.0 64.25

4.0 8.75 16.5 27.50 29.0 46.25 41.5 65.004.5 9.50 17.0 28.25 29.5 47.00 42.0 65.75

5.0 10.25 17.5 29.00 30.0 47.75 42.5 66.50

5.5 11.00 18.0 29.75 30.5 48.50 43.0 67.25

6.0 11.75 18.5 30.50 31.0 49.25 43.5 68.00

6.5 12.50 19.0 31.25 31.5 50.00 44.0 68.75

7.0 13.25 19.5 32.00 32.0 50.75 44.5 69.50

7.5 14.00 20.0 32.75 32.5 51.50 45.0 70.25

8.0 14.75 20.5 33.50 33.0 52.25 45.5 71.00

8.5 15.50 21.0 34.25 33.5 53.00 46.0 71.75

9.0 16.25 21.5 35.00 34.0 53.75 46.5 72.50

9.5 17.00 22.0 35.75 34.5 54.50 47.0 73.25

10.0 17.75 22.5 36.50 35.0 55.25 47.5 74.00

10.5 18.50 23.0 37.25 35.5 56.00 48.0 74.75

11.0 19.25 23.5 38.00 36.0 56.75 48.5 75.50

11.5 20.00 24.0 38.75 36.5 57.50 49.0 76.25

12.0 20.75 24.5 39.50 37.0 58.25 49.5 77.00

12.5 21.50 25.0 40.25 37.5 59.00 50.0 77.75

Initial 1/6 mile or fraction thereof: $3.00

Each additional 1/6 mile or fraction thereof: $0.25

Extra Charges

Each additional passenger, after the first (children under 6 ride free ): $1.50

Surcharge for each trip originating at the Reagan National Airport taxi stand: $2.50

Luggage:

Each bag in excess of one handled by the driver: $0.50

Each trunk (any article in excess of 3 cubic feet or 32 x 18 x 9 inches ): $2.00

Request by phone:

Dispatch fee $2.00

Dismissal without use (after cab has arrived): $1.50

Small animal not enclosed in box or basket (except guide dogs ): $1.00

Personal service when requested by the passenger: $2.00

Waiting time* $15.00 per hour

Snow emergency when declared by the D.C. Taxicab Commission 25% of base fare**

* Waiting time includes:

(1) time consumed while taxi is waiting for passenger beginning 5 mins after the time of arrival at the pick up

location. No time shall be charged for premature pick up;

(2) Time consumed while taxicab is stopped or slowed to a speed of less than 10 m.p.h. for longer than 60 secs;

(3) time consumed for delays and stopovers en route at the direction of the passenger.

**excluding extra charges and surcharges

v. 07/08/09


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