It seems pretty random at first.
His smoking. Her asthma.
Teen movies. Movie stars smoking for no reason.
Sweet-flavored chew. For tough guys?
The more you look, the more you see something.
A connection between tobacco and the harm that happens to everyone around it.
Between Big Tobacco and deadly lies.
It¹s up to those of us who see the connection to expose it.
It¹s up to us to break the connection.
The 2010 JEL Summit is finally here and you are invited! Sign up for this year’s
Break the Connection JEL Summit for 3 days of learning, friends, and fun! Don’t
necessarily know what goes on at the Summit? Check out the Summit Rewind video below
for a recap!
Click Continue below to fill out this online application and be on your way to help
Break the Connection at the 2010 JEL Summit! If you prefer to fill out a paper copy,
you can download it here.
Youth Code of Conduct
Participant's Name:
- No drugs, alcohol, tobacco or weapons!
The possession and/or the use of weapons, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages
and illegal drugs, or remaining in the presence of individuals who are using or
taking these items, within the time frame of the annual summit, are prohibited.
- Be Friends but not BF/GF!
Inappropriate physical contact which occurs within the time frame of the annual
summit is prohibited. [Inappropriate is subjective but JEL staff have the final
say. As a rule, if you wouldn’t do it in front of your grandma it is probably not
appropriate for the JEL summit]
- Be Nice!
Bullying and harassment by any means, (including verbal, non-verbal, physical, written,
or electronic conduct) which creates an objectively hostile environment is prohibited.
- Keep it Legal!
Any behavior that violates any of the laws of the United States or the State of
Iowa or any local ordinance is also prohibited.
- Be On Time!
Your punctual attendance at scheduled events is considered mandatory at the annual
summit.
- Don’t Break Stuff!
All participants are expected to show respect for other’s property and the facility
in which any event is being held.
- Be Helpful!
By attending the summit you agree to serve as a contact and resource person in your
community tobacco education program.
Important Notice
I,
, agree to abide by this Code of Conduct
and am aware that any infraction of the Code will result in my parent/guardian (s)
being notified and that I may be sent home at my parent/guardian’s expense.
Parent/Guardian: By signing this Code of Conduct you agree to be responsible to transport
your youth from the summit if he/she has broken this code or is in any other way
unable to continue to attend the summit.
Break the Connection Bus Form
- You do not have to take the bus to the summit, contact the JEL Coordinator 515.281.4299
for information about driving to the summit.
- Bus transportation is FREE. You are responsible for getting to the bus stop (we
try to have a bus stop within 30-45 minutes of everyone.)
- JEL will send you more information about when and where to meet the bus by June
4, 2010. Please check back to the JEL webpage often for more bus information.
- If you have any questions, please contact Garin at 515.281.4299.
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Northwest Iowa
Sheldon, Spencer, Algona, Fort Dodge, Des Moines
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Western Iowa
Le Mars, Sioux city, Holstein, Denison, Carroll, Adair
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Southwest Iowa
Missouri Valley, Council Bluffs, Glenwood, Red Oak, Creston, Osceola, Chariton
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South East Iowa
Ft Madison, Burlington, Mt Pleasant, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa
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Eastern Iowa
Clinton, Cedar Rapids, Iowa city, Newton
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North Eastern Iowa
Dubuque, Manchester, Waterloo, Marshalltown
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Northern Iowa
Decorah, Charles City, Clear Lake, Ames
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Consent for Youth Participation
Participant's Name:
I hereby request and consent that my child or ward
be permitted to participate in 2010 ‘Break the Connection’ JEL Summit, June 17-19
at Central College in Pella, Iowa.
I undertand and agree to the following:
- The purpose of JEL is to educate students about the tobacco industry, tobacco prevention,
the JEL campaign, and other tobacco-related issues. My child or ward may be exposed
to graphic images involving the consequences of tobacco use as a part of this event.
- My child or ward may be transported by employees of his/her school, the Iowa Department
of Public Health or other officials, employees, agents, or volunteers I may also
make arrangements for my child or ward to ride with one of their school friends.
- In consideration of my child or ward being allowed to participate in the 2010 ‘Break
the Connection’ JEL Summit, I hereby release from liability and agree to indemnify
and hold harmless the State of Iowa, the Iowa Department of Public Health, and their
officers, employees, and agents from any claim or cause of action arising out of
and related to any injury, loss, damages or other liabilities that may occur as
a result of my child or ward’s participation in the 2010 ‘Break the Connection’
JEL Summit.
- I authorize any official, employee, agent, or volunteer to consent to emergency
medical treatment as necessary for the health and safety of my child or ward. I
further agree that no official, employee, agent, or volunteer will be held responsible
for injuries or damages arising from the provision of any such emergency medical
treatment. I do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Iowa Department
of Public Health, other sponsoring agencies, and the Department and other sponsoring
agencies’ officials, employees, agents, and volunteers from any and all liability,
damage, loss, claims, or demands whatsoever, including attorney’s fees, which arise
out of or are in any way connected with the provision of such emergency medical
services.
- I grant permission for my child or ward to appear in person or in voice, video,
or photographic presentation for radio, television, electronic or print media reports
and/or media campaign(s) resulting from participation in the 2010 ‘Break the Connection’
JEL Summit.
- I allow him/her to complete confidential or anonymous surveys and participate in
interviews for evaluation purposes.
Note: Medications must be in original containers and have the youth’s name and
dosing instructions clearly identifiable on the label-this includes prescribed as
well as over-the-counter medications. All medication will be held by nurses at the
summit. It is your child’s responsibility to remember when they are to take their
medication and to retrieve it from the Nurses’ Station. If you have any questions
or concerns regarding medication, please call us at 515-314-7488 or 515-281-4299.
On rare occasions, an emergency requiring hospitalization and/or surgery develops.
As a general rule anesthesia may not be administered to or operation performed without
written permission by the parents or guardians. Therefore, in order to prevent a
dangerous delay, if an emergency does occur and we are unable to contact the parents
or legal guardian, the parent/guardian is asked to sign the release form below.
In the event of injury or illness to my son/daughter/ward,
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I hereby authorize any official, employee, agent, or volunteer to secure whatever
treatment is deemed necessary and, if recommended by an emergency physician, the
administration of an anesthetic or surgery. I further authorize summit staff to
contact my child/ward’s physician / dentist if necessary during the summit, June
16-18 2009. I give permission for my child/ward’s physician/ dentist to share medical
information with summit staff during the summit.