What Will Your Story Be? · What Will Your Story Be? LOCAL OFFICIALS DAY ... playing her guitar, drawing, reading, sewing, ... under the direction of Kathryn Thompson, is the jazz

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What Will Your Story Be?

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Having closely examined decisions that have defined the modern American presidency and personally interviewed those who have shaped the course of history, Mark Updegrove delivers unique insight into how leadership displayed inside the Oval O�ce can be applied outside of it. Updegrove is a presidential historian and the author of four books on those who’ve served in the nation’s highest o�ce. As the presidential historian for ABC, he is a regu-lar contributor to Good Morning America and ABC News and has written for The New York Times, Time, Politico, Parade, National Geographic, Texas Monthly, and The Daily Beast. Updegrove currently serves as the inaugural CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum. From 2009 to 2017, he was the director of the Lyndon Baines John-son Presidential Library. Earlier in his career, he served as publisher of Newsweek.

MARK UPDEGROVE

Presidential Historian and Author

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JENNIFER NAPIER-PEARCEEditor, Salt Lake Tribune

"SH A P ING HIS TOR Y— I T 'S YOUR SHOT " YOU T H DIS CUS SION FACIL I TATOR

Salt Lake Tribune Editor Jennifer Napier-Pearce started her career in journalism as a business writer and eventually became host of a daily online video program, Trib Talk and the weekly radio news show Behind the Headines. She became editor in 2016. Previously she was a news director, anchor, host, and reporter for KUER and KCPW. She regularly moderates community events and will be our facilitor for our “Shaping History” session.

Hailey Randall is a 9th grader at Central Davis Jr. High in the City of Layton. She's been singing ever since she could talk. She's played the lead in several Junior plays at the Ziegfeld Theatre and in school productions. She was selected to be a member of the 8th and 9th grade school choir after getting her first taste of performing on stage in 6th grade. She enjoys writing stories, playing her guitar, drawing, reading, sewing, and photography.

HAILEY RANDALL

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SALT CITY VOICESThe Salt City Voices, under the direction of Kathryn Thompson, is the jazz choir from Salt Lake Community College. They perform showtunes, pop & jazz music in student concerts and for community events. The group is comprised of students of various academic fields who love singing and they're happy to support our local o� cials and community youth councils.

Participate in Capitol Quest and enter to win Hamilton tickets! Make new friends as you compete in the Local O� cials Day challenge! Earn 100 points and you'll qualify for the Hamilton ticket drawing. If you didn't down-load the app, don't panic. You'll have another chance to earn your ticket at the Salt Palace.

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Follow us on twitter @ULCTcitycafe and use the hashtag #CapitolQuest to share your experience.

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7:00 am - 8:30 am R E G I S T R AT I O N A N D C O N T I N E N TA L B R E A K FA S T Utah State Capitol, Hall of Governors, Capitol Lower Level

8:00 am – 10:15 am M O C K C O M M I T T E E H E A R I N G S “Sexual Harassment and Bullying- Prevention and Prosecution”

(Two groups and two venues- check registration badge for room assignment) A-State O� ce Building Auditorium (North of Capitol)

M-Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum (West of Capitol)

10:45 am – 11:00 am SNACKS, HOT CHOCOLATE BAR, CAPITOL QUEST CHALLENGE, AND HAMILTON TICKET SUBMISSION

Salt Palace Convention Center North Foyer

10:45 am – 12:00 pm U LC T I S S U E S B R I E F I N G (This session recommended for all municipal leaders.)Room 150 ABC

11:00 am – 12:00 pm S H A P I N G H I S T O R Y- I T ’ S YO U R S H O T ! Special Presentation: The Utah Department of Heritage and Arts

Facilitator: Jennifer Napier-Pearce, Salt Lake Tribune Editor(This session recommended for all students and youth leaders.)Salt Palace Convention Center

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12:15 pm –1:45 pm LU N C H Remarks from Utah Governor Gary Herbert

Keynote presentation: “What Will Your Sentence Be?” Mark Updegrove, Presidential Historian and Author

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UTAH STATE CAPITOL

SALT PALACE CONVENTION CENTER

SPONSORED BY UAMPS

Self-parking available at Salt Palace Convention Center, City Creek, or lotnorth of Salt Palace.

"Sexual Harassment and Bullying-Prevention and Prosecution"Hear the perspective of Utah youth council members as they address a societal problem that's in the national spotlight- sexual harassment and bullying. As students engage in a lively discussion, they'll learn how state lawmakers debate today's issues during the legislative session.

Group 1 will debate from 8:00 – 9:00 Group 2 will debate from 9:15 – 10:15

While students are not at mock hearing, they can meet with their legislators, attend legislative committee hearings, visit the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum, visit the 4th floor “Who Tells Your Story” exhibit and take a self-guid-ed Capitol tour. (Docents on-site for 4th floor exhibit and meetings with elected o� cials should be arranged by youth leaders.) Students can also participate in “Capitol Quest” challenge.

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UTAH LEAGUE OF CITIES AND TOWNS50 South 600 East, Suite 150, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 | www.ulct.org

U L C T B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S President, Beth Holbrook / City Council Member, Bountiful

First Vice President, Jon Pike / MayorSt. George

Second Vice President, Mike Mendenhall Council Member, Spanish Fork

Treasurer, Len Arave / Mayor, North Salt Lake

Immediate Past President, Steve Hiatt Former Mayor, Kaysville

Jewel Allen / Council Member, Grantsville

Dean Baker / Mayor, Naples

Richard Barnett / Council Member, Richfield

Andy Beerman / Mayor, Park City

Pat Brady / Mayor, Green River

Mike Caldwell / Mayor, Ogden

Damon Cann / Council Member, North Logan

Don Christensen / Council Member, West Valley City

Nicole Martin / Council Member, Herriman

Kelleen Potter / Mayor, Heber

Bob Stevenson / Mayor, Layton

Brent Taylor / Mayor, North Ogden

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Ben Reeves, Santaquin / Utah City Management Association President

Teresa Harris, Logan / Utah Municipal Clerks Association President

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Cameron Diehl / Executive Director

Abby Bolic / Operations Coordinator

David Church / General Counsel

Karson Eilers / Legislative Research Analyst

John Hiskey / Senior Advisor

Nick Jarvis / Chief Operating O� cer

John Oliver / Digital Media Producer

Rachel Otto / Director of Government Relations

Meg Ryan / Manager, Land Use Academy of Utah

Brandon Smith / Legislative Research Analyst

Roger Tew / Senior Policy Analyst and Advisor

Susan Wood / Director of Communications and Training