Name Change for DECA's College/University Division
At the annual business meeting during the International Career Development Conference in Louisville, Kentucky, the student delegates voted overwhelmingly to change the name of the division from Delta Epsilon Chi to Collegiate DECA.

We will officially launch the new brand – including the new name and logo – on July 1. The key to building a strong brand and identity throughout all levels of the organization is to have a coordinated and effective launch. To do this, we need your help at all levels of the organization.

DECA will begin providing the logo in digital format to chapter advisors on July 1, provided they return our official logo agreement. You may request the agreement now, allowing you to complete and return it so that it is on file. We will then provide you with the digital files on July 1. Email publications@deca.org to request the agreement.

Additional information will be provided between now and July 1 as materials become available.

Please let us know if you have any questions: contact DECA’s publications department at publications@deca.org. Thanks for your cooperation.

Click here for a list of the International Conference winners for competitive events, management institutes, and the Entrepreneurship Challenge..

$5000 NAPA Summer Internship Opportunity for a Delta Epsilon Chi junior or senior. Click here for application and details

Learn about the online membership system and log-in to view the status of your chapter and submit members. If you don't have a chapter on your campus, but still want to be a member this year, join our new Virtual Chapter for Delta Epsilon Chi.

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2009–10 Competitive Events
Students can choose from 20 different competitions, putting their experience, skills and knowledge to the test while representing their college/university and competing for top international honors. This complete Interactive Guide to Competitive Events is available online with details and guidance for every event.The competitive events are clustered around six (6) academic areas, actively involving business and industry professionals while incorporating experiential learning, classroom applications, and program recognition. ALSO: Learn about the new exam format for ICDC exams.

Business Simulation Exam Format for the 2009-2010 International Competition
While the format for exams varies for state-level competition, exams for the 2010 International Career Development Conference have been clustered around academic areas that share common elements in the knowledge and skills taught in the classroom and that are needed for successful careers in each industry or field. Learn more on the Competitive Events page.

Financial Statement Analysis Event Companies
The companies to analyze for the 2009-10 competition are La-Z-Boy and Ethan Allen. Click here for information about the companies, links to their 10-K financial reports, and additional guidelines and formulas for your financial calculations.

2009–10 Conferences and Programs
This complete Interactive Guide to Conference & Programs includes information about:

• Collegiate Leadership Academy
• Scholarships
• Resources for Students, Advisors and Membership Development
• Recognition Programs for Students and Chapters
• Fundraising Partners
• Corporate Supporters
• International Career Development Conference, featuring the Entrepreneurship Challenge, the Culinary Management Institute, and the National Management Institute

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