Students at kickoff

[RebAl]

Which kickoffs are students allowed to attend? (ie New York City)

[Rich Wong]

If you are from Long Island, the closest
Remote Kickoff is NYC Remote Kickoff on the
Brooklyn Campus of Polytechnic University.

If your team signed up to attend, I believe
the offical number of student invited
from each team is seven.

If you show up without an invitation,
you won't be turn alway (that goes against
FIRST's mission) but it maybe standing room only.

Also only registered team will be given the
Kits. All others must wait for the FedEX man
on Monday or head for Manchester, NH.


:)

[FotoPlasma]

The kickoff at San Jose State University is generally going to limit student attendance to about 4 per team, if I recall correctly. Jason can either confirm or deny this...

[Gadget470]

the Novi Expo Center in Novi, MI is a big place allowing approximently 15-20 students per team (I think).

This to me is one of the better one's because more students aren't hearing a second-hand explination of the game/rules.

[Joe Matt]

6 people (I think) from a team at VCU. We are splitting it down the middle, 3 mentors, 3 students. Our coach is heading the rookie work shop, so if you are going, say hi to Mr. Clarke (call him Chainsaw ;) ) for me.

[Joe Troy]

The remote kick-off for the Philadelphia Alliance being held at the Upper Darby High School will allow registered teams to bring 14 or more team members. The details can be found at UDHS Remote Kick-Off website (http://www.first.udsd.k12.pa.us/2003RemoteKickoffEvent/kickoff.htm).