The American Advertising Federation expects each student attending the NSAC to present a professional image as a representative of your college/university and of the advertising industry.
Each student and faculty must act responsibly at all times and comply with the following:
- I understand I am representing my school and will remember that my behavior will be observed by my peers and key industry leaders.
- I have reviewed the Policies & Procedures and will adhere to all rules outlined therein.
- I will not post or upload the NSAC Case Study to public sites or servers where individuals outside of the competing team may download a copy.
- I will maintain good standing at my academic institution. Any violation of school policy that results in disciplinary action may also impact my ability to compete in NSAC.
- The American Advertising Federation opposes all illegal acts. Any participant convicted of a crime during the competition year may be disqualified from participation.
- The District Competitions and ADMERICA Conference are not a vacation or holiday. They are professional business meetings. I have been invited to compete in a professional forum and will act accordingly.
- I understand that I may use NSAC materials in my portfolio and in other public manners for the express purpose of job seeking.
- By entering the NSAC competition, I agree that all ideas expressed in written or presentation form become the property of the sponsoring company for any use whatsoever, without compensation of any sort to any person.
- Violation of the Policies and Procedures and the guidelines above will result in penalties against my NSAC team, including disqualification, at the discretion of the AAF National Office and the National Education Executive Council (NEEC)