College Hockey Fair Welcome Video Welcoming comments

Joe Beninati (Emcee), Alan May (Emcee)

1:15 p.m. Opportunities in College Hockey Presentation

Andy Gojdycz, Atlantic Associate Coach-in-Chief, USA Hockey

NECHL Commissioner for ACHA Division 1
1:30 p.m. Ed Gosek, Head Coach – SUNY-Oswego
1:40 p.m. College Hockey Inc. video
1:45 p.m. AJ Toews, Washington Capitals’ Scout

1:55 p.m. Audience moves to break-out sessions

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  Green: Caps Party Room
  
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  Red: Mezzanine
  
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  Blue: Arlington Party room
  

2:00 p.m. 1^st Session of Panel Discussions

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  Green: ACHA
  
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  Red: NCAA
  
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  Blue: College Administrators
  

2:20 p.m. 2^nd Session of Panel Discussions

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  Green: NCAA
  
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  Red: College Administrators
  
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  Blue: ACHA
  

2:40 p.m. 3^rd Session of Panel Discussions

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  Green: College Administrators
  
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  Red: ACHA
  
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  Blue: NCAA
  

2:55 p.m. Hockey Fair attendees return to Mezzanine

Joe Beninati (Emcee), Alan May (Emcee)

*Times subject to change

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  Stevenson University
  
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  SUNY Oswego
  

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  American University Lady Eagles
  
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  Towson University
  
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  University of Maryland Lady Terps
  

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  Mercyhurst University
  
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  United States Naval Academy
  
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  University of Pittsburgh
  
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  Rutgers University
  

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  George Washington University
  
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  James Madison University
  
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  The College of New Jersey
  
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  University of Maryland, Baltimore County
  

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  American University
  
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  Catholic University
  
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  Christopher Newport University
  
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  East Carolina University
  
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  George Mason University
  
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  Loyola University
  
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  Marymount University
  
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  Northern Virginia Community College
  
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  Old Dominion University
  
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  Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg
  
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  Salisbury University
  
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  University of Arkansas
  
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  University of Maryland
  
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  University of Miami
  
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  University of North Carolina, Wilmington
  
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  Wake Forest University
  

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  Ed Gosek (Head Coach, SUNY-Oswego University, NCAA Div III)
  
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  Zachary Vit (Assistant Coach, Stevenson University, NCAA Div III)
  
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  Jamie Jelinek (College of the Holy Cross 2007-11, NCAA Div I)
  
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  Kim Insalaco (Brown University 1999-2003 / US Olympic Bronze medalist 2006)
  

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  Michael Fox (Head Coach, United States Naval Academy, Div I)
  
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  Tom McKinnon (Head Coach, Mercyhurst University, Div I)
  
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  Stu Rulnick (Head Coach, University of Pittsburgh, Div I)
  
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  Emily Paquin (Head Coach, UMD Lady Terps, Div II)
  
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  Rob Thomas (Head Coach, University of Arkansas, Div III)
  
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  Nick Lenker (President, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Div III)
  

EMCEE Steve Hyjek

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  Peter Saenz (Admissions Counselor, George Mason University)
  
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  Tom Kinback (Associate Director of Financial Aid, Northern Virginia Community College)
  
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  Paul Bowden (Associate Athletic Director, NCAA Compliance, George Mason University)
  

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Brian MacLellan was named the sixth general manager in the Capitals history on May 26, 2014. MacLellan, 55, is entering his 14^th season with Washington after serving as the team’s assistant general manager, player personnel for the previous seven seasons. In his previous role, MacLellan oversaw the club’s professional scouting staff and worked closely with the team’s American Hockey League affiliate, the Hershey Bears, who won the Calder Cup in 2006, 2009, and 2010. MacLellan, who served as a pro scout for the Capitals from 2000-03 prior to his promotion to director of player personnel, assisted and advised the general manager in all player-related matters.

MacLellan, who won a Stanley Cup with the Calgary Flames in 1989, recorded 413 points (172 goals, 241 assists) in 606 games during his 10-year NHL career with the Los Angeles Kings, New York Rangers, Minnesota North Star, Calgary Flames, and Detroit Red Wings. MacLellan also won a silver medal with Team Canada at the 1985 World Championship in Prague.

The Guelph, Ont. Native played hockey at Bowling Green State University from 1978-82, registering 143 points (64g, 79a) in 160 games. MacLellan’s 345 career penalty minutes rank sixth in school history. The 6’3” forward earned 63 points his freshman year, marking the second most points by a freshman in school history behind teammate George McPhee, who tallied 88 points the same season. Late in his junior season, MacLellan moved to defense, and was named an All-American defenseman and First-Team All-CCHA in 1982. MacLellan served as co-captain for the Falcons from 1980-82. He was elected to the Bowling Green Athletic Hall of Fame in 1987. MacLellan graduated with a bachelor of science in business administration from Bowling Green and earned his MBA in finance from the University of St. Thomas in 1995. He went on to work for an investment firm in Minneapolis before joining the Capitals as a pro scout.

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