AETCI90-102 — Conferences, Workshops, Briefings And Video Teleconferences

AETCI90-102 governs HQ AETC procedures and responsibilities for planning and scheduling conferences, briefings, workshops, and video teleconferences.

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  • Publication number: AETCI90-102
  • Title: CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, BRIEFINGS AND VIDEO TELECONFERENCES
  • Date: 2018-06-26

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AETCI90-102 establishes requirements for conference approval, facility use, reservations, briefings to senior AETC leaders, and VTC scheduling. It requires official reservations through FIRST and sets controls for conference areas, scheduling details, and event cancellations.

Applies to: This instruction applies to Air Force Reserve Command and Air National Guard Units when assigned.

Topics covered

  • Conference approval
  • AETC Conference Center facilities
  • Martin Hall Conference Room
  • FIRST reservations
  • Video teleconferencing
  • AETC/CC and CD briefings
  • Conference participation
  • Controlled conference areas

Questions and answers

What approval do HQ AETC conferences require?

All conferences held in or sponsored by this headquarters, regardless of location, must be approved IAW DoD Conference Approval Guidance located at https://www-r.aetc.af.mil/conferences/revision/main.asp and requires AETC/FM and AETC/JA coordination. (paragraph 1)

Who schedules the AETC Conference Center and MHCR?

Command Presentations (AETC CSS/SCSS) is responsible for scheduling usage of the AETC Conference Center facilities (Building 905) and the Martin Hall Conference Room (MHCR, Building 900). (paragraph 1)

What is required for an official conference reservation?

Tentative reservations can be taken over the telephone; however, official reservations must be submitted using FIRST. (paragraph 2)

How soon must a FIRST request follow a tentative reservation?

FIRST requests must be submitted to Command Presentations within 2 business days from the tentative reservation date. (paragraph 2)

What information must Action Officers provide for formal reservations?

Using FIRST, Action Officers will provide the following information: classification, who is being briefed, purpose, background, subject, requesting directorate, Action Officer, Action Officer phone number, requested date/time/location, briefer(s), required attendees, optional attendees, additional remarks, presentation equipment/services required, VTC participating units, VTC dialing information and any additional comments/service required. (paragraph 2)

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