
For the swap, a few members stand at their school’s table while others walk around carrying their school’s stuff to swap. They go to the other tables, and if they see something they like, they ask to swap some of their own stuff for the other school’s stuff. We collected a ton of items, enough for all three MPTC campuses to come back with a large bag to share. There were a few t-shirts and a magnet I really liked from other colleges’ events. I’m bringing back the items for the West Bend Student Senate to see so we can get some fresh ideas on giveaways and designs.
Throughout the day we had three showcases, one of which was a lecture showcase. There are a couple of speakers I’d like to bring to our campus. We also had a chance to speak with the acts, both the ones showcasing and ones that weren’t part of the showcases, during something they call CAMP where you can go booth to booth asking questions and getting information about booking.

Even though I saw a lot of great acts, my favorite part of the day was the school swap. It was exciting, a little chaotic, and much more fun than I thought it would be.
Incase you missed it, check out the rest of my NACA experience:
Read NACA 2013 Part 1: Crossing the Boarder
Read NACA 2013 Part 2: The Conference Kicks Off
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