I have no clue what you should put, considering I've never been to one either.

Take plenty of pictures for my examination...

The convention websites usually have itineraries which you could also pick up at the convention, that'll tell you what goings on are... going on...

congrats, and have fun!

Yup one is posted already at furtherconfusion.org. However it's only by title, not by what's actually giong on. Well you probably get that a dance is a dance but alot of what's listed I have no idea about ;p.

Ah I see, yes that schedule leaves much to be desired... Well, If I'd advise attending most of the art related ones, particularly ones like poses and expressions, retrospective and futures, Life drawings: objects and then life drawings: modelsI have no idea what Fry and Lewis: Hedges and Trails is about, and I'd personally avoid the manga and sculpture studios unless that's your thing, and I'd personally love to have a sit through the Photoshop studio. Always peek in on what guest speakers they have lined up for the day, and try out one or two Masquerade or parades if only just to test it out. You might also want to look into the characterization workshops since mapping out characters in writing helps a lot when it comes time to draw them. I cant emphasize this strongly enough... you NEED to check out the Norse spirituality meeting on saturday, thats probably going to be EPIC! :B on and hay, I just discovered that you can get descriptions by holding your mouse over the name of the event >.> ...

Wish I was going...but I can't. Maybe next year?

I wish I could tell you what to do... but I haven't been to one... I might go to the Mephit FurMeet this Labor Day weekend now that I am only a 2 1/2 hr drive from it compared to 5 1/2 hrs