Country the team seeks to represent: You may choose to represent a country if either of the following conditions are met:

• The majority of team members are studying in the country

• The majority of team members are citizens of the country. This includes citizens who are studying in universities outside the country.

If neither of the conditions apply, explain your choice of country in an email to the organizers at worldcasecomp@gmail.com

Language used by the team: This is the language that the team members use to communicate with each other and their coach.

Name of the team (proposed): This is the name that will appear in a team’s written analysis of the case. It must not allow the judges to guess the team’s country or sponsoring organization. The competition administrators reserve the right to ask the team to use a different name.

Contact person: The contact person may be either a team member or a coach. They will be responsible for receiving a link to the case on the day before the competition. On the day of the competition, the contact person will be responsible for activating the link once the team has assembled and is ready to start.

Names of team members: Be sure that each name is recorded exactly the way the team member would like it to appear on a formal certificate from WECC.

Photos: These will be used in the event that the team becomes the world champions or wins a regional championship. Smiles and happy expressions wanted! Amateur pics are fine!

Evaluation-related courses and months of practical experience * : Team members are not required to have trained in program evaluation or to have practical experience in the area. The data that team members provide on evaluation-related courses and practical experience is used only when there is more than one team from a given country. The organizers then consider evaluation training and experience when deciding which team should represent that country in the world competition.

Narrative * : The team should provide three reasons why it should be chosen to represent its country. If more than one team registers from a given country, the organizers will consider the narrative arguments when selecting the country team.

 * Not required of teams that have won a national competition.