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Local Events and Opportunities
National Association of Interpretation Region 9 2007 Spring Workshop
May 11 - 13, 2007
Location: Asilomar State Park in Monterey
Contact: Pat Clark-Gray from California State Parks at pgray@parks.ca.gov
http://www.interpnet.com/conferences/region_section.shtml (more information will be available later)
Agriculture in the Classroom California Conference
October 12 - 14, 2007
Location: Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove/Monterey County
Registration information available in July at http://www.cfaitc.org or by calling 800-700-AITC
Statewide Events and Opportunities
Association for Environmental and Outdoor Education
Spring Statewide Conference Connecting With Community
April 27-29, 2007 at Sierra Outdoor School in Sonora
Early Registration Deadline: March 23, 2007
Cost: $140 + $15 AEOE membership (scholarships are available)
Information/Registration Packet: AEOE
Join environmental, outdoor and museum educators, interpreters, and teachers from all over California at this professional development conference. Registration includes two nights lodging, five meals, speakers, entertainment, a choice of over 70 workshops, and more! The keynote is nationally recognized speaker, author, consultant and actor, Dr. Cortés, who is widely regarded as one of the founders of the multicultural education movement in California. Building on his personal experience growing up as a person of mixed ancestry, Dr. Cortés will share his insights on how to best connect with California’s multicultural student populations.
2007 California Science Education Conference
October 25 - 28, 2007
Long Beach
http://www.cascience.org/conference.html
Workshop Proposals are currently being accepted.
The conference qualifies for HOUSSE credit and for NCLB Title II funding.
This science conference features hundreds of workshops, many short courses and field courses, great speakers and exhibits, and is appropriate for all grade levels and all science disciplines.
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