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86th Annual Meeting Registration Information
Please view the 2010 Registration form here.
MEETING REGISTRATION FEES
The Registration Fees listed below reflect a $15 discount for attendees who pre-register. To receive this
discount, pre-registration form must be postmarked by April 1, 2010 and submitted with payment (payable to Pennsylvania Academy of Science)
| Pre-Registration (before April 1) | On-site Registration | ||
| Full Meeting Rate: | Active members: | $50.00 | $65.00 |
| Non members: | $60.00 | $75.00 | |
| Students: | $30.00 | $45.00 | |
| Single Day Rate: | Active members: | $40.00 | $55.00 |
| Non members: | $50.00 | $65.00 | |
| Students: | $20.00 | $35.00 |
MEALS: READ CAREFULLY!!
• If you are staying at the hotel for both nights: meals will be paid with your hotel fees. DO NOT order separate meals
below. *Please notify the hotel of vegetarian preferences or food allergies during the reservation process.
• If you are not staying at the hotel for both nights: to eat at the hotel you must pre-order & pre-pay by the pre-
registration deadline. Submit payment with this form (see below) or via PayPal (online registration closed)
Fill in only if you are NOT staying at the hotel for both nights but you intend to dine there!!! Check the meals desired below:
| Friday Dinner | $34.45 | Vegetarian Available |
| Saturday Breakfast | $17.50 | |
| Saturday Lunch | $20.14 | |
| Saturday Dinner | $34.45 | Vegitarian Available |
| Sunday Breakfast | $17.40 |
Pennsylvania Academy of Science Annual Meeting is held each spring. It is an exciting event for all involved as college students and faculty present research.
For faculty, the meeting offers an opportunity to converse and collaborate with colleagues from neighboring institutions. In addition, it allows them to expose their students to a critical, yet often overlooked, aspect of scientific research…educating others!
For students, the Annual Meeting is a formative experience. For some students, this is their first opportunity to engage a public scientific audience in conversation about their research. And, for most, this will be the experience upon which they will likely build as their scientific careers progress.
