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Thank You Donors!
We thank the following for their donations to the Silent Auction at the 2011 Annual Conference in New Orleans
- Mark Mrozinski - Harper College
- Greg Johnson
- Connie Dawe - Kellogg Community College
- Beryl Morimoto - Honolulu Community College
- Karen LaMarsh - Clayton State University
- Edie Armey - Lake Region State College
- Steamboat Natchez
- Augusoft
- Garry Whitley - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science & Technology (SIAST)
- Cathy Noonan - City of San Jose
- Mike Zuziak
- Okanagan College
- Tom Leaverton - Kirkwood Community College
- Linda Teener - UFM Community Learning Center
- Joan McClintock - Longwood Gardens
- David Reilly - Palm Beach School District
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Who Will Benefit?
• Leaders will receive the latest information on financial, policy and planning issues to help make informed policy decisions and plan future directions.
• Managers and coordinators will get the most advanced and current tips and techniques on budgeting, programming, management, trends, marketing and brochure design to increase enrollments, boost income and save on costs.
• The content is geared to those in a variety of institutional settings conducting educational programs for the community, for business and industry, and seminars for professional development.
• Colleges, universities, public schools, recreation departments, vocational-technical schools, hospitals, museums, health care organizations, associations and private providers will be represented at this conference. More than 900 participants will come from at least 5 countries. |
Cost Savings
Early registration discount
Register by August 1, 2012, and take advantage of our early registration discount. If your fiscal year ends June 30, you can charge it to either fiscal year.
Third person free!
Save big by bringing a third person from your program at no cost (at the basic registration rate).
Income. The biggest savings is when your program makes more money next year. The LERN conference is known for producing new information every year. With it, your program will get more registrations, higher income, or saved costs.
Meeting Site
Founded in 1790 and burned by the British in 1812, Washington, D.C. has a rich and diverse cultural history that can be explored in the dozens of museums, monuments and government buildings.
Washington, D.C. is serviced by three area airports; Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI).
The daytime average temperature is 58°F (14°C)
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What To Do Now
1 Make your plans now to attend. Seek budget approval to attend. Consider sending a team from your staff, as the third person is FREE!
2 Register by August 1, 2012, and take advantage of our early registration discount. If your fiscal year ends June 30, you can
charge it to either fiscal year.
3 The final conference brochure will be out in July. Details and updates are also available on the Internet. Please bookmark this site to follow.
4 Encourage your colleagues to attend. This is the most exciting event of the year in lifelong learning. To take advantage of the early registration discount, click here to register.
LERN,
PO Box 9,
River Falls, WI 54022, USA;
fax it to 888-234-8633.
Or call 800-678-5376.
Questions? Call us at 800-678-5376 or send
e-mail to info@lern.org. |
Hotel
The site of the 2012 LERN Annual Conference will be the Renaissance Washington, D.C., located at the corner of 9th and K Streets, NW, adjacent to the Washington, D.C. convention center. The room rate is $169 single/double plus taxes and fees.
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