PAEE 2009 Conference

Take the Conference Evaluation The 2009 PAEE Conference is being held at the Raystown Lake Resort and Conference Center in Entriken, PA 16638. March 19th to March 21st Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn, laugh and share during the conference, afterwards you will leave invigorated and up to date with information from the Environmental Education Field. Check back often for more details. We hope to see you there. View the Conference Booklet View the Conference Newsletter. Conference Registration Form YES, It is folk singer, John McCutcheon. John appeared at a PAEE conference in the 80's, and we are excited that he is making a return visit to do a complete concert on Saturday evening, March 21 at the Raystown Lake Resort and Conference Center in central Pennsylvania. Tickets for the Conference ( $35 ) per person, and can be purchased using the Registration Form. The Concert is part of a full conference registration, or you can purchase tickets seperately for just the concert. Are you interested in sponsoring a speaker, concert, or other activity at the conference? Sponsorship Letter  |  Sponsorship Form Are you looking to (carpool / share a ride) or to (share a room) at the 2009 Conference? Post your request to share a ride or room using our (Share a Ride/Room Posting Board). To view request to share a ride or room click on the Share a Ride link or Share a Room link. Exhibitor Registrations  |  Meal Form Exhibitors  |  Lobby Exhibit spaces  |  Hallway Exhibit spaces 2009 Conference Field Study's Some of the slated workshops: Gardening with children Sustainable Agriculture and the Classroom The Healthy Earth, Healthy Children Equation Cooking for real Workshop School Recycling Programs (from Waste Audits to Making Crafts out of the Stuff You Find!) Teaching the Greatest Challenge of Them All: Climate Change Greening Middle School Virtual Tools for Educators at PCEE.ORG Slow Food for your Fast Life Beyond the Interpretive Hike: Stewardship thru Outdoor Recreation The Best Kept Secret Around! Connecting Kids With Nature: The Early Years Classroom Water Festivals Trout in the Classroom (TIC) Permaculture, Experiential Learning, and Nonviolent Communication. Charcoal Iron Making and its effects on the Environment Turning Learning Inside Out A Multi-disciplinary Approach to EE Using Simulations and Public Scholarship