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From: help@globe.gov [mailto:help@globe.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 4:04 PM
To: globe-all@globe.gov
Subject: 14th GLOBE Annual Partner Meeting
Dear GLOBE Community:
The GLOBE Program Office is pleased to invite you to participate in the *14**th **GLOBE Annual Partner Meeting and Professional Development Workshop, focusing on the theme of Exploring Climate Through GLOBE Student Research, *scheduled for *29 July -3 August 2010*, at the Hyatt Regency Calgary Hotel, Alberta, Canada.
GLOBE Annual Meetings bring together GLOBE Country Coordinators and U.S. partnership coordinators, science and education PIs, as well as partnering organizations from around the world to address and share innovative science and education elements of GLOBE. This year, for the first time, we are also accepting registrations from teachers (75 teacher registrations will be accepted on a first-come first-serve basis).
This event offers a unique opportunity for participants to learn about the latest educational, scientific, and collaborative developments in the GLOBE program, interact with GLOBE community members and scientists who are using GLOBE data in their research, and open dialogue with fellow educators on effective methods to enhance the GLOBE educational experience in the classroom. Members of the GLOBE community will have the opportunity to display a poster and/or other exhibit materials highlighting their local GLOBE activities. This year’s event will include three days of train-the-trainer professional development workshops, designed to provide real experience with the latest in GLOBE student research in the classroom and in the field.
Please note that all participants are responsible for all costs associated with travel and participation in these events. Participants are responsible for obtaining their own travel documents.
The registration site is now open. Don’t miss out on the early bird registration pricing. Click here < http://www.globe.gov/content/specialnews/2010prtnr_meetng > for complete information.
We look forward to seeing you in Calgary!
Sincerely,
Dr. Edward E. Geary Director, the GLOBE Program
