FEES

The conference registration fee covers all program materials, the opening reception, coffee breaks, and lunch on Wednesday and Thursday. In addition, each person paying full conference fees will receive a copy of the conference publication, Selected Papers from the Nineteenth International Conference on College Teaching  and Learning. 

To register for the conference, please complete the secure online registration form. Payment of registration fees may be made by credit card (MasterCard, VISA, Discover or American Express), check, purchase order or wire transfer.

The conference will also be offering a large number of interactive, hands-on workshops as a part of conference activities. Attendance is limited to ensure maximum interactivity among participants. Workshop fees are $295 for full day sessions and $150 for half day sessions.

FLORIDA/GEORGIA DAY

To enable more Florida and Georgia residents to participate in the conference, a special one day registration fee of $250 has been established.  This fee, covering conference activities on the attendee’s choice of Wednesday or Thursday, is available to any resident of Florida or Georgia. Note: Persons presenting papers must pay the $495 proposal presentation fee.

PAYMENT

Credit card payments can be made online at https://artemis.fccj.edu/tlc_registration/. Check payments should be payable to FCCJ and mailed to Florida Community College at Jacksonville, attn: Jeana Davis, 501 W. State Street, Room 272, Jacksonville, FL 32202. Our federal ID number is 59-1149317.

REFUND POLICY

Full refunds will be available providing a letter of cancellation is received on or before February 1, 2008. Cancellations received between February 1 and March 13, 2008 will be assessed a $50 service charge. No refunds will be granted after March 13, 2008.

INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL ATTENDEES

We strongly recommend that you secure your travel visa before registering for the International Conference on College Teaching and Learning. Because some countries require a formal invitation letter as part of the visa application process, we have established the following procedures to better serve you:

• A request for an invitation letter must be sent on official letterhead, preferably from your university or employer. Your request must include the following information: your first name, last name, organization/company, job title, building address, street address, city, region, country, email address, phone number, and fax number.
• Requests must be faxed to our office (904-632-3289) by January 31, 2008. We will then fax the invitation letter to the individual requesting it. (Note: we will make up to three attempts to fax the invitation letter, so please make sure you have listed the correct working fax number. If there is time, we will also send the invitation letters via standard U.S. Postal Service airmail (no overnight or other delivery services).

Please remember:

• Attendees are responsible for all of their conference and travel expenses. We are unable to provide any funding to subsidize registration costs or any other attendee expenses.
• Attendees are responsible for contacting the appropriate Embassy and forwarding the necessary information, forms, etc. to them.
• If you have questions, please contact Jeana Davis at 904-632-3088 or email jmdavis@fccj.edu
  

ADDITIONAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION

General Information: Jack Chambers, e-mail: jchamber@fccj.edu; or Jeana Davis, e-mail: jmdavis@fccj.edu. Persons requiring special assistance in attending the conference should contact  Jeana Davis. This announcement is subject to change.