Asilomar Housing and Reg Info
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HOUSING INFORMATION
ASILOMAR 2009
Please read the following information carefully. The procedure this year but has changed greatliy from previous years. Space is assigned on an order-received basis; there is no lottery.
One thing that makes the Asilomar Mathematics Conference such a great
experience is staying on the beautiful grounds. Attendees are able to
share family-style meals with teachers from kindergarten through college. At
the same table there could be teachers from throughout the state and
country, administrators, and people from the state department of education. We urge you to send in your registration form as early in September as possible.
ON-GROUNDS HOUSING
To apply for on-grounds housing complete Step 6 on the registration
form; include the names of all those requesting to room together.
Complete a separate registration form for each person in the group but mail them
all together in one envelope. Each person’s total must be calculated
separately, but one payment for the group is acceptable. Form(s) must be received ASAP. Accommodations are for either two or four persons per room.
Individuals who list no
preference will be assigned roommates; no
single or triple accommodations are available.
NEW this year: You can sign-up one other other person who is NOT registered for the conference for on-grounds accommodations. The regular housing and meals fee of $280 applies, but there are NO additional fees. This allows access to the grounds and meals, but NOT to the exhibit halls or any sessions. For information on a Guest Pass see next. To register yourself and a roommate guest, see step 6 of the registration form.
NEW this year: For $50 you can get a Guest Pass for one additional person, whether or not you stay on-grounds. This will allow your guest access to the Friday night and the Sunday morning keynote addresses. On Saturday a Gurest may NOT attend any sessions, but does have access to the exhibit hall. See step 4 of the registration form.
NOTE:- Be
sure to indicate your special access and dietary needs in step 2 of the
pre-reg form if applicable.
- All rooms are
non-smoking.
- Rates are based on
double or quad occupancy. NO
single or triple rooms are available. You will be assigned a roommate if you do
not request one (be sure to note your gender).
- On-grounds housing confirmation is emailed by Oct 28. Please supply a working email for at least one of your roommates.
- Contact us at cmcasilomar@aol.com if you have not heard by November 1.
- You can still apply for on-grounds housing. See the above paragraphs for guest information.
- Registration forms for
all those requesting to share a room must be mailed together
in ONE
envelope.
Your
cost: Lodging plus dinner, breakfast, and lunch plus registration is $415 per person total for 2 nights, Friday and Saturday.
This is after the $15 early-reg discount is applied. Past-Presidents, CMC section officers and a few others must pay for
their housing, but it is guaranteed until October 4 and only until
October 4!
OFF-GROUNDS
HOUSING: Because Asilomar
housing is very limited, we have made arrangements through the firm
Resort 2 Me to reserve a large number of rooms in the area at
special conference rates. In an effort to accommodate different
preferences as well as budgets, numerous types of facilities such as
motels, inns, bed-and-breakfast inns, and full-service hotels are
offered. For reservations and information contact: Resort 2 Me, 800-449-1499 (8am - 6 pm; weekends 11 to 5), or visit
them at http://www.resort2me.com/cmc.
AFFILIATE
INFORMATION
Help
support a strong voice for mathematics education! Join the triumvirate
of professional organizations at the local, state, and national levels.
It’s easy. Check the appropriate boxes in step
7.
National: The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has requested that all memberships be sent directly to them on their website. Contact NCTM to subscribe to Teaching Children Mathematics
(TCM) for Elementary grades; Mathematics
Teaching in the Middle School (MTMS) for
middle grades; The Mathematics Teacher
(MT) for secondary grades (HS, 8=14); and their Journal for Research in Mathematics Education
(JRME print or electronic version).
Regional
& Interest Group Affiliates.
These are by county or interest group, arranged from Northwest to
Southeast (more or less). Get involved with your local affiliate; find out more on our
Affiliates page, including links to many of our
affiliates. Also for those involved in inservice and preservice education, you can join CAMTE, the California Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators.
The ComMuniCator 2009 SPECIAL EDITION:
ACTIVITIES ACROSS THE STRANDS, GRADES K-12
The CMC ComMuniCator is the official quarterly
journal of the California Mathematics Council. The 2009-10 Special Edition: Activities Across the Strands, Grades K-12 will be on sale at the CMC ComMuniCator booth in the Administration building and the PGMS Gym. Stop by to purchase this special edition containing 64 pages of activities and investigations for grades K-12 for $5. You can reserve a copy in advance through pre-registration (see step 9 on the registration form, next page) and pick it up at the conference.
Also available at the CMC booth will be previous issues of
the annual Special Activity Issues, the ComMuniCator Classicss, back issues of the ComMuniCator, and other CMC publications. Be sure to stop by our
booths—if just to thank the ComMuniCator editor and her volunteer staff
for their marvelous work on these journals.
To REGISTER for on-grounds housing and for the conference,please provide the information
requested on the
For a 6-page PDF of additional imporant conference information on housing, scheduling, canceling, and a hard-copy registration form, click to download General Asilomar Conference Information.
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