The 19th biennial conference of the Asian Association for Biology Education will be held at the Warrnambool Campus of Deakin University, Victoria, Australia from 27-29 November, 2002.
Interested persons are invited to register for the conference and to present either spoken or poster papers. There will be sessions devoted to the following themes:
- Ecological sustainable development
- Molecular biology
as well as open sessions which will include country reports.
There will also be an open forum on the topic
“New technologies in education – do they enhance learning?”
Registration: A$210 (currently 1A$= 49Usc)
Includes
- US$10 membership fee of AABE for two years
- Abstracts
- Welcome function on evening of 26 Nov
- Conference dinner
- Field excursion on 28 Nov
- Lunches, morning & afternoon teas
A range of accommodation is available. Buses connect Melbourne airport to Spencer St rail station. Trains leave for Warrnambool 3 times a day (currently 8:48, 12:40, 18:08). http://www.wcr.com.au/.
Details about Warrnambool are at:
November in Australia is late Spring. Conditions will be mild but evenings cool.
REGISTRATION FORM (Word File)
Please detach and forward to
Mrs Christine Harris
School of Ecology & Environment
Deakin University
Warrnambool, Victoria.
AUSTRALIA. 3280
Name ____________________________________
Address ___________________________________
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- Please send me details about accommodation
- Please find enclosed A$210 or US$105 for registration. Cheques payable to Deakin University
- I will pay registration fee at the conference [A$10 surcharge]
- I would like to present a spoken paper entitled
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- I would like to present a poster paper entitled
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- I am interested in attending a post conference tour [organised through a travel agent]
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