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WCPA RESOURCES WCPA HISTORICAL STATE RESOURCES EXTERNAL RESOURCES EXEC BOARD |
Professional Development Institutes The Wisconsin College Personnel Association is pleased to provide opportunities for professional development through conferences and workshops. WCPA 2008 PDI: Alcohol and Today's College Student April 11, 2008 Stevens Point, WI Registration costs Graduate Students: $40 Professional: $60 Schedule
Friday, April 11th, 2008
9:00 AM
10:00 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM Noon 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Registration
Opening and Welcome - Matt Vogel, UW - LaCrosse Break Break Out Sessions - Parental Notifications - Social Norms Marketing - Addiction Issues Lunch Best Practices with College Students and Alcohol - Anne Hoffmann, UW - Stevens Point UWSP Information for 2008 PDI
How to get to UWSP? Parking at the Dreyfus University Center (DUC)? Driving a state vehicle? You can park in any of the surrounding parking lots (Z, R, X) Lot Z can be accessed from High Street. On the North end of the DUC Lot R can be accessed from either Reserve Street or Portage Street Lot X can be accessed from Freemont Street. Fourth Ave turns into Freemont Street. Driving your own vehicle? You can park in the meter parking found in Lot Z or Lot R. $.50/hour What is the DUC address for map quest? The map quest directions are very good! 1015 Reserve Street Stevens Point, WI 54481 Hotel Information Country Inn & Suites: 715-345-7000 Comfort Suites: 715-341-6000 La Quinta Inn: 715-344-1900 Thanks to all who participated in and contributed to the success of the Spring 2008 PDI: Alcohol and Today's College Student Thanks to all who participated in and contributed to the success of the Spring 2007 PDI: The Ins and Outs of Online Communities and Technology: Best Practices and Strategies to Effectively Work With Our Students Thanks to all who participated in and contributed to the success of the Spring 2005 PDI: Mental Health & Today's College Student Thanks to all who participated in and contributed to the success of the Spring 2004 PDI: The College Male Today: Challenges and Opportunities in Engaging Men on Campus |
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