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| Earn up to 22 CEUs and fully re-certify in Florida for Aquatics, Natural Areas, or Right-of-Way! www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/aw | | Hello! Register today to take part in the 2012 Aquatic Weed Short Course to be held May 7-10, 2012 at the Coral Springs Marriott Hotel, Golf Club, and Convention Center in Coral Springs, FL. The short course is designed to benefit those new to the industry and experienced professionals seeking a comprehensive update. Topics include: · General Standards (CORE) Training · Pesticide Application Equipment Calibration Training · Plant Identification · Aquatic Pest Control Category Training · Natural Areas Weed Management Training · Right-of-Way Weed Management Training The 2012 program has just been confirmed and CEUs have just been awarded by the Florida Department of Ag! Click Here to view this year's program. Click Here to see the 2012 CEU allotment. | CEUs and Certification Exams | Up to 22 Florida Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be earned by attending this course. A representative from the Florida Pesticide Certification Office will be available at the short course to answer questions regarding CEUs and Florida licensing requirements. Commercial, Public and/or Private Pesticide Applicator Certification testing will be offered on Thursday, May 10th from 1:15 - 4:30pm. There is no charge for taking an exam. Please visit the conference website for more information on the available exams. | Short Course Program Online | The 2012 Program Agenda is posted online. Be sure to visit the conference website to view the detailed agenda of speakers and presentations. Program Agenda | Register Online | Registration is now available for the 2012 Aquatic Weed Control Short Course. Be sure that your organization is budgeted to attend this valuable training. (By April 9, 2012) $290.00 Late Registration Fee (After April 9, 2012) $340.00 Student Registration Fee $115.00 CLICK HERE to register today! The registration fee, combined with funds contributed by our generous sponsors, provides each attendee with the educational program, course materials, a Book of Presentations, morning, mid-day and afternoon refreshments, and Tuesday evening's welcome reception. | Short Course Publicity | We need your help. If you manage listservs or have access to email addresses of colleagues who may be interested in attending the short course, please forward this email, along with a link to the short course web site where updates are posted periodically. If you manage a society or association website or newsletter where your members would benefit from this training, please consider posting this course in your upcoming events. Thank you Aquatic Weed Control Short Course | May 7-10, 2012 Coral Springs Marriott | Coral Springs, FL www.conference.ifas.ufl.edu/aw | Please feel free to contact me personally should you have any questions about the 2012 Aquatic Weed Control Short Course. | | | | Meeting Site & Accommodations Coral Springs Marriott | | 11775 Heron Bay Boulevard Coral Springs, FL 33076 PHONE: 954-753-5598 FAX: 954-753-2888 TOLL FREE: 800-311-8018 Reservation Cut-off Date:April 13, 2012 Special Group Rates Group Code: aqtaqta Regular Room | $102 + tax | Concierge Level Room | $112 + tax | King Executive Suite | $122+ tax | One Bedroom Suite | $192 + tax | CLICK HERE to Book Online Note: All rooms are subject to applicable local and state taxes, currently 11%. | Why YOU Should Attend: | - Earn 20+ Florida CEUs
- Fully recertify in either Aquatics, Right-of-Way, or Natural Areas
- Take Florida Certification Exams
- Exam Study and Q&A Sessions
- Interactive Calibration Training Sessions
- Live Plant ID Sessions
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