DETAILS REGARDING PRESENTATIONS FOR THE 32ND ANNUAL TOMATO DISEASE WORKSHOP:
Individuals who are interested in making an oral or poster presentation are encouraged to submit a title and brief description of their presentation to Aimin Wen (aimin.wen@ufl.edu) and preference (oral or poster). Oral presentations (20 min) are limited and any presentations that cannot be accommodated will be included as a poster presentation. All meeting abstracts are due September 25th to be included in the Workshop Proceedings, which will be provided at the conference. Abstracts received after September 25th will still be accepted, but only as poster presentations and might not be printed in the final proceedings.
From: Cooley,Christine E
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Subject: 32nd Annual Tomato Disease Workshop
Good Morning. Registration is now open for the 32nd Annual Tomato Disease Workshop to be held October 2017 at the Univ. of Florida/IFAS Gulf Coast Research and Education Center. The link is noted below and there you will find all the details including registration, hotel accommodations, transportation information, sponsorship details, presentation guidelines, and a preliminary agenda.
There is an early bird registration price, but you have register before September 25. For lodging contact the Hilton Garden Inns Riverview directly at
(813) 626-6610 and mention the Tomato Disease Workshop to get the contracted rate. The rate of $139 is only in effect until September 22nd. After this date, the regular rack room rate will be in effect and room availability and choice may be limited.
Please forward this email onto anyone who might find it of interest.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me.
https://32ndtomatodiseaseworkshop.eventbrite.com
Christine Cooley
Office Assistant/Media Coordinator
Univ. of Florida/IFAS/Gulf Coast REC
14625 CR 672, Wimauma, FL 33598
(813) 419-6578
ccooley@ufl.edu
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