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S U P P L E M E N TA L
R E G I S T R AT I O N
F O R M
Ecological Society of America (ESA) 100th Annual Meeting & Exposition
Baltimore Convention Center • Baltimore, Maryland • August 9–14, 2015
Please read all of the instructions below carefully BEFORE completing this form.
Your completed form may be faxed to ESA Headquarters at (202) 833-8775, scanned and
sent as an email message attachment to [email protected], or mailed to 1990 M Street,
NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20036 USA. Full payment for fees due MUST accompany
your Supplemental Registration Form. All fees are quoted in US Dollars. Payment may be
made by business check, personal check, travelers’ check, money order, or credit card.
(Credit card payments will not be processed unless the expiration date is provided.)
Payments must be made in US Dollars and checks must be payable to the Ecological
Society of America. ESA accepts credit card payments by MasterCard or VISA ONLY. ESA
does NOT accept American Express, Discover, or Diners Club. ESA also does NOT accept
purchase orders. The ESA Federal ID number is 37-0913411.
All sections of the Supplemental Registration Form marked with an asterisk (*) MUST be
filled out completely. Complete Section B and pay the $45.00 Guest Fee to register an adult
(i.e., person age 18 or older) who will accompany you as a guest at the ESA 100th Annual
Meeting. This will provide him/her with LIMITED access to meeting programs and amenities.
For details, visit www.esa.org/baltimore/registration/registration-fees. If an adult will
accompany you at the meeting and he/she wishes to attend the full scientific program, he/
she MUST complete a separate Meeting Registration Form and pay applicable fees to
register independently. You may register each child or youth (infant through 17 years of
age) who will accompany you at the meeting at no charge. (See Section C.) Registered
children and youths are entitled to the same LIMITED access to meeting programs and
amenities as registered adult guests.
ESA reserves the right to cancel any activity for which the minimum enrollment is not
reached and will post updates on filled or canceled activities on the Annual Meeting page of
the ESA website as Annual Meeting Alerts. (See www.esa.org/baltimore.) Because
cancellation decisions will be made in mid-June, we urge you to register for optional Field
Trips and/or Workshops (see Sections E and F) no later than Thursday, June 18, 2015. You
are responsible for reading and adhering to the provisos outlined in information posted
about these activities on the ESA website. Also, because many
Field Trips and Workshops occur concurrently – either on the same days or during
overlapping time slots – please be sure not to register for more than one activity
during any given time slot.
To register as a member of the media (with press credentials) or a pre-approved
VIP guest, please provide your contact information either via email to Liza Lester,
ESA Communications Officer ([email protected]), or Tricia Crocker, ESA Registrar
([email protected]), respectively, or by telephone at 202-833-8773. Members of the media,
exhibitors, and/or VIP guests who wish to request Field Trip, Workshop, Ticketed Event or
Guest Registration should complete and return this Supplemental Registration Form.
*Section A. Contact Information * = Required Information
(You MUST complete this Section.)
*Last Name (Family Name):
*First Name (Forename):Middle Initial:
*Mailing Address for Meeting Information:
*City, State/Province:*Zip/Postal Code:
*Country:
*Daytime Phone #:Fax #:
Email Address:
Affiliation:
Please provide the name and phone number of an emergency contact.
Section B. Adult Guest Registration
To request Adult Guest Registration, indicate the name of each adult guest age 18 or older
accompanying you at the ESA 100th Annual Meeting. Registered adult guests may participate in
Field Trips and/or Ticketed Events with payment of the $45 Guest Fee and any applicable activity fee(s).
NameAssess Guest Fee
$45 ❑
$45 ❑
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Section C. Child/Youth Guest Registration
CODEDESCRIPTION
To request Child/Youth Guest Registration, please indicate the name of each child or youth (infant
through 17 years of age) accompanying you at the ESA 100th Annual Meeting. Registered children
and youths may participate in Field Trips and/or Ticketed Events – except where otherwise noted –
with payment of the applicable activity fee(s). No $45 Guest Fee payment is required.
FT-9
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Section D. Special Requests
If you prefer vegetarian meals, please check here. ❑
If you require asssistance under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please check here. ❑
Please provide a brief description of special services or accommodations you require.
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
Urban Bioblitz Along Sites of Baltimore's Upper Middle Branch
and Watershed 263
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 9 am; Returns at 3 pm $57 X _____ = $ _______
FT-10 Green Infrastructure in a Revitalizing Dense Urban Neighborhood
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 9:45 am; Returns at 2 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
FT-11 Long-term Ecological Research Sites in Baltimore
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 10:15 am; Returns at 3 pm $65 X _____ = $ _______
FT-12 Baltimore Harbor Boat Trip: Exploring an Urban Aquatic Ecosystem
Departs Tuesday, August 11, at 1 pm; Returns at 6 pm $50 X _____ = $ _______
FT-13 Battlefield Ecology
Departs Wednesday, August 12, at 7 am; Returns at 1 pm $62 X _____ = $ _______
FT-14 A Hike Along the Gwynns Falls Trail
Departs Wednesday, August 12, at 10 am; Returns at 2 pm $45 X _____ = $ _______
FT-15 Field Sampling Methods for the National Vegetation Classification
Departs on Wednesday, August 12, at 12 pm; Returns at 5 p $65 X _____ = $ _______
FT-16 Greenbelt, Maryland: An Ecological Perspective on a New Town
Departs Thursday, August 13, at 9:30 am; Returns at 6 pm $42 X _____ = $ _______
$63 X _____ = $ _______
FT-17 Ecologists Go to Washington: Exploring the Frontier of
Ecology and Public Policy
Departs Friday, August 14, at 7:30 am; Returns at 9:30 pm Section F. Workshops
Section E. Field Trips
PLEASE NOTE: All trips are full- or half-day unless otherwise notes. All depart from and return to the Baltimore
Convention Center. All fees are quoted in US Dollars.
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
CODEDESCRIPTION
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
PLEASE NOTE: All fees are quoted in US Dollars. Several workshops (i.e., WK-1, WK-2, WK-26,
WK-35, WK-37, and WK-49) are offered at no charge, but advance registration is required. Others
(i.e., WK-30 through WK-34, WK-39 through WK-48, and WK-50 through WK-54) also are offered
at no charge, but no advance registration is required. The latter are not listed below.
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
CODEDESCRIPTION
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
FT-1
A NEON Site Tour: Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
Departs Saturday, August 8, at 7:30 am; Returns at 3:30 pm WK-1
Embedding Authentic Ecology Research in Introductory Lab Courses
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 5 pm NA X _____
NA
FT-2
Biodiversity and History Along the Potomac River - George Washington’s
Plantation and Four Parks including Great Falls on the Potomac of the
George Washington Memorial Parkway in Virginia
Departs Saturday, August 8, at 8 am; Returns at 7 pm $74 WK-2
Life Under the City: Assessment of Urban Soils
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 11:30 am
NA X _____
NA
X _____ = $ _______
FT-3
Canoe Trip: Natural and Cultural History of the Potomac River
Departs Saturday, August 8, at 8 am; Returns at 5 pm $125 X _____ = $ _______
WK-3
Connecting Students to Ecology through Culture:
An Ethnobiological Approach
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 11:30 am $25 X _____ = $ _______
FT-4
Ecological Science and Grassroots Planning: Defining Research
Departs Saturday, August 8, at 9 am; Returns at 3:30 pm $45 X _____ = $ _______
WK-4
Introduction to R for Ecologists
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 11:30 am
$25 X _____ = $ _______
FT-5
From Land to Water: Grassland Restoration and Ecology
of the Chester River
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 7 am; Returns at 3:30 pm WK-5
Individual Stochasticity: How to Model, Measure, and Interpret It
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 11:30 am $83 X _____ = $ _______
FT-6
Vegetation, Flora, and Ecology of the Potomac Gorge
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 7:30 am; Returns at 5 pm $52 X _____ = $ _______
FT-7
Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 8 am; Returns at 1 pm FT-8
Ecology and Tribal Cultures of North America - A Trip to
the National Museums!
Departs Sunday, August 9, at 8:30 am; Returns at 5 pm $65 $25 $35 X _____ = $ _______
$25 X _____ =
WK-6 Educating the Interdisciplinary Ecologist: Creating Educational
Ecosystems to Help PhD Students Succeed, Get Hired, and Push
Boundaries
Saturday, August 8, 8 am to 11:30 am $25 X _____ = $ _______
X _____ = $ _______
WK-7
Introduction to Community Data Analysis Using the
Vegan Package in R
Saturday, August 8, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
X _____ = $ _______
WK-8
COMPADRE: The Era of Comparative Plant Demography
Saturday, August 8, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
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$ _______
CODEDESCRIPTION
WK-9
Engaging K-12 Educators in Teaching and Learning
about Urban Ecosystems
Saturday, August 8, 12 pm to 5 pm WK-10 Sampling for Species Using Environmental DNA (eDNA):
Applications, Methods, and Analysis
Saturday, August 8, 12 pm to 5 pm WK-11
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
$25 $30 X _____ = $ _______
X _____ = $ _______
CODEDESCRIPTION
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
WK-29 Communicating Science Vividly
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 WK-35 Career Hour: Networking Night! Become a Networking Rock Star
Monday, August 10, 8 pm to 10 pm NA X _____
NA
WK-36 Breaking the Ice with STEAM: Synthesis Innovation, and
Improved Scientific Outreach through Artistic Collaboration
Monday, August 10, 8 pm to 10 pm NA -
-
X _____
NA
X _____ = $ _______
Saturday Night Special! Get the Job: Early-Career Professional
Development in Networking, Accessing Hidden (and Creating Your
Own) Career Opportunities, Managing Your Research Reputation,
and Partnering with Mentors
Saturday, August 8, 5 pm to 9 pm $10 X _____ = $ _______
WK-12 Increasing Openness in Science Research: Lessons and Best Practices
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am $25 WK-38 Dismissing Science: Causes, Effects, Risks, and Responses W I T H D R A W N
Tuesday, August 11, 11:30 am to 1:15 pm NA X _____
NA
X _____ = $ _______
WK-13 A Hands-On Primer for Working with Big Data in R
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 5 pm WK-49 Developing Ecology Research Modules for Introductory Lab Courses
Thursday, August 13, 11:30 am to 1:15 pm NA $30 X _____ = $ _______
WK-14 Advanced Community Data Analysis Using the vegan Package in R
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am $25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-37 Opportunities and Strategies for Securing Ecology-student Funding
Monday, August 10, 8 pm to 10 pm NA WK-15 Connecting with Community Groups: Clear and
Compelling Public Communication
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am
$25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-16 Simple App Creation for Ecologists using MIT App Inventor
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-17 Structural Equation Modeling: An Introduction
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
PLEASE NOTE: All fees are quoted in US Dollars.
CODEDESCRIPTION
Student Mixer
Fee includes refreshments and one free beverage.
Tuesday August 11, 6:30 pm - 8 pm $10 X _____ = $ _______
TK-2
Student Mentor/Mentee Breakfast
Fee includes bagels and coffee.
Tuesday, August 11, 7 am - 8 am $5 X _____ = $ _______
NEON, Inc., Membership Breakfast
Fee includes buffet breakfast.
Tuesday, August 11, 7:30 am - 9 am $10 X _____ = $ _______
Sunrise 5K Fun Run and Walk in Baltimore
Fee includes water and commemorative token.
Wednesday, August 12, 5:30 am - 7 am $15 X _____ = $ _______
TK-5 Diversity Luncheon
Fee includes lunch.
Thursday, August 13, 11:30 am - 1:15 pm CHICKEN
$26 X _____ = $ _______
$26 X _____ = $ _______
$20 X _____ = $ _______
$15 X _____ = $ _______
$25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-19 Time Saving Tools and Services for Ecological Applications
Utilizing MODIM Products
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am $25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-20 Hands-On Tutorial in Empirical Dynamic Modeling and
Convergent Cross-Mapping
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am TK-4
$25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-21 Exploring Diverse Career Pathways in Ecology
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
X _____ = $ _______
WK-23 7th Annual Resources for Ecology Education: Fair and Share
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $30 X _____ = $ _______
WK-24 Tips & Tools for Entrepreneurial Ecologist
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-25 Ecological Network Analysis
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
WK-26 Population and Ecological Data Tools and Services
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm NA X _____
FEE PER NO. OF TOTAL
PERSON PARTICIPANTS COST
TK-1
TK-3
$25 NA
Section G: Ticketed Events
WK-18 Learning Across Natural and Social Sciences: Using a Social
and Ecological Framework
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am WK-22 Operationalisation of Ecological Public Health: Integrating
Ecosystem Services into Health Impact Assessment
Sunday, August 9, 8 am to 11:30 am X _____
TK-6
VEGETARIAN ESA 100 Year Birthday Bash
Fee includes souvenir beer mug, beer tastes, food truck samples,
and live entertainment.
Thursday, August 14, 7 pm - 9 pm Non-Student admission
Student admission
Section I: Real/Brown Student Travel Fund Contribution
NA
WK-27 Demography in a Continuous World: New Advances in Integral
Projection Models (IPMs)
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
We invite you to make a voluntary contribution to the ESA Real/Brown Student Travel Fund, which
provides travel grants for students to attend the ESA Annual Meeting. You may select an amount in
increments of $10 from $10 to $100. (All amounts are quoted in US Dollars.) Thank you.
WK-28 Data Visualization Using R and ggplot
Sunday, August 9, 12 pm to 5 pm $25 X _____ = $ _______
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Section J: Payment Information
(You MUST complete this Section.)
* = Required Information
PLEASE NOTE:
Credit card payments CANNOT be processed unless the card expiration date is provided.
A $25 Processing Fee will be assessed for returned checks OR invalid credit cards.
Requests for refunds must be received in writing (mail, fax, email) no later than July 1, 2015.
All refunds will be issued AFTER the meeting by October 1, 2015, and are assessed a $25 Processing Fee.
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CHARGES
Section B:
Registration Fees
Subtotal
$____________
Section C:
Adult Guest Registration Fees
Subtotal
$____________
Section F:
Field Trip Fees
Subtotal
$____________
Section G:
Workshop Fees
Subtotal
$____________
Section H:
Ticketed Event Fees
Subtotal
$____________
Section I:
Real/Brown Student Travel Fund Contribution
Subtotal
$____________
TOTAL PAYMENT AMOUNT
$____________
❑ Check for fees enclosed (Check number ______________) OR
*Card Type: ❑ MasterCard or ❑ VISA
*Name as it appears on Card:
*Card Number:*Expiration Date:
Check here to authorize ESA to use the above for charges related to the ESA 100th Annual Meeting. ❑
Once received, your Meeting Registration Form and payment will be processed by ESA. This can
take 10 to 14 business days. Once processing is completed, a Confirmation Notice will be sent to
you. If you do not receive a Confirmation Notice within 30 days, please contact Tricia Crocker at
ESA (by phone at 202-833-8773 or by email at [email protected]). We appreciate your patience.
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