Windsor 2012: Save the date!
The 2012 CSWA annual meeting will officially take place at the University of Windsor, June 2-5, 2012.
We’ll go behind the scenes of the science and technology in one of North America’s hubs for automotive technology.
We might even take a look at the fragile ecology of the greater Windsor area and nearby Essex County – one of Canada’s premiere wine-making regions.
Programme and registration
The Windsor 2012 committee is hard at work, getting a full slate of panel discussions, professional development workshops, keynotes, tours, and networking opportunities ready to unveil in late fall/early winter for our June 2012 event.
**Check back here in December for full details and early-bird registration**
To inquire about corporate and government support opportunities for the year’s largest meeting of science and technology journalists, communications specialists, and other writers, contact office@sciencewriters.ca
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