NITOP January 2013: There Is Still Time to Register!

Registration is still open as of December 5, 2012, for the 35th Annual National Institute on the Teaching of Psychology, January 3–6, 2013, at the TradeWinds Island Grand Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida. For the full program, other details about the conference, and to register online, visit www.nitop.org.

If you do not wish to register online, the .pdf version of the registration form can be downloaded from the webpage and filled in on your computer and then sent by email to the conference registrar, Betty Heggemeier (bjh@illinois.edu), by Fax to 217-355-8668, or by mail to the conference office: National Institute on the Teaching of Psychology, 27236 Edenfield Drive, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544. Questions may be directed to Joanne Fetzner by phone (813-973-6969) or by email (jfetzner@illinois.edu). Come on down!

THE 35th ANNUAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON THE TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY, co-sponsored by the Association for Psychological Science, the University of South Florida Department of Psychology, and the Society for the Teaching of Psychology will be held January 3-6, 2013, at the TradeWinds Island Grand Hotel, in St. Pete Beach, Florida. Registration is limited to 375 participants; early registration is highly recommended. Poster session proposals should be received by October 1, 2012 to guarantee space in the program, although later submissions will be considered if poster space remains available. The conference program includes four morning workshops on the first day, three poster sessions, three participant idea exchanges, social hours, book and software displays, and 31 featured speakers, well-known for their excellence in teaching psychology. The conference registration fee is $525 which will also include buffet breakfasts and lunches, refreshments at coffee breaks and poster sessions, and an evening reception.


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