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Workshop Report:
2009 NAI National Workshop

November 17–21 | Hartford, Connecticut

Registration and Session information updated dynamically. Hotel/Booth numbers updated manually/separately.

R = Number Registered
L = Limit Allowed
The values for the registration, sessions and events below are drawn directly from the database, and are accurate to this moment. However, hotel and booth numbers will still be updated manually as available.

Data in the database does not include those registrations that are still being processed. Sessions without current registrants are listed at the bottom of the page.

*Note: Pending registrations are awaiting payment or are not yet processed. Pending registration total should not be used in cumulative registration counts. Registrations are not considered final until payment is made in full.
REGISTRATION R L

Total Attendees Registered
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52 1200
Pending Registrations* 11  
ROOM PICK-UP (in room nights) R L % Full
Hotel information coming soon. -- -- --%
EXHIBIT HALL R L % Full
Booths
(updated June 12, 2009)
27 120 19%
EVENT SESSIONS
Free Event R L % Full
Excellence in Interpretation Awards 45 500 9%
Opening Reception 50 1200 4%
       
Meal Event R L % Full
Awards Banquet & Dance 26 500 5%
       
Offsite Session R L % Full
01. Step Back in Time: Visit 1800s New England 8 56 14%
02. Vineyards of New England: Award-Winning Wine 2 40 5%
03. Interpretive Program Alchemy: Creating Something Out of Nothing 3 50 6%
04. Quabbin: An Accidental Wilderness 2 40 5%
05. 18,000 Years of Native and Natural History 4 56 7%
07. Effecting Positive Change through American Literature 1 50 2%
08. Classic New England Charm: Mystic, CT 6 45 13%
09. Insider View: Boston Harbor Islands National Park 4 50 8%
10. Blackstone River Valley: From Farm to Factory 1 50 2%
12. 5th Annual Service Project Work Day: Riverfront Recapture Restoration 1 50 2%
       
Preworkshop Session R L % Full
1. Interpreters Road Show 2 24 8%
2. What Audiences Want In A Presentation...And How To Give It To Them 2 25 8%
5. Beyond Last Child in the Woods: Creating and Sustaining Natural History Interests 1 40 3%
6. Interpreting Insects from A to Z 1 20 5%
7. Living History Road Show 1 25 4%
8. Diving Beneath the Surface: Leopold and the Art of Interpreting 1 30 3%
       
Special Event R L % Full
1. Everything is Better on the Water: Dinner Cruise Aboard the Mystique 7 120 6%
2. Riverfront Clambake on the Connecticut River 10 150 7%
3. Superstars of Interpretation 11 150 7%
       
Banquet Meal Choices
Meal Choice R % of Total (29)
  Vegetable Stack 9 31
  Pacific Cod 7 24
  Chicken Francaise 13 45
     
Option Choices
Option Answer R
  I am donating an auction item.
    no 45
    Yes 17
  I am willing to volunteer at the workshop.
    0
    no 1
  I request vegetarian meals.
    no 48
    yes 15
  Membership Level
    Associate 2
    Commercial 3
    Entry 1
    Institutional 6
    Life 7
    Professional 35
    Student 6
Sessions Without Registrants
The sessions below do not currently have any listed registrants.
Offsite Session:
  • 06. Commitment to Improvement: Roger Williams Park Zoo
  • 11. Connecting with Connecticut's History
Preworkshop Session:
  • 3. Practical Interpretive PR and Marketing
  • 4. Cutting Edge
  • Interpretive Management Institute
 
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