[3947] in APO News
CPW Registration: It's (Almost) Never Too Late
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ellen Kranzer)
Thu May 13 12:25:34 1999
Date: Thu, 13 May 1999 12:23:25 -0400
To: apo-news@MIT.EDU
From: Ellen Kranzer <ellen_kranzer@harvard.edu>
A couple of notes on CPWs:
apparently the registration for the one on Maine is very low. If you were
thinking about signing up for that one do so ASAP -- you can send email to
the national office & then follow it with a check. If the attendance looks
like it is going to be too low to do the workshop (I forget what the minimum
is, but it's in the 15-20 person range) it will be cancelled.
If you go to the CPW in NJ, transport to/from the Amtrak station (and maybe
even from Newark) can be arranged. Talk to me.
Y.I.S.
c.c.
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>Subject: CPW Registration: It's (Almost) Never Too Late
>To: APO-L@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU
>
>Greetings, Brothers!
>
>The school year is wrapping up, but the summer and our 1999 Chapter
>Program Workshops (CPWs) are just around the corner! For those
>of you who may have thought it was too late to register for one of
>this year's CPWs, I have great news:
>
> It's almost never too late to sign up!
> (But we want you to sign up as early as possible...)
>
>Let me explain: As long as we have enough people registered to
>make it worthwhile to bring in a staff and resources for a CPW
>weekend, we'll even take registrations right up until the the
>time of the CPW itself. BUT - if we don't have enough Brothers
>signed up to participate by the time we get within a few weeks
>of the CPW, we have to consider canceling it. And we have to do
>that far enough in advance to get the word out to all of those who
>did register for weekend and for the volunteer staff (especially
>those coming from great distances) to cancel their travel plans.
>We hate to cancel any CPW, but sometimes it does happen.
>
>So - please sign up as soon as you know you can come!
>
>
>Now, some of the details for those who haven't heard them
>before....
>
>1999 CPWs are scheduled for the following dates and locations:
>
> 6/18-20 Winston-Salem, NC
> Fort Worth, TX
>
> 6/25-27 Stillwater, OK
>
> 7/16-18 New Brunswick, NJ
> Toledo, OH
> Fairfax, VA
>
> 7/23-25 Orono, ME
> Atlanta, GA
> Cedar Falls, IA
>
> 7/30-8/1 Ithaca, NY
> Charleston, IL
>
>(You can attend any CPW which is convenient to where you'll be this
>summer, whether or not it is in the same region as your chapter.)
>
>And don't forget, the price is about as good as you can get -- $40,
>no matter which CPW you attend. That price includes materials, two
>nights lodging and five meals (three on Saturday, two on Sunday).
>
>To register, use the registration form that was sent to your chapter
>or download an electronic copy from the National Office web page:
>
> http://www.apo.org/struct/national/office/
>
>If you have any questions regarding registration for this summer's
>Chapter Program Workshops, contact Susan Harris (apoadmin@aol.com)
>at the National Office.
>
>Fraternally,
>
>Charlie Zimmerman
>charliez@aol.com
>National CPW Coordinator
>Alpha Phi Omega
>
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> Note: An erroneous line on the registration form previously
> distributed by the National Office asked you to send your
> registration no later than May 1. That was meant to encourage
> timely registration, but unfortunately many took it to be a
> deadline. As stated above, there is NO deadline, so please
> register if, and as soon as, you know that you can attend!
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>
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