[ApaIllinois] Now available: Centennial-amounts of 2009 Upper Midwest Conference information!

[APA-IL Editor]

HTML clipboardNow available on the 2009 Upper Midwest Conference 
website: Centennial-amounts of information! Online registration will be 
opening up shortly, but there’s much you can do right now.  Book your room and 
review all the mobile workshop sessions and social event offerings to get ready 
to make the most of this once-in-hundred-year event, coming to a metropolis near 
you September 24-26! 

  
  Hotel Reservations 
  - The Hyatt Regency
  
  Chicago reservation system is live!  If you are interested in a room, 
  be sure you use the link at
  
  www.ilapa.org, or 
  mention "American Planning Association" when making your reservation. Insanely 
  low “downtown-Chicago” rates made possible through APA-IL’s generous room 
  subsidy mean rooms will go fast! There are only so many rooms available for 
  the subsidy, so book now!
  
  
  Mobile Workshop 
  Descriptions – Over 40 mobile workshops sessions make up the core 
  of the conference experience, and are included with your registration at no 
  extra fee.  But they have limited capacities, and require advance registration 
  to get into the ones you want to attend the most. Make your big plans now so 
  when online registration opens, you’ll be ready to jump on the ones you want.
  
  
  Social Events 
  – Choose from 15 social events that celebrate the best of Burnham’s legacy, 
  including a dozen ethnic restaurant choices on Friday night in the 
  neighborhoods that tell Chicago’s story.  Plan out your preferences now so you 
  are ready to purchase your ticket when you register.

The entire conference website is now informatively rotund, 
at Burnham-esque proportions, to enable big plan-making.  Need something to stir 
your blood? Stop whatever you’re doing right now, turn up your speakers, and 
watch the video on the 
conference home page.  Think Big! 
 


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