ISEA 20th Anniversary Annual Conference 

Informal Science Education in Texas:  Past, Present, and Future

Early Bird Registration (through January 15th, 2017) and Regular Registration (after January 15th, 2017)

Registration fees range from $187 to $355 depending on lodging option chosen.  Lodging options at T BAR M include bunkhouse-style (guests bring their own linens and toiletries), shared hotel-style rooms and single hotel-style rooms.  For those wishing to stay off-site or commute, a day guest option is available which does not include breakfasts or lodging.

For the latest conference information, visit: http://texasinformalscience.org/annual-conference

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The 2017 ISEA conference will be jam packed with opportunities for all informal educators and teachers to learn, collaborate and experience fun new ways to engage audiences. Join us for presentations, workshops, poster sessions, networking opportunties, and two fabulous keynote speakers.

José González is the founder of Latino Outdoors, latinooutdoors.org, an organization that brings cultura into the outdoor narrative and connects Latino communities and leadership with nature and outdoor experiences. Charlie Walter is a founding member of ISEA with over 30 years of museum experience including the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, the San Antonio Children's Museum and currently he is the executive director of the Mayborn Museum at Baylor University.  

Exciting pre-conference workshop options include a SciGirls educators workshop and an off-site field trip to the Hill Country Science Mill.  A post-conference field trip to the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment is also sure to please.