ALL CSU FACULTY TRAVEL
AND LODGING COVERED
[Travel
Reimbursement] [Room/Board]
ALL CSU STUDENT LODGING
COVERED
[Room/Board]
ALL CSU STUDENT POSTER
PRESENTERS' TRAVEL COVERED
[Travel
Reimbursement]
ALL CA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FACULTY AND STUDENT MEALS COVERED
[Meals]
Registration
for Symposium:
The
deadline for registration was Wednesday, December
1, 2004.
On-line registrations are now being accepted on
a space available basis.
REMINDER:
to avoid charges to your credit card account:
Changes
to hotel reservations must be made prior to
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 22, 2004
Changes
to meal reservations must be made prior to
NOON
on JANUARY 7, 2005
All changes and updates can be made via the registration
website only.
On-line registration website closed
on January 18, 2005.
Meals and lodging at the LAX Marriott are available at no charge to registered
CSU faculty, staff and students. Meals at the LAX Marriott are available
at no charge to registered CA Community College faculty and students.
All Workshops
are open to all registered symposium participants; therefore, registration
for individual workshops is not required this year.
Sponsorship,
Exhibition and Career Information:
We invite companies
to review the varied sponsorship, exhibition and career information opportunities
for the 2004 CSU Biotechnology Symposium. Each type of support provides a
range of benefits, allows your organization to gain valuable exposure, and
supports education and research in biotechnology.
Exhibition
Booths Open: Friday 10:00 - 5:30 P.M. and Saturday
10:00 - 6:00 P.M.
for
a copy of the exhibitor/sponsor
prospectus. For further questions,
please contact Alicia Skiba
at askiba@sciences.sdsu.edu
or 619-594-2822.
The
following is a current list of exhibitors:
Hotel accommodations
for sponsors and exhibitors can be made directly with the LAX Marriott. Group
rates may be obtained by mentioning that you are with the CSU Biotechnology
Symposium at the time of booking.
to make your reservation on line, or call 1-888-236-2427.
Symposium
Information: Each January
CSUPERB presents a 3-4 day Biotechnology Symposium. This year
we are pleased to have the symposium at the LAX
Marriott in Los Angeles, CA (Map
and Driving Directions to the LAX Marriott). The LAX Marriott provides
a free shuttle to and from the LAX Airport.
The symposium
includes nationally and internationally known speakers, workshops on current
biotechnology topics, a poster session (110+ posters) for the presentation
of undergraduate, masters’ and doctoral research in the CSU, an Industry
Vendor Exhibition, the annual CSU Biotechnology Career Fair, a California
Community College Biotechnology Faculty Workshop and a CSUPERB Faculty Consensus
Group meeting. The preliminary schedule
is available at:
for Symposium Schedule
on Friday and Saturday.
for
CSUPERB FCG Meeting and the CA Community College Faculty "Sunday Special".
Room/Board:
Meals and lodging at
the LAX Marriott are available at no charge to registered CSU faculty, staff
and students.
Travel
Reimbursement:
To minimize the cost
of travel, use contracted rates whenever possible. The maximum that CSUPERB
will reimburse for air travel between contracted cities and car rentals will
be the state contract rate.
Faculty
and Staff: All CSU faculty and
staff are eligible for reimbursement of travel expenses incurred to attend
the symposium. To be reimbursed, in addition to registering, please
follow the reimbursement procedures on the Faculty
Travel Reimbursement Procedures website, .
(You do not need
to apply through the Faculty Travel Grants Program, nor will you need to include
lodging and meals covered during the Symposium).
Student:
A portion of the CSUPERB travel
fund will be set aside to cover round-trip travel for CSU students presenting
posters at the Annual CSUPERB Biotechnology Symposium. As many students
as possible will be supported; a $150 per
student limit will be applied for travel to the Symposium. To be reimbursed,
please follow the reimbursement procedures on the Student
Travel Reimbursement Procedures website, .
Please pay special attention to the eligibility requirements; in addition
to presenting a poster, each student must
be a CSU employee.
If the student will not be a paid employee during the period of time of the
travel to the symposium (such as teaching/research assistant or work study),
the student may sign up as a voluntary employee
for that time period. The student must
do this prior to the travel by
filling out the appropriate forms at the Personnel Office. This process
may take several days, so plan accordingly. You do not
need to apply through the Student Travel
Grants Program, nor will you need to include lodging and meals covered during
the Symposium.
2004
(16th) |
Proteomics and Plumbing
the Proteome:
Innovations and Solutions in the Molecular Life Sciences and Medicine |
2003
(15th)
|
The Nexus of Biotechnology,
Bio-inspired Materials and Biomaterials:
Challenges and Opportunities
|
2002
(14th)
|
The Impact of Biotechnology
on the Future of Medicine
|
2001
(13th)
|
Bioinformatics, Structural
Genomics and Future Prospects
|
2000
(12th)
|
The Brave New World of
the Post-Human Genome Project:
Bioinformatics &
Genomics
|
1999
(11th)
|
Environmental Biotechnology:
New Molecular Approaches,
Solutions & Products for Old Problems
|
1998
(10th)
|
Biotechnology and Vaccines:
Molecular Biology in
the Conquest of Disease
|
1997
(9th)
|
The Future of Bioinformatics
and Functional Genomics:
In Vivo ®
In
Silico ®
In Vivo
|
1996
(8th)
|
Emerging Biotechnologies:
Back to the Future With Molecular Diversity
|
1995
(7th)
|
Better Living Through
Biotechnology: Food and Agricultural Biotechnology
|
1994
(6th)
|
Gene Therapy
|
1993
(5th)
|
Biotechnology in the
Next Century
|
1992
(4th)
|
Biotechnology Within
the CSU
|
1990
(3rd)
|
Biotechnology Within
the CSU
|
1989
(2nd)
|
Biotechnology Within
the CSU
|
1987
(1st)
|
Biotechnology Within
the CSU (San José State)
|
