Question 1

Where can I find conference information, handouts, and session info?

Accepted Answer

All of our conference information, session info, speaker bios, and handouts can be found at our conference website at https://sites.google.com/view/ccbdconference/home?authuser=0

Question 2

Will you offer credits or certificates for the conference?

Accepted Answer

We have partnered with three organizations to offer multiple options: (1) Clock Hour Certificates - Certificates will be given for each day. See conference brochure. (2) CEUs - White Earth Tribal and Community College offers CEUs FREE. See WETCC Table. (3) DEVELOP Credit - See DEVELOP table.

Question 3

Do you offer scholarships?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is a limited amount of scholarship funding available. To see if you are eligible, or to request an application, please contact jessica.harstad@whiteearth-nsn.gov

Question 4

Can I bring my child to the conference?

Accepted Answer

We all love children. However, we ask that participants do not bring children into conference sessions and activities.

Question 5

Are meals included with registration?

Accepted Answer

Yes, meals are provided for conference participants. If family or friends travel with you, you may opt to pre-purchase additional meals for non-participants at an added cost of $65 per person when you purchase your conference tickets. This MUST be paid in advance. No exceptions.

Question 6

What amenities are available?

Accepted Answer

Attendees will receive a conference tote bag. The conference will offer credits, CEUs, conference clothing and merchandise for sale, a variety of vendors, door prizes, a silent auction, and a private nursing station for mothers.

Question 7

What is the silent auction?

Accepted Answer

The silent auction will display various items and baskets for bidding onsite. All proceeds will go towards future conference scholarships.

Question 8

Will I receive a conference name badge?

Accepted Answer

Yes, name badges will be issued at the registration area and must be worn to access conference sessions, meals, and events.

21st Annual Communities Collaborative Brain Development Conference