Here's how to enroll in BOT 630W Advance Dendrology for Teachers 2006. I strongly urge you to visit the home page and syllabus for this workshop at:

http://www.cas.muohio.edu/~meicenrd/BOT630/syllabus.htm

IF YOU ARE INTENDING TO ENROLL IN THIS WORKSHOP PLEASE NOTE!

You can NOT enroll in this workshop using BannerWeb!

Instead you need to visit the Summer Workshop Website

http://www.units.muohio.edu/continuingeducation/summer/workshop/

From there you need to upload a copy of the Workshop Registration Form, fill it out and mail this form in along with registration payment.

To make things easier for you I am attaching a pdf file of the Workshop Registration Form, which you can print and fill in.

Information that you will need for Item #7 of this form to enroll in BOT630W is as follows:

Departmental Abbreviation = BOT

Course Number Mod.= 630W

Credit Hours = 4

Instruction Fee = 1428.60

General Fee = 170.32

Data Network Fee = 5.00

Ohio Resident = Total Fees = 1603.92

Non-Resident = Total Fees = 3525.92

Please contact EITHER

MAT Director, Dr. John R. Stevenson , by email at stevenjr@muohio.edu or by phone at 513-529-5427.

OR

Office of Continuing Education

Miami University

Joyner House

Oxford, Ohio 45056-1693

513-529-1508

Fax: 513-529-1826

continuingeducation@muohio.edu

to answer any questions that you have relative to fee waivers and/or payments.

Once you have completed the registration form, return it with payment to:

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

MIAMI UNIVERSITY

OXFORD, OHIO 45056

PLEASE DO NOT mail the form and fees directly to me!

That's all there is to it! I'm looking forward to meeting you in person in July!

P.S. Although the syllabus states that you will be expected to modify the MUDES for incorporation into your own curriculum, some students/teachers have opted to develop other expert system data bases that better fit the courses they teach. For example, expert system data bases for carrion beetles, aquatic macro invertebrates, human bones, Ohio fossils, cations, and even candy bars! have been developed in this class by folks who don't teach Botany at their own schools. If you are in this category please be thinking of potential data bases you might develop to better fit your class room needs. I'll be happy to discuss options with you via email. Again, I am looking forward to meeting you in July!