AAPT 2017 Summer Meeting-Cincinnati, OH (Jul 22-26, 2017)

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The 2017 AAPT Summer Meeting will take place from July 22-26 in Cincinnati, Ohio, serving as a key event for physics educators in North America. Abstract submissions are open from January 19 to February 23, with post-deadline submissions accepted until May 11. Registration for the event is expected to open in May 2017. This meeting provides an excellent platform for networking, workshops, and learning about the latest physics resources.

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  • Understanding of abstract submission processes for academic conferences
  • Knowledge of physics education resources and networking opportunities
  • Basic awareness of conference logistics, including travel and registration
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  • Investigate travel options and accommodations for Cincinnati during the meeting
  • Learn about the MAA MathFest 2017 and its relevance to physics education
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The AAPT Winter Meeting in Atlanta ( https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/wm2017/ ) is going on now.
Unfortunately, this meeting was scheduled for now [in the middle of the semester], rather than its usual time in January [during my break]. So, I wasn't able to make it.

However, the website for the Summer Meeting in Cincinnati has been live.
Abstract submissions are due on Thursday, Feb 23 (in a few days).
I'm working on an abstract now... and I plan to attend.
Registration will likely open up in May.

https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/sm2017/
The 2017 AAPT Summer Meeting is the premier physics educators conference in North America. It offers an excellent opportunity for members, colleagues, and future physicists from around the world to participate in physics workshops, meet and greet other physics educators, form networks nationally and locally, engage exhibitors and learn about the latest physics resources.

https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/call4papers.cfm
https://www.aapt.org/Conferences/sm2017/abstractsubpage.cfm
Abstracts will be accepted for the 2017 Summer Meeting from January 19 to February 23. Don't miss this opportunity to submit an abstract to the largest gathering of physics educators in the United States.

Post-deadline abstract will accepted from February 24 to May 11. All post-deadline abstracts (contributed talks and posters) will be scheduled in the last session on Wednesday, July 26.
(Immediately after the 2017 AAPT Summer Meeting in Cincinnati OH,
the 2017 MAA MathFest begins in Chicago (July 26-29, 2017) http://www.maa.org/meetings/mathfest-2017 .
Abstracts are due April 30.
http://www.maa.org/meetings/mathfest-2017/abstracts
It's a 5-hour drive from from Cincinnati to Chicago.)for Future Reference:
[note the meetings in San Diego in 2018]

AAPT

2017 Summer Meeting, July 22-26 (Cincinnati, Ohio)
2018 Winter Meeting, January 6-9 (San Diego, California)
2018 Summer Meeting, July 28-August 1 (Washington, DC)
2019 Winter Meeting, January 12-15 (Houston, Texas)

MAA MathFest

2017: Chicago, IL | July 26-29, 2017
2018: Denver, CO | August 1-4, 2018
2019: Cincinnati, OH | July 31-August 3, 2019
2020: Philadelphia, PA | July 29 - August 1, 2020
2021: Sacramento, CA | August 4-7, 2021

MAA-AMS Joint Mathematics Meetings

2018: San Diego, CA | January 10-13, 2018
2019: Baltimore, MD | January 16-19, 2019
2020: Denver, CO | January 15-18, 2020
2021: Washington, DC | January 6 - 9, 2021
 
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The nonmember-registration fee seems to about $200 more than the member-registration fee. And they probably won't decrease.

http://www.aapt.org/membership/joining.cfm
The price of joining AAPT for a year is about $160, which includes online access to some journals. (Student meeting registration and student membership are much cheaper.)

So, by joining, that's a small discount for one meeting, and a larger one for two meetings.

For me, Cincinnati is drivable (as opposed the previous meetings in New Orleans or Orlando or Sacramento). So, i'd save on the cost of air fare and a car rental.

(I think there is a rather small meeting registration fee for a non-physics spouse.)
 

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