REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 14, 2003!
(Late registrations on a space available basis)
Event Date: May 5, 2003
Please print clearly
Contact Person:_______________________________________
Name of school or organization:
___________________________________________________
Street Address:_______________________________________
City: _____________________ State/Province: _________________
Zip/Postal Code:__________ Country: __________________________
Telephone: __________________________
Fax:_______________________________
E-mail Address:____________________@_______________________
Age range of students: ______________ - ________________ years
1. How many representatives do you wish to register?
Total number of: Students_______ Advisors________
(1 advisor for every 10 students is required)
2. Workshop Registration:
- Groups of more than 12 students are restricted to attending theatrical presentations or large audience presentations (indicated by **). You may split your group into various smaller subgroups for workshops.
- Enter the number of students you would like to place in each workshop.
- You may submit multiple applications to accommodate all of your students, up to a MAXIMUM of 90 students per school.
Each student can register for two of the three workshop sessions. Students may attend a third workshop if space permits.
Go to http://www.youthcanworld.org/confs/nycconf/ycwslist03.html for an up-to-date list of workshops. New workshops may be added, or some may cancel for various reasons!
Enter the number of students you would like to register for each workshop in the blanks below.
Session 1
___ Cities near the sea - Video Conference. Ages 13-18 years
___ YouthCaN Mediterranean - Video Conference. Ages: All.
___ **HP and iEARN’s Digital Cultural Exchange: Global Tidings. Ages: 9-16
___ **Alternative Scenario: Energy choices for the 21st Century. Ages: 16 and up
___ Gardening for Change. Ages: all.
___ Owls in the Park. Ages: 13 and up
___ Shoreline Restoration and water testing: Bronx River and NYC’s watershed. Ages: 8-17
___ **The Fantastic Deer Cycle (OH Deer!). Ages:10-12 yrs
Session 2
___ Aberdare Youth Environment Project - Video Conference. Ages: 13 and up.
___ Global Eyes of Japan - Video Conference. Ages 13 and up.
___ **Adopt a Beach - Environmental Activism - a student initiative. Ages: 14 to 18 years.
___ **A world without Oil. Ages: 15-18
___ Waste Management Project. Ages: 10-30
___ Exploring Environmental Issues of Slovakia, Central and Eastern Europe. Ages 13 and up
___ **Got Energy? (exploration of the energy cycle). Ages: 10-14 years
___ PCB’s and Alcohol: Mutations in the fish of the Hudson River. Ages: 14-18
___ Dolphin Lab. Ages 11-18 years
___ Solar Solutions. Ages: 9-20
Session 3
___ Terrific Trees. Ages 6-15 years
___ **Vegication. Ages 13 and up
___ **Spreading the Word--Conservation and Recycling. Ages: 10-18 years
___ The Effects of introducing exotic species. Ages 13 and up
___ **Got Goo? Should you pay for toxic waste cleanup? Ages 9-13
___ The Lower East Side Youth Waste Prevention League. Ages: 7-18 years
___ The role of ICT in the protection of the environment in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ages: 18-25
___ Urban Ecology, Destination: New York. Ages 13 and up
___ Global Peace. Ages: 15+ years
___ Evergreen and Everlasting Belarusian Forests.
3. Do you have a project(s) that you would like to display? If so, please describe your display:
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Please submit this application via postal mail, fax or e-mail, as soon as possible!
Send To:
Youth CaN 2003 - Registration
Education Department
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York, NY 10024-5192
Fax: (212) 769-5329
E-mail: youthcan@us.iearn.org
Information/Inquiries: (212) 769-5039. Inquiries Only! Applications will NOT be accepted by phone.
