40th - General Information
updated June 8, 2008

Spring 08 - Hills House South - UMass	Morris Pratt House - Amherst College

Basic logistical information about the 40th is summarized below. .

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• Conference Brochure
• Registration Form

YES YOU CAN STILL REGISTER! - EMAIL US
(OR CALL 413-545-0465) NOW WITH
INFORMATION ABOUT WHEN YOU ARE COMING....

WHEN	June 12-15, 2008 in Amherst
REGISTRATION	On-site Registration opens 4PM in Pratt House at Amherst College at 4PM, Thursday afternoon - June 12th Conference closes Sunday Noon - June 15th
WHERE	Driving Instructions, Map and Parking information here Housing, Dining and conference activites at Amherst College 2:30PM Friday we will join School of Education 100th Marathon at the Campus Center at UMass. Friday night - CIE Barbecue & Entertainment at Amherst College Saturday night - CIE Reunion Banquet at UMass Campus Center
WHO	All CIE members (Faculty, staff, students) past and present We expect at least 175 to attend from all 40 years of CIE
LODGING	CIE will make all needed reservations based on your registration form...all you need to do is send in your registration! Participants will be housed in Morris Pratt House (More pictures), a newly renovated dormitory at Amherst College in the center of Amherst
FOOD	Meals will be provided at Valentine Dining Commons at Amherst College - two minutes walk from the housing and conference site. All meals included in the overnight fee of $57 per night!!
COSTS	The total cost for three nights, with all meals including the Barbecue on Friday and the Banquet on Saturday and the registration fee is $196, if you register before the deadline. Commuters will be asked to pay $61 for three lunches, the barbecue, banquet and registration.
TRAVEL	Bradley Airport in Connecticut is closest airport; Boston is also possible. Trains come to Springfield from New York and Washington. Buses come to campus from Boston, NY and many other places, with a change in Springfield. If you take the bus, get off in the center of Amherst and walk across the town commons to Amherst College.

Interior pictures of Morris Pratt House